Hike for Llamau - Four Falls Trail

Hike for Llamau this summer!

Our summer hiking events this year will take you to new places across glorious South Wales.

Sign up to hike our new Four Falls trail and take some stunning photos near breath-taking waterfalls whilst raising vital funds for the people we support! This is a great challenge to do with your friends, family and colleagues, take a picnic and enjoy the scenery around you taking it all in. The Four Falls Trail is a moderately challenging hike but is the perfect day out raising funds for Llamau.

Park in the Gwaun Hepste car park to descend on your 3.5 hours hike (approximately) 

Not the right hike for you? Check out our other routes

We heard your feedback and we're delighted to offer you even more amazing routes to tour on your Hike for Llamau challenge. You can choose the best hike to suit you, or why not take on more than one for that extra challenge!

Choose from Pont ar Daf, Horseshoe Ridge, Wenallt and Craig Llysfaen or Dan Yr Ogof

Get in touch for more information on the best hike for you by emailing [email protected]

Fees and Fundraising

The registration fee for Hike for Llamau is £6 per adult*, helping us to cover our upfront costs.

We will support you to raise £75 in sponsorship for Llamau, with fundraising hints and tips and ways to boost your fundraising.    

You can purchase a Llamau running top or vest to wear during your hike, or raise £25 in sponsorship and have a free t-shirt sent to you! 

*Children under 16 go free  

Sign Up 

Once signed up, you’ll receive support to open your Just Giving page, smash your fundraising target, and all the resources and information you'll need to make your hike awesome.

Please ensure you read our terms and conditions here 

The difference your support makes to homeless young people in Wales

Your support helps to provide vital services to the people we support, like Jaynie. Jaynie was street homeless and would walk miles and miles every day just so she could exhaust herself and fall asleep as soon as her head hit the pavement. 

Help us support people like Jaynie, sign up today.