Ceunant Clochnant

Valley in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Ceunant Clochnant

Overgrown forestry road — Overgrown forestry road Credit: Steven Brown

Ceunant Clochnant is a picturesque valley located in Montgomeryshire, Wales. Nestled within the stunning Cambrian Mountains, it offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere for nature enthusiasts.

The valley is renowned for its lush greenery, consisting of dense forests, rolling hills, and meandering streams. It is home to an array of diverse flora and fauna, making it a haven for wildlife. Visitors can expect to spot various bird species, including red kites and peregrine falcons, along with otters and badgers.

Ceunant Clochnant boasts a network of hiking trails that cater to all levels of fitness and experience. These trails meander through the valley, offering hikers the chance to explore its hidden gems. One of the highlights is the Clochnant Waterfall, a stunning cascade that tumbles down the rocky cliffs, creating a mesmerizing sight and a soothing soundtrack for visitors.

For those seeking tranquility, Ceunant Clochnant is the perfect destination. Its remote location and limited tourist infrastructure ensure a peaceful and undisturbed experience. Visitors can enjoy the sounds of nature, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and appreciate the untouched beauty of the valley.

Although there are no amenities or facilities within the valley itself, the nearby towns of Llanbrynmair and Machynlleth offer accommodation options, restaurants, and shops for visitors to utilize during their stay.

Ceunant Clochnant truly captures the essence of rural Montgomeryshire, showcasing the natural wonders that Wales has to offer. Whether you are a nature lover, an avid hiker, or simply seeking a tranquil escape, this valley is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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Ceunant Clochnant Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.795564/-3.4189426 or Grid Reference SJ0422. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Overgrown forestry road

Overgrown forestry road

Road junction near Foelortho

Road junction near Foelortho

Part of the Pererindod Melangell walk A waymarker post marks the walk.

Part of the Pererindod Melangell walk

A waymarker post marks the walk.

On the Pererindod Melangell walk The sheep don&#039;t see that may walkers I can tell - they are intrigued, really watching me and maybe a bit amused.

On the Pererindod Melangell walk

The sheep don't see that may walkers I can tell - they are intrigued, really watching me and maybe a bit amused.

On the Pererindod Melangell walk Sheep dot the hillside here quite thickly.

On the Pererindod Melangell walk

Sheep dot the hillside here quite thickly.

High sheepfold Below Bwlch-sych.

High sheepfold

Below Bwlch-sych.

Ty-croes farm A sheep farm.

Ty-croes farm

A sheep farm.

Part of Clochnant farm A farm above the road.

Part of Clochnant farm

A farm above the road.

Clochnant-bach cottage A picturesque roadside cottage.

Clochnant-bach cottage

A picturesque roadside cottage.

Chapel at Hirnant A chapel rather than a church.

Chapel at Hirnant

A chapel rather than a church.

Old parsonage at Hirnant What a lovely old house.

Old parsonage at Hirnant

What a lovely old house.

Green path above Hirnant An old route up the hillside.

Green path above Hirnant

An old route up the hillside.

Outcrops at Craig y Llan A line of outcrops run up the ridge.

Outcrops at Craig y Llan

A line of outcrops run up the ridge.

View down from Craig y Llan into Cwm Hirnant The first tints of autumn are appearing in the valley below.

View down from Craig y Llan into Cwm Hirnant

The first tints of autumn are appearing in the valley below.

The top of Carnedd Das Eithin Once a cairn in the gorse. The Coflein record states that it is &#039;A centrally disturbed round cairn, 20m in diameter and 1.8m high, a scooped area to the NE has been suggested to have been a quarry for the cairn. The cairn was robbed, c.1800, producing unspecified coins and &#039;a piece of brass kettle&#039;. Pieces of &#039;armour&#039; were later found in the vicinity.&#039;

The top of Carnedd Das Eithin

Once a cairn in the gorse. The Coflein record states that it is 'A centrally disturbed round cairn, 20m in diameter and 1.8m high, a scooped area to the NE has been suggested to have been a quarry for the cairn. The cairn was robbed, c.1800, producing unspecified coins and 'a piece of brass kettle'. Pieces of 'armour' were later found in the vicinity.'

High outcrops on Das Eithin with views to the east Most burial cairns are well sited with extensive outlooks, as here, with many other significant summits visible and in line of sight.

High outcrops on Das Eithin with views to the east

Most burial cairns are well sited with extensive outlooks, as here, with many other significant summits visible and in line of sight.

View to the Breidden Hills from Carnedd Das Eithin The quarried face of Breidden Hill and Rodney&#039;s Pillar can be seen clearly.

View to the Breidden Hills from Carnedd Das Eithin

The quarried face of Breidden Hill and Rodney's Pillar can be seen clearly.

Plantation path Densely packed forestry plantation with what was intended as a path.

Plantation path

Densely packed forestry plantation with what was intended as a path.

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Ceunant Clochnant is located at Grid Ref: SJ0422 (Lat: 52.795564, Lng: -3.4189426)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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Located within 500m of 52.795564,-3.4189426

Direction: SE

Generator Method: photovoltaic

Generator Output Electricity: yes

Generator Solar Modules: 18

Generator Source: solar

Generator Type: solar_photovoltaic_panel

Location: roof

Power: generator

Lat/Long: 52.7940439/-3.4131137

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