Ffridd Cocyn

Downs, Moorland in Merionethshire

Wales

Ffridd Cocyn

Ffridd Cocyn (Viewed from the Talyllyn Railway) This 1026ft (313m) tall hill can be seen from the narrow gauge Talyllyn Railway line between Rhydyronen and Dolgoch railway stations.
Ffridd Cocyn (Viewed from the Talyllyn Railway) Credit: Fabian Musto

Ffridd Cocyn is an area located in Merionethshire, Wales, known for its scenic beauty and diverse landscape. Situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, it offers visitors a unique experience of the Welsh countryside.

The terrain of Ffridd Cocyn is characterized by rolling hills, open moorland, and picturesque valleys. The area is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including heather, gorse, and a range of bird species. The landscape is often dotted with sheep grazing peacefully, adding to the idyllic charm of the place.

The Ffridd Cocyn region is popular among outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers, providing ample opportunities for activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and photography. The vast expanse of moorland offers stunning panoramic views, while the network of footpaths and trails allows visitors to explore the area at their own pace.

One of the notable features of Ffridd Cocyn is its rich archaeological heritage. The area is home to ancient sites, including burial mounds and standing stones, which offer a glimpse into the region's past.

Despite its remote location, Ffridd Cocyn is easily accessible, with nearby towns and villages providing accommodation options and amenities for visitors. The tranquility and unspoiled beauty of the area make it a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

Overall, Ffridd Cocyn in Merionethshire showcases the natural splendor and cultural heritage of Wales, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

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Ffridd Cocyn (Viewed from the Talyllyn Railway) This 1026ft (313m) tall hill can be seen from the narrow gauge Talyllyn Railway line between Rhydyronen and Dolgoch railway stations.
Ffridd Cocyn (Viewed from the Talyllyn Railway)
This 1026ft (313m) tall hill can be seen from the narrow gauge Talyllyn Railway line between Rhydyronen and Dolgoch railway stations.
Fields near Brynglas, Talyllyn Railway
Fields near Brynglas, Talyllyn Railway
Works train in siding at Brynglas, Talyllyn Railway The diesel locomotive is number 10 Bryn Eglwys.
Works train in siding at Brynglas, Talyllyn Railway
The diesel locomotive is number 10 Bryn Eglwys.
Talyllyn Railway between Brynglas and Dolgoch
Talyllyn Railway between Brynglas and Dolgoch
Perfeddnant in the Dysynni Valley
Perfeddnant in the Dysynni Valley
View towards Birds' Rock, Dysynni Valley
View towards Birds' Rock, Dysynni Valley
Junction of narrow roads, Dysynni Valley
Junction of narrow roads, Dysynni Valley
The A 493 approaching Bryncrug This road is also part of the current Wales Coast Path, from my experience of walking down the non-existent path perhaps a rethink is due.
The A 493 approaching Bryncrug
This road is also part of the current Wales Coast Path, from my experience of walking down the non-existent path perhaps a rethink is due.
Derwenlas on the outskirts of Bryncrug A modern cottage built in a "aged" style.
Derwenlas on the outskirts of Bryncrug
A modern cottage built in a "aged" style.
Roadside cottages in Brynchrug Cottages of various ages beside the road in the village, it looks as if the road would have been narrower earlier.
Roadside cottages in Brynchrug
Cottages of various ages beside the road in the village, it looks as if the road would have been narrower earlier.
Llwybr Arfordir Cymru The Wales Coast Path heading west going south leaves Bryncrug.
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Llwybr Arfordir Cymru
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Brynglas 'station', Talyllyn Railway, 1951 View NE, towards Abergynolwyn; a scene taken from a train descending to Towyn.
Brynglas 'station', Talyllyn Railway, 1951
View NE, towards Abergynolwyn; a scene taken from a train descending to Towyn.
Ffridd Cocyn Entered caravan park then you can enter path in wood on right at bottom or halfway up caravan park then cross fence into field and onward to summit. Hot sunny with great views of Bardsey Island.
Name: Ffridd Cocyn
Hill number: 2159
Height: 313m / 1027ft
Area: 30F: Dolgellau to Machynlleth
Class: Ma
Grid ref: SH 62458 04293
Summit feature: cairn
Drop: 247m
Col: 66m  SH670064
Ffridd Cocyn
Entered caravan park then you can enter path in wood on right at bottom or halfway up caravan park then cross fence into field and onward to summit. Hot sunny with great views of Bardsey Island. Name: Ffridd Cocyn Hill number: 2159 Height: 313m / 1027ft Area: 30F: Dolgellau to Machynlleth Class: Ma Grid ref: SH 62458 04293 Summit feature: cairn Drop: 247m Col: 66m SH670064
Lambing time near the Afon Fathew A cold wind is blasting down the valley, but at least the somewhat hazy sun is warm. Fridd Llwyn-hynydd rises behind, with Mynydd Tan-y-coed in the distance.
Lambing time near the Afon Fathew
A cold wind is blasting down the valley, but at least the somewhat hazy sun is warm. Fridd Llwyn-hynydd rises behind, with Mynydd Tan-y-coed in the distance.
Fields by the Afon Fathew With rough grazing on flat and damp land around the river itself. A long cold dry spell has left the vegetation looking dried out.
Fields by the Afon Fathew
With rough grazing on flat and damp land around the river itself. A long cold dry spell has left the vegetation looking dried out.
The B4405 approaching Dol-Deheuwydd A fairly narrow winding section creating problems for wider vehicles. Mynydd Tan-y-coed rises in the distance.
The B4405 approaching Dol-Deheuwydd
A fairly narrow winding section creating problems for wider vehicles. Mynydd Tan-y-coed rises in the distance.
Up Tal-y-llyn train departs Brynglas The signalman is about to pass the single-line token for the Brynglas-Quarry Siding section of the Tal-y-Llyn line to the fireman on the loco. The token consists of an aluminium key, part of the Electric Key Token system for safe running on single track lines. Once one token has been removed from either end of the relevant section, no further tokens can be 'issued' until the first one has been replaced in either end token machine.
Up Tal-y-llyn train departs Brynglas
The signalman is about to pass the single-line token for the Brynglas-Quarry Siding section of the Tal-y-Llyn line to the fireman on the loco. The token consists of an aluminium key, part of the Electric Key Token system for safe running on single track lines. Once one token has been removed from either end of the relevant section, no further tokens can be 'issued' until the first one has been replaced in either end token machine.
B4405 ger  Bryncrug / B4405 near  Bryncrug
B4405 ger Bryncrug / B4405 near Bryncrug
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Ffridd Cocyn is located at Grid Ref: SH6204 (Lat: 52.61683, Lng: -4.031529)

Unitary Authority: Gwynedd

Police Authority: North Wales

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Located within 500m of 52.61683,-4.031529
Ffridd Cocyn
Ele: 313
Natural: peak
Lat/Long: 52.618962/-4.0331914
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