Llandegla

Community in Denbighshire

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Llandegla

Tynymynydd Farm off the AS525. — Tynymynydd Credit: John H Darch

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Llandegla Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.054121/-3.182141 or Grid Reference SJ2051. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Tynymynydd

Farm off the AS525.

John H Darch

Boardwalk through the trees

In Llandegla Forest.

John H Darch

A5104 towards Chester

Steven Brown

A cold morning in the forest

Plenty of riders out enjoying the bright conditions, but by 'eck it were a tad nippy. Much of the forest is given over to extensive MTB trails.

Richard Law

Bermed turns on the MTB trail at Llandegla

Richard Law

MTB trail in the forests above Trefydd Bychain

Part of the very popular MTB trails in the Llandegla forest.

Richard Law

Climbing back up after a singletrack descent

The MTB trails in the forest weave in and out of the trees, but for every foot of descent, you have to flog up at some stage - this is one of the intemediate ascents.

Richard Law

At the top of JJ's Jumps

A section of the MTB track (off to the left of shot) is known as JJ's Jumps - crossing this bridge from right to left gives access to that section, but it's followed by a bit of a climb back up to this point.

Richard Law

Starting a boardwalk section at Llandegla

One of a series of wooden board sections of the MTB trails; this particaular one starts with a slightly intimidating drop a couple of feet high, before rolling onto the wooden planks. The guy in front of me, shortly after I took this shot, missed the first corner and landed face down on top of his bike in the mud to the right. "It's OK", he said, "just as well it's marshy!"

Richard Law

MTB trail in Llandegla Forest

A failed attempt to catch one of the riders in flight over the jumps on the trail (I must make sure the battery is better charged in future).

Richard Law

Bridge over a gully in the Llandegla Forest

Not far from the end of the MTB routes in the forest, and here they've had to build a substantial bridge to take the route over a deep gully.

Richard Law

The A5104 near Pant

Anthony Parkes

The A5104 near Llandegla

Anthony Parkes

Above the A 5104

On the minor road above the A 5104

Michael Graham

Croesi Pompren / Crossing Footbridge

Cerddwr yn croesi pompren wrth ddilyn Clawdd Offa tuag at Landegla. Walker crossing a footbridge while following the Offa's Dyke Path towards the village of Llandegla (trans. St Tegla's Church).

Alan Richards