Coed Rhos-rydd

Wood, Forest in Cardiganshire

Wales

Coed Rhos-rydd

View across the valley of the Nant Cwmnewydion. Taken from a forestry road through oak trees plant at the boundary, looking across at coniferous plantation.
View across the valley of the Nant Cwmnewydion. Credit: Bob Bowyer

Coed Rhos-rydd, located in Cardiganshire, is a captivating woodland area encompassing a rich variety of trees and vegetation. This enchanting forest is renowned for its natural beauty, offering visitors a tranquil haven to explore and appreciate the wonders of nature.

The woodland is situated in a picturesque location, surrounded by rolling hills and breathtaking vistas. It spans an expansive area, providing ample space for leisurely walks and outdoor activities. The diverse range of trees found within Coed Rhos-rydd includes majestic oaks, graceful beeches, and towering pines, creating a visually stunning landscape that changes with the seasons.

The forest is home to an array of wildlife, making it a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers. Visitors may have the opportunity to spot various species, such as red squirrels, foxes, and a variety of birds, including woodpeckers and owls.

Coed Rhos-rydd offers numerous well-marked trails, allowing visitors to explore the forest at their own pace. Walking through the woodland, visitors can immerse themselves in a peaceful atmosphere, enjoying the soothing sounds of birdsong and the rustling of leaves underfoot.

In addition to its natural splendor, Coed Rhos-rydd also boasts several amenities for visitors to enjoy. There are picnic areas scattered throughout the forest, providing a perfect setting for a leisurely lunch amidst nature. Additionally, educational signs and information boards are strategically placed, offering visitors insights into the history and ecology of the woodland.

Overall, Coed Rhos-rydd is a captivating destination for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat. Its stunning beauty, diverse wildlife, and well-maintained trails make it a must-visit location for anyone exploring the Cardiganshire region.

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Coed Rhos-rydd Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.356839/-3.9010985 or Grid Reference SN7074. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View across the valley of the Nant Cwmnewydion. Taken from a forestry road through oak trees plant at the boundary, looking across at coniferous plantation.
View across the valley of the Nant Cwmnewydion.
Taken from a forestry road through oak trees plant at the boundary, looking across at coniferous plantation.
Nant Cwmnewydion
Nant Cwmnewydion
Forestry track through Coed Cwmnewydion
Forestry track through Coed Cwmnewydion
Lane at Blaen y Waun
Lane at Blaen y Waun
Llanafan lane Snow in February 2007
Llanafan lane
Snow in February 2007
Bridle way near Disgwylfa
Bridle way near Disgwylfa
Cwm Gilwern Llwybyr yn arwain i fyny Cwm Gilwern / Footpath leading up Cwm Gilwern
Cwm Gilwern
Llwybyr yn arwain i fyny Cwm Gilwern / Footpath leading up Cwm Gilwern
Allt Cordia Fforest ar ochr Cwm Newyddion o'r enw Allt Cordia / A forest on the side of Cwm Newyddion called Allt Cordia
Allt Cordia
Fforest ar ochr Cwm Newyddion o'r enw Allt Cordia / A forest on the side of Cwm Newyddion called Allt Cordia
Cwm Newydion Seen at the point where the cwm narrows for a short distance.
Cwm Newydion
Seen at the point where the cwm narrows for a short distance.
Road heading up Cwm Newydion Heading for New Row and Pontrhydygroes.
Road heading up Cwm Newydion
Heading for New Row and Pontrhydygroes.
Blaen y Waen With the road climbing out of the cwm.
Blaen y Waen
With the road climbing out of the cwm.
View from Brynafan This view looks out across the Ystwyth valley.
View from Brynafan
This view looks out across the Ystwyth valley.
Old lead mine Lead mine and line of sheep doing what they do best.
Old lead mine
Lead mine and line of sheep doing what they do best.
Frongoch Mine Power Station and mines in the background Hydro power station, with auxiliary steam plant, for Lord Lisburn's Frongoch Lead Mine Complex. Built circa 1902.
Frongoch Mine Power Station and mines in the background
Hydro power station, with auxiliary steam plant, for Lord Lisburn's Frongoch Lead Mine Complex. Built circa 1902.
Sawmill at Fron Goch Sawmilling business has developed the site of an old lead mine.  The landscape, already scarred has not been improved by the waste tips.
Sawmill at Fron Goch
Sawmilling business has developed the site of an old lead mine. The landscape, already scarred has not been improved by the waste tips.
Sawmilling at the old Fron Goch lead mine. Ugly landscape - one industry replacing another in a beautiful rural landscape.
Sawmilling at the old Fron Goch lead mine.
Ugly landscape - one industry replacing another in a beautiful rural landscape.
Llyn Frongoch Known as Fron-Goch Pool on the 1940s map, this is an earth dam created lake.  Obviously used by the lead mining and processing industry to the south.
Llyn Frongoch
Known as Fron-Goch Pool on the 1940s map, this is an earth dam created lake. Obviously used by the lead mining and processing industry to the south.
Earth dam which created Llyn Frongoch.
Earth dam which created Llyn Frongoch.
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Coed Rhos-rydd is located at Grid Ref: SN7074 (Lat: 52.356839, Lng: -3.9010985)

Unitary Authority: Ceredigion

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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