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Cross country skiing Wales, Breacon
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Does anyone know any areas around the breacon beacons that can be cross country skied when there’s snowfall?

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Looks good, know of any in the souther regions of Wales?
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Wherever snow lands

Typically the best bet for snow is the Central Beacons Massif, but not very friendly xcountry terrain
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The law is not clear in England and Wales and even the statutory and governing bodies for access and snowsports do not seem to know the answer definitively! It isn’t mentioned in the 2001 CROW Act and may not yet have been challenged ?

The assumption seems to be that skiing (which includes snowboarding, telemark cross country and AT) is a form of access on foot and therefore legal without the landowners permission.

Ordnance survey maps show areas of open access land (as well as rights of way) and those will probably cover most of the Beacons above the fell wall.
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