CP pour la promenade du National Trust sur la colline du pain de sucre. Belle grande zone de tarmac (la plupart de niveau juste à l'entrée). Une vue fantastique sur la vallée et sur Gilwern, idéal pour commencer la promenade autour de la colline du Pain de Sucre dans le Monmouthshire, ce qui en fait un lieu de prédilection pour les randonneurs. Un avertissement cependant, la route est très raide! L’approche d’Abergavenny aux vignobles Sugerloaf est une route étroite avec un mur de pierre à gauche. Une fois que vous avez traversé le vignoble, ça commence vraiment! 16 pour cent avec une grille de bétail à mi-chemin. Sur cette base, je recommanderais uniquement les fourgonnettes converties (LWB sera ok) et les véhicules de la taille de Caravelle / Transporters.
CP for the National Trust walk of Sugar Loaf hill. Nice big tarmac area (most level right by the entrance). Fantastic views over the valley and Gilwern, great to start a walk around Monmouthshire’s Sugar Loaf hill so it’s very popular with walkers. A warning though, the road up is very steep! The approach from Abergavenny to the Sugerloaf Vineyards is a tight road with a stone wall to the left. Once you’ve passed the vineyard it really kicks up! 16percent with a cattle grid halfway. Based on that I’d recommend only converted panel vans (LWB will be ok) and Caravelle/Transporters sized vehicles visit.
Postkarte für den National Trust Walk auf dem Sugarloaf Hill. Schöne große asphaltierte Fläche (die meiste Ebene direkt am Eingang). Fantastische Aussichten über das Tal und hinüber nach Gilwern, ideal als Ausgangspunkt für die Wanderung um den Sugar Loaf Hill in Monmouthshire, was ihn zu einem beliebten Ort für Wanderer macht. Aber Achtung, die Straße ist sehr steil! Die Zufahrt von Abergavenny zu den Sugerloaf-Weinbergen ist eine schmale Straße mit einer Steinmauer auf der linken Seite. Sobald Sie durch den Weinberg gelaufen sind, geht es erst richtig los! 16 Prozent mit einem Rindergitter auf halbem Weg. Aus diesem Grund würde ich nur umgebaute Transporter (LWB ist ok) und Fahrzeuge der Größe Caravelle / Transporter empfehlen.
51.8443, -3.0632 (lat, lng)
N 51°50’39.5196” W 3°3’47.484”
A40
NP7 7LA ,
United Kingdom
This is not an overnight stop, signs on car park entrance confirm so. Local residents are having water supplies contaminated by overnighters using area as a toilet and dumping grey waste, which sadly now is the majority not the minority. Most overnighters are being challenged to be asked why they think the ‘no overnight stops’ sign doesn’t apply to them, making all vans/motor homes unwelcome.
Great views, steep climb in van but easily done with care and low gear. Great views and walks, plenty of sheep, so keep dogs close.
An amazing view when you get to the top …. However the road leading to it is very narrow but I did manage to get to the top in our 26 year old camper-van . And was nice and quite .
Amazing spot, great views. Can see for miles, only down side is as mentioned by others the hill up to it. Were in a converted transit jumbo which just made it!! Highly recommended.
Great spot. fab views
Parking here now. beautiful views. nothing to say can't park overnight.
Breathtaking views!! I’d say as long as you were stealth you’d be fine. We just parked in the day and it very busy. Road up here is tight with very few passing places but people know what you are driving up/down for so are happy to reverse.
Unfortunately this is a National Trust site and overnight parking is not allowed on any National Trust land. Owners have been asked to move on if found staying overnight.
Great views, worth the drive up on the backroad
Stayed here last night. we arrived late and had to take our time not knowing the bendy roads. only saw one other car all night. the veiws are worth the journey. the road is really steep towards the top. so wouldn't recommend anything big trying to get up there.
Nice peaceful night once the dog walkers retired. No issues with kids parking up.
