Allt Pen-y-rhiw

Wood, Forest in Carmarthenshire

Wales

Allt Pen-y-rhiw

Babel village hall A new building it seems in this rural area.
Babel village hall Credit: Neil Owen

Allt Pen-y-rhiw is a picturesque woodland area located in Carmarthenshire, Wales. Covering an expansive area, it is renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. The woodland is characterized by a diverse range of tree species, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a dense and enchanting forest landscape.

The forest boasts a rich biodiversity, providing a home to various species of flora and fauna. It is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers, offering opportunities for birdwatching, animal spotting, and exploring the diverse ecosystem. Visitors may come across native animals such as red squirrels, badgers, and numerous species of birds.

The woodland is crisscrossed with well-maintained footpaths and trails, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the natural surroundings. These paths lead to breathtaking viewpoints, where one can enjoy panoramic vistas of the surrounding countryside and distant hills. The peaceful ambiance of Allt Pen-y-rhiw makes it an ideal spot for picnics, walks, and even meditation.

For those interested in the history of the area, Allt Pen-y-rhiw holds significance as it was once part of an ancient estate dating back centuries. The remnants of old stone walls and ruins can still be found within the woodland, adding a touch of historical charm to the landscape.

Overall, Allt Pen-y-rhiw in Carmarthenshire is a captivating woodland destination that offers a delightful escape into nature, with its diverse array of trees, abundant wildlife, scenic trails, and glimpses into the past.

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Allt Pen-y-rhiw Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.002397/-3.6956417 or Grid Reference SN8335. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Babel village hall A new building it seems in this rural area.
Babel village hall
A new building it seems in this rural area.
Late sun on the fields Low sunshine brings out the texture of this field near Allt Craigyrwyddon.
Late sun on the fields
Low sunshine brings out the texture of this field near Allt Craigyrwyddon.
Road near Llwyn-y-berllan Country road approaching Llwyn-y-berllan above Pentre-ty-Gwyn.
Road near Llwyn-y-berllan
Country road approaching Llwyn-y-berllan above Pentre-ty-Gwyn.
Cwm Gwennol View across Cwm Gwennol above Halfway, viewed from a country road near Babel.
Cwm Gwennol
View across Cwm Gwennol above Halfway, viewed from a country road near Babel.
Farmland around Babel View across farmland at Babel with farms of Glyntywarch and Penrhiw in the middle distance.
Farmland around Babel
View across farmland at Babel with farms of Glyntywarch and Penrhiw in the middle distance.
Farm track at Babel Farm track at Babel providing access to farmland at Babel.
Farm track at Babel
Farm track at Babel providing access to farmland at Babel.
Village Hall at Babel
Village Hall at Babel
Field above Maes-y-gwaelod Field above Maes-y-gwaelod to the east of Babel.
Field above Maes-y-gwaelod
Field above Maes-y-gwaelod to the east of Babel.
Trees near Maes-y-gwaelod Tree tops beyond a field near Maes-y-gwaelod to the east of Babel.
Trees near Maes-y-gwaelod
Tree tops beyond a field near Maes-y-gwaelod to the east of Babel.
Farmland near Babel Farmland in a quiet rural Welsh valley near Babel.
Farmland near Babel
Farmland in a quiet rural Welsh valley near Babel.
Country road at Babel Country road in a wooded valley at Babel.
Country road at Babel
Country road in a wooded valley at Babel.
View to Troed-y-rhiw View across the valley to Troed-y-rhiw which is just visible through the bare trees.
View to Troed-y-rhiw
View across the valley to Troed-y-rhiw which is just visible through the bare trees.
Road above Nant Gwennol No through road in a remote Welsh valley above Nant Gwennol.
Road above Nant Gwennol
No through road in a remote Welsh valley above Nant Gwennol.
Tro yn yr heol / Bend in the road Tro ar heol fach ger Pentre-Ty-gwyn.

A bend on a minor road near Pentre-ty-gwyn (trans. white house village).
Tro yn yr heol / Bend in the road
Tro ar heol fach ger Pentre-Ty-gwyn. A bend on a minor road near Pentre-ty-gwyn (trans. white house village).
A Quarry In Halfway Forest Disused stone quarry in Halfway forest, position of track can be seen on the other side by its fencing.
A Quarry In Halfway Forest
Disused stone quarry in Halfway forest, position of track can be seen on the other side by its fencing.
Disused Forest Sawmill 1:50000 shows track running on far side of clearing, 1:25000 shows this location correctly. Halfway Forest.
Disused Forest Sawmill
1:50000 shows track running on far side of clearing, 1:25000 shows this location correctly. Halfway Forest.
Rest area and map board, Craigyrwyddon This clearing is just off a very solid forest track. There is a 3-sided wind break with bench seats and a board bearing the same map of the Crychan forests as is available in leaflet form. Out of shot to the left there is also a picnic table.
Rest area and map board, Craigyrwyddon
This clearing is just off a very solid forest track. There is a 3-sided wind break with bench seats and a board bearing the same map of the Crychan forests as is available in leaflet form. Out of shot to the left there is also a picnic table.
Babel Hall There is a sign pointing towards this small building on a junction. The sign bears the name Babel Hall and can be read by travellers leaving Babel.
Babel Hall
There is a sign pointing towards this small building on a junction. The sign bears the name Babel Hall and can be read by travellers leaving Babel.
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Allt Pen-y-rhiw is located at Grid Ref: SN8335 (Lat: 52.002397, Lng: -3.6956417)

Unitary Authority: Carmarthenshire

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

What 3 Words

///late.innovate.rocker. Near Llandovery, Carmarthenshire

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