Coed Crwn

Wood, Forest in Denbighshire

Wales

Coed Crwn

Dolwen junction Houses at the junction of B5383 and B5381 at Dolwen — Dolwen junction Credit: Dot Potter

Coed Crwn is a forest located in Denbighshire, Wales. It covers an area of approximately 200 hectares and is predominantly composed of native broadleaf trees such as oak, beech, and birch. The forest is managed by the Natural Resources Wales agency and is open to the public for recreational activities such as walking, cycling, and bird watching.

Coed Crwn is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, squirrels, and a wide range of bird species. The forest provides important habitat for these animals and plays a crucial role in supporting biodiversity in the region.

Visitors to Coed Crwn can enjoy peaceful walks through the woodland, taking in the sights and sounds of nature. There are several well-maintained trails that lead through the forest, offering opportunities to explore different areas and discover the beauty of the natural surroundings.

Overall, Coed Crwn is a valuable natural resource in Denbighshire, providing a tranquil escape for visitors and supporting a diverse range of plant and animal species.

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Coed Crwn Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.262294/-3.6801293 or Grid Reference SH8875. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Dolwen junction Houses at the junction of B5383 and B5381 at Dolwen

Dolwen junction

Houses at the junction of B5383 and B5381 at Dolwen

The B5383 The B5383 heading towards Old Colwyn.

The B5383

The B5383 heading towards Old Colwyn.

Farm track near Dolwen A gated farm track near the village of Dolwen

Farm track near Dolwen

A gated farm track near the village of Dolwen

View over farmland View over fields of farmland with the village of Llysfaen in the distance

View over farmland

View over fields of farmland with the village of Llysfaen in the distance

Road Junction and Squirrels This picture was taken looking west along the B5381 from sh866750. If you look closely there are three squirrels also featured in this image.

Road Junction and Squirrels

This picture was taken looking west along the B5381 from sh866750. If you look closely there are three squirrels also featured in this image.

B5383 This picture taken from SH 885 749 looking SE.

B5383

This picture taken from SH 885 749 looking SE.

Green fields and blue skies Fields near to Cefn Castell

Green fields and blue skies

Fields near to Cefn Castell

Gwyndy Remote cottage and stream at Gwyndy

Gwyndy

Remote cottage and stream at Gwyndy

Dolwen countryside To the west of Dowlen looking over farmland to the hills

Dolwen countryside

To the west of Dowlen looking over farmland to the hills

Farmland near Dolwen Looking South from the B5381

Farmland near Dolwen

Looking South from the B5381

Hills to sea From the hills above Colwyn Bay looking down over the fields with the coast to the North

Hills to sea

From the hills above Colwyn Bay looking down over the fields with the coast to the North

The old post office at Llanelian Now a home, the former post office keeps its red door and the post box on the wall

The old post office at Llanelian

Now a home, the former post office keeps its red door and the post box on the wall

The two 'locals' at Llanelian The village pub and church in the centre of the village

The two 'locals' at Llanelian

The village pub and church in the centre of the village

Llanelian yn Rhos church The village church with the White Lion pub to the left

Llanelian yn Rhos church

The village church with the White Lion pub to the left

Main road through Llanelian The road winds between cottages and the village pub

Main road through Llanelian

The road winds between cottages and the village pub

Llanelian cottages Stone cottages in the centre of the village

Llanelian cottages

Stone cottages in the centre of the village

Llysfaen On the outskirts of the village

Llysfaen

On the outskirts of the village

Llysfaen cottages A row of cottages in the village which look out over the valley

Llysfaen cottages

A row of cottages in the village which look out over the valley

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Coed Crwn is located at Grid Ref: SH8875 (Lat: 53.262294, Lng: -3.6801293)

Unitary Authority: Conwy

Police Authority: North Wales

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