Cwm Dyfnant

Valley in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Cwm Dyfnant

Welsh Ride Thing Wild camp number one on the WRT
Welsh Ride Thing Credit: John Horner

Cwm Dyfnant is a picturesque valley located in Montgomeryshire, Wales. Nestled within the beautiful landscape of the Cambrian Mountains, this valley offers a serene and tranquil atmosphere for visitors.

The valley is known for its stunning natural beauty, with rolling hills, lush green meadows, and dense woodlands. It is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. The Dyfnant Forest, which covers a significant portion of the valley, is a haven for birdwatching and provides ample opportunities for hiking and exploring.

Cwm Dyfnant is also famous for its reservoir, which was constructed in the early 20th century to supply water to the nearby towns and villages. The reservoir not only serves as a vital water source but also adds to the valley's charm with its shimmering blue waters and surrounding hills.

The valley offers several recreational activities for visitors to enjoy. Fishing is a popular pastime, as the reservoir is well-stocked with trout and other freshwater fish. Additionally, the surrounding hills and forests provide excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, and horse riding.

In terms of amenities, Cwm Dyfnant has a small visitor center where tourists can obtain information about the valley's attractions and activities. There are also picnic areas and parking facilities available for visitors to relax and enjoy the stunning views.

Overall, Cwm Dyfnant is a hidden gem in Montgomeryshire, offering a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. With its natural beauty, outdoor activities, and serene atmosphere, it is an ideal destination for those seeking a tranquil retreat in the heart of Wales.

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Cwm Dyfnant Images

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Welsh Ride Thing Wild camp number one on the WRT
Welsh Ride Thing
Wild camp number one on the WRT
Dyfnant Forest Track Part of the Dyfnant stage used by Rally GB 2012.
Dyfnant Forest Track
Part of the Dyfnant stage used by Rally GB 2012.
Dyfnant Forest Track Part of the Dyfnant stage used by Rally GB 2012.
Dyfnant Forest Track
Part of the Dyfnant stage used by Rally GB 2012.
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest A meeting of forest tracks. Glyndwr's Way continues Straight ahead.
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
A meeting of forest tracks. Glyndwr's Way continues Straight ahead.
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest In wet weather the path is shared with a stream.
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
In wet weather the path is shared with a stream.
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
View from Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
View from Glyndwr's Way in Dyfnant Forest
Dyfnant Rally Stage (WRC)
Dyfnant Rally Stage (WRC)
Edge of Dyfnant Forest Forest gives way to farmland above the Banwy valley.
Edge of Dyfnant Forest
Forest gives way to farmland above the Banwy valley.
Forest ride, Dyfnant Forest Dyfnant Forest is one of only two Forestry Commission Forests in Wales where carriage driving is permitted without permit. A number of forest roads and rides are designated as carriage driving routes, including this one.
Forest ride, Dyfnant Forest
Dyfnant Forest is one of only two Forestry Commission Forests in Wales where carriage driving is permitted without permit. A number of forest roads and rides are designated as carriage driving routes, including this one.
Carriage driving route sign, Dyfnant Forest Dyfnant Forest is one of only two Forestry Commission Forests in Wales where carriage driving is permitted without permit. A number of forest roads and rides are designated as carriage driving routes, indicated by different colours as on this sign.
Carriage driving route sign, Dyfnant Forest
Dyfnant Forest is one of only two Forestry Commission Forests in Wales where carriage driving is permitted without permit. A number of forest roads and rides are designated as carriage driving routes, indicated by different colours as on this sign.
Tyddyn Amlwg, Dyfnant Forest An isolated farm, entirely surrounded by forest.
Tyddyn Amlwg, Dyfnant Forest
An isolated farm, entirely surrounded by forest.
Tyddyn Amlwg Trig point on Tyddyn Amlwg.
Tyddyn Amlwg
Trig point on Tyddyn Amlwg.
Track junction in the Dyfnant Forest
Track junction in the Dyfnant Forest
Track crossroads above Tyddyn Amlwg
Track crossroads above Tyddyn Amlwg
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Cwm Dyfnant is located at Grid Ref: SH9915 (Lat: 52.728728, Lng: -3.4823306)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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