Everything about Black Mountain Hill totally explained
Black Mountain (
Welsh:
Mynydd Ddu) is a
mountain in the
Black Mountains (not to be confused with the
Black Mountain range of hills). It is the only
Marilyn to fall exactly on the
Welsh-
English border, straddling
Powys and
Herefordshire.
Offa's Dyke long distance footpath passes along the ridge, more or less from south to north (or vice versa), while a steeper path leads to the summit from near the
youth hostel in the
Vale of Ewyas to the west. The summit is unmarked and, because of the very shallow gradients along the summit ridge, virtually impossible to determine
in situ.
It is the highest ground in
England south of the
Yorkshire Dales, even though higher neighbours are very close by in Wales.
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