Maen Llia

Had a. beautiful drive just to see the beacons and this Amazing old piece of history well worth the trip we bought my Niece from. The USA and she like us loved it and in awe of the beautiful vista

Great natural or potentially man made megalith. Absolutely worth visiting if you're in the area. Only 55mins from Cardiff city centre as well!

A good site and a good example of a standing stone and also easily accessible. With parking for two cars close by.
Well worth a visit.

Head north from Glynneath briefly on the A4019 and then the B4242 and Maen Llia is right next to the road, well marked and easily visible from the road.

Very scenic, great place for a visit

A 4000 year old stone in the beautiful Brecon Beacons. The drive to the stone is only just over a hour from Cardiff, and you will pass through some of the most beautiful views. But be careful lots of single track roads 😁

Between Heol Senni & Ystradfelite on the Sarn Helen Road. Maen Llia Standing Stone which is not indigenous too the area, what an ancient engineering feat. Well worth a stop off to see it.

The oldest (4000 years old!) and the biggest standing stone in Wales. 3.7m tall - massive 🤩 I felt so small standing on its side!

The display sign was moulded in the shape of the stone itself and talks about the Bronze Age. Great history lesson for all ages! 🪨

The access to the stone is easy (around 60m walking distance from the road) but there is no parking and the road is narrow so be sure to keep as close to the fence as possible.

Nice secluded spot with fantastic views. Not much else in the area besides this one rock, and a few sheep