Ceunant Moel-y-nant

Valley in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Ceunant Moel-y-nant

Lake Vyrnwy View across Lake Vyrnwy from a bird hide.
Lake Vyrnwy Credit: Peter McDermott

Ceunant Moel-y-nant is a picturesque valley located in Montgomeryshire, Wales. Nestled amidst the rolling hills and lush greenery, it offers a serene and idyllic setting for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The valley is situated approximately 5 miles southwest of the town of Welshpool.

The name "Ceunant Moel-y-nant" translates to "Bare Stream Valley" in English, which accurately describes the landscape. The valley is traversed by a tranquil stream that meanders through the rugged terrain, creating small waterfalls and cascades along its course. These natural features contribute to the valley's charm and attract hikers and photographers alike.

The vegetation in Ceunant Moel-y-nant is diverse and rich, with a variety of plant species thriving in the valley's microclimate. Ancient oak trees, ferns, and moss-covered rocks can be found throughout the area, creating a mystical atmosphere. The valley is also home to numerous species of birds, adding to the region's biodiversity.

Visitors to Ceunant Moel-y-nant can explore the valley by following the well-maintained footpaths that wind through the landscape. These paths offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside and provide opportunities for wildlife spotting. Additionally, the valley is a popular spot for picnics and relaxation, with several designated areas providing benches and tables for visitors to enjoy the tranquil surroundings.

Overall, Ceunant Moel-y-nant is a hidden gem in Montgomeryshire, offering a peaceful retreat for those seeking to immerse themselves in nature's beauty. Its untouched landscapes, diverse flora, and serene ambiance make it a place worth exploring and experiencing.

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Ceunant Moel-y-nant Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.800283/-3.5248284 or Grid Reference SH9723. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Lake Vyrnwy View across Lake Vyrnwy from a bird hide.
Lake Vyrnwy
View across Lake Vyrnwy from a bird hide.
Lake Vyrnwy View across Lake Vyrnwy to small building in the opposite shore.
Lake Vyrnwy
View across Lake Vyrnwy to small building in the opposite shore.
Coed yr Allt Looking across Lake Vyrnwy to Coed yr Allt.
Coed yr Allt
Looking across Lake Vyrnwy to Coed yr Allt.
Lake Vyrnwy View looking across Lake Vyrnwy to clear fell forestry.
Lake Vyrnwy
View looking across Lake Vyrnwy to clear fell forestry.
Lake Vyrnwy
Lake Vyrnwy
Ceunant Moel-y-nant
Ceunant Moel-y-nant
Lake Vyrnwy
Lake Vyrnwy
Afon Nadroedd Looking up the valley of the Afon Nadroedd with Yr Eithin in the background.
Afon Nadroedd
Looking up the valley of the Afon Nadroedd with Yr Eithin in the background.
Depleted Lake Vyrnwy near Pont Eunant The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Depleted Lake Vyrnwy near Pont Eunant
The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Mouth of the Eunant Fawr at Pont Eunant The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Mouth of the Eunant Fawr at Pont Eunant
The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Mouth of the Eunant Fawr at Pont Eunant The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Mouth of the Eunant Fawr at Pont Eunant
The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Depleted Lake Vyrnwy near Pont Eunant The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water. The tree shown here can usually be seen growing on an island in the lake, for example: <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7150248">SH9622 : Lake Vyrnwy</a>
Depleted Lake Vyrnwy near Pont Eunant
The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water. The tree shown here can usually be seen growing on an island in the lake, for example: SH9622 : Lake Vyrnwy
Depleted Lake Vyrnwy near Pont Eunant The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Depleted Lake Vyrnwy near Pont Eunant
The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Depleted Lake Vyrnwy near Pont Eunant The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Depleted Lake Vyrnwy near Pont Eunant
The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Remains of walls usually beneath Lake Vrynwy The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Remains of walls usually beneath Lake Vrynwy
The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Depleted Lake Vyrnwy near Pont Eunant The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
Depleted Lake Vyrnwy near Pont Eunant
The level of the reservoir is low, exposing land that is usually covered with water.
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Ceunant Moel-y-nant is located at Grid Ref: SH9723 (Lat: 52.800283, Lng: -3.5248284)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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Located within 500m of 52.800283,-3.5248284
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Lat/Long: 52.8020914/-3.5308933
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Lat/Long: 52.8014946/-3.5302925
Created By: POI Editor
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Lat/Long: 52.8001904/-3.5300168
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Lat/Long: 52.7987225/-3.5293413
Shelter
Lakeside bird hide
Shelter Type: wildlife_hide
Lat/Long: 52.7994857/-3.5298492
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