Green Dingle

Valley in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Green Dingle

Upland view near Sarn, Powys Looking down from near Cefn-y-bryn to the lowland farms.
Upland view near Sarn, Powys Credit: Jeremy Bolwell

Green Dingle is a picturesque valley located in Montgomeryshire, Wales. It is characterized by its lush greenery, rolling hills, and peaceful atmosphere. The valley is home to a variety of flora and fauna, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Green Dingle is crisscrossed by a network of walking trails, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the stunning landscape and take in the breathtaking views. The valley is also home to a number of streams and small waterfalls, adding to its natural beauty.

In addition to its natural attractions, Green Dingle is also known for its rich history and cultural heritage. The valley is dotted with historic sites and landmarks, including ancient ruins and traditional Welsh villages.

Overall, Green Dingle is a hidden gem in Montgomeryshire, offering visitors a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you are looking to hike, birdwatch, or simply relax in nature, Green Dingle has something to offer for everyone.

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Green Dingle Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.488574/-3.1766029 or Grid Reference SO2088. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Upland view near Sarn, Powys Looking down from near Cefn-y-bryn to the lowland farms.
Upland view near Sarn, Powys
Looking down from near Cefn-y-bryn to the lowland farms.
View from Cefn-y-bryn to Cwmearl Bank Lovely location.
View from Cefn-y-bryn to Cwmearl Bank
Lovely location.
Silage bales Looking south from the Kerry Ridgeway.
Silage bales
Looking south from the Kerry Ridgeway.
Lane below Sarn Hills Marked as a yellow road on the map, but the surface is a bit rough.
Lane below Sarn Hills
Marked as a yellow road on the map, but the surface is a bit rough.
Upper Short Ditch An earthwork thought to date from the early mediaeval period.
Upper Short Ditch
An earthwork thought to date from the early mediaeval period.
The Kerry Ridgeway This stretch continues this way for quite a while, with the woodland to the right obscuring any view from the ridge.
The Kerry Ridgeway
This stretch continues this way for quite a while, with the woodland to the right obscuring any view from the ridge.
The Kerry Ridgeway A fairly straight track between forest and farmland. On this stretch there is little hint of the view from the ridge northwards.
The Kerry Ridgeway
A fairly straight track between forest and farmland. On this stretch there is little hint of the view from the ridge northwards.
Sheep by the Kerry Ridgeway Farmland on the south side of the ridgeway. The track is clearly not quite at the top of the ridge.
Sheep by the Kerry Ridgeway
Farmland on the south side of the ridgeway. The track is clearly not quite at the top of the ridge.
Forest by the Kerry Ridgeway Just a hint of the views to the north.
Forest by the Kerry Ridgeway
Just a hint of the views to the north.
Forestry tracks above Siercwm The Kerry Ridgeway takes the right fork.
Forestry tracks above Siercwm
The Kerry Ridgeway takes the right fork.
Track in the Ceri Forest A bend looms ahead.
Track in the Ceri Forest
A bend looms ahead.
Track in the Ceri Forest Carrying the Kerry Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri.
Track in the Ceri Forest
Carrying the Kerry Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri.
Track in the Ceri Forest Lovely bend ahead.
Track in the Ceri Forest
Lovely bend ahead.
Part of the Kerry Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri in Ceri Forest A long slope downwards.
Part of the Kerry Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri in Ceri Forest
A long slope downwards.
On the Kerry Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri in Ceri Forest Nearing the Upper Short Ditch.
On the Kerry Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri in Ceri Forest
Nearing the Upper Short Ditch.
On part of the Kerry Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri near Sarn Hills car park The car park is down there beyond the Upper Short Ditch.
On part of the Kerry Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri near Sarn Hills car park
The car park is down there beyond the Upper Short Ditch.
The Upper Short Ditch on the Ceri Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri A very impressive ditch and banks.
The Upper Short Ditch on the Ceri Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri
A very impressive ditch and banks.
Part of the Upper Short Ditch in heathland and scrub beside the Kerry Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri The banks and ditch look different in this context today.
Part of the Upper Short Ditch in heathland and scrub beside the Kerry Ridgeway / Ffordd Las Ceri
The banks and ditch look different in this context today.
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Green Dingle is located at Grid Ref: SO2088 (Lat: 52.488574, Lng: -3.1766029)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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