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Blaen Trawsnant

Valley in Merionethshire

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Blaen Trawsnant

Gates on Moel Pearce Cadair Bronwen in the distance.
Gates on Moel Pearce Credit: John H Darch

Blaen Trawsnant is a small valley located in Merionethshire, a historic county in northwest Wales. Situated in the southern part of the county, it is surrounded by picturesque mountains and offers stunning views of the Welsh countryside.

The valley is known for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. It is characterized by rolling hills, lush green meadows, and dense woodlands that are home to a variety of wildlife species. The Trawsnant River meanders through the valley, adding to its charm and providing a peaceful setting for fishing or leisurely walks along its banks.

The area is also rich in history and cultural heritage. There are remnants of ancient settlements and burial sites that date back thousands of years, showcasing the region's long history of human occupation. Nearby, visitors can explore historic landmarks such as castles and churches, which provide insights into the area's past.

Despite its rural setting, Blaen Trawsnant is not far from larger towns and cities, making it easily accessible for day trips or longer stays. The valley offers a range of accommodation options, from cozy bed and breakfasts to self-catering cottages, allowing visitors to experience the tranquility of the countryside.

Overall, Blaen Trawsnant is a hidden gem in Merionethshire, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, history, and serenity for those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of Wales.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.901769/-3.38426 or Grid Reference SJ0634. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Gates on Moel Pearce Cadair Bronwen in the distance.
Gates on Moel Pearce
Cadair Bronwen in the distance.
Fence on heather moor North-west of Cadair Bronwen.
Fence on heather moor
North-west of Cadair Bronwen.
Rough footpath below the Berwyns Motorbikes have torn the track up a fair bit and caused some rutting.
Rough footpath below the Berwyns
Motorbikes have torn the track up a fair bit and caused some rutting.
Footpath at Bwlch Maen Gwynedd in the Berwyns On the ridge between Cadair Berwyn and Cadair Bronwen. Here with views down the Clochnant valley.
Footpath at Bwlch Maen Gwynedd in the Berwyns
On the ridge between Cadair Berwyn and Cadair Bronwen. Here with views down the Clochnant valley.
In the Berwyns in winter The weather can be very changeable in these mountains and today is no exception, with sunlight making a welcome appearance over distant Carnedd y Ci.
In the Berwyns in winter
The weather can be very changeable in these mountains and today is no exception, with sunlight making a welcome appearance over distant Carnedd y Ci.
Path in the Berwyns below Cadair Bronwen Motorbikes have chewed the path up quite a bit and caused rutting.
Path in the Berwyns below Cadair Bronwen
Motorbikes have chewed the path up quite a bit and caused rutting.
Upland footpath near Cadair Bronwen in the Berwyns Great walking country.
Upland footpath near Cadair Bronwen in the Berwyns
Great walking country.
Footpath on Moel Pearce in the Berwyns Remote walking country with extensive views and exposed to both the best and the worst of the weather.
Footpath on Moel Pearce in the Berwyns
Remote walking country with extensive views and exposed to both the best and the worst of the weather.
Walking in the Berwyns Wet weather gear is essential up here.
Walking in the Berwyns
Wet weather gear is essential up here.
Footpath in the uplands of the Berwyns Passing through a variety of grassland, heather, sedges and marsh mosses and bog plants, with ever changing views off into the distance.
Footpath in the uplands of the Berwyns
Passing through a variety of grassland, heather, sedges and marsh mosses and bog plants, with ever changing views off into the distance.
Old gate in the Berwyns Muddy gateways are great for spotting who else has been this way recently; I make it 4 motorbikes, a male walker with new size 12 boots of indeterminate brand and a walking couple with size 8 Scarpa's and size 10 Meindls.
Old gate in the Berwyns
Muddy gateways are great for spotting who else has been this way recently; I make it 4 motorbikes, a male walker with new size 12 boots of indeterminate brand and a walking couple with size 8 Scarpa's and size 10 Meindls.
Looking towards Tomle from Cadair Berwyn
Looking towards Tomle from Cadair Berwyn
The top of Maen Gwynedd
The top of Maen Gwynedd
Rocks on the bridlepath A good point to rest on the way up to the Berwyn and view where you have come from.
Rocks on the bridlepath
A good point to rest on the way up to the Berwyn and view where you have come from.
Bridlepath gate on the Berwyn Viewing the bridlepath continuing on towards Llandrillo.
Bridlepath gate on the Berwyn
Viewing the bridlepath continuing on towards Llandrillo.
View of the Bridlepath on the Berwyn towards the County Boundary We reached the bridlepath gate at the top of the Berwyn and viewed the path continuing over to the County boundary between Powys and Gwynedd.
View of the Bridlepath on the Berwyn towards the County Boundary
We reached the bridlepath gate at the top of the Berwyn and viewed the path continuing over to the County boundary between Powys and Gwynedd.
Cadair Bronwen Climbed with Stephen Boff and his dog Callum on a cloudy dry day with tops in mist at times parked on B4391 and followed useful sleeper path. Now we just need to retrace our steps back to the car. Name: Cadair Bronwen Hill number: 2090 Height: 785m / 2575ft Area: The Berwyns Class: Hew,N Grid ref: SJ 07753 34665 Summit feature: cairn Drop: 73m Col: 712m SJ076340
Cadair Bronwen
Climbed with Stephen Boff and his dog Callum on a cloudy dry day with tops in mist at times parked on B4391 and followed useful sleeper path. Now we just need to retrace our steps back to the car. Name: Cadair Bronwen Hill number: 2090 Height: 785m / 2575ft Area: The Berwyns Class: Hew,N Grid ref: SJ 07753 34665 Summit feature: cairn Drop: 73m Col: 712m SJ076340
View into Cwm Maen Gwynedd from Cadair Berwyn A lovely spot and great views whatever the season.
View into Cwm Maen Gwynedd from Cadair Berwyn
A lovely spot and great views whatever the season.
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Blaen Trawsnant is located at Grid Ref: SJ0634 (Lat: 52.901769, Lng: -3.38426)

Unitary Authority: Denbighshire

Police Authority: North Wales

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