Coed Llystyn

Wood, Forest in Merionethshire

Wales

Coed Llystyn

The Berwyns viewed from the B4391 View across heather moorland to the Berwyn Mountains.
The Berwyns viewed from the B4391 Credit: Philip Halling

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The Berwyns viewed from the B4391 View across heather moorland to the Berwyn Mountains.
The Berwyns viewed from the B4391
View across heather moorland to the Berwyn Mountains.
Coniferous plantation near Bryniau Gleision The B4391 winds its way across the Berwyn Mountain range. The view here is from an estate road close to it looking towards a coniferous plantation near the low mound of Bryniau Gleision, which rises to the left, out of the image.
Coniferous plantation near Bryniau Gleision
The B4391 winds its way across the Berwyn Mountain range. The view here is from an estate road close to it looking towards a coniferous plantation near the low mound of Bryniau Gleision, which rises to the left, out of the image.
Bryniau Gleision A small peak at 479 m.
Bryniau Gleision
A small peak at 479 m.
Moorland track entrance
Moorland track entrance
Cairn beside the B4391 road I think it is, must double check.
Cairn beside the B4391 road
I think it is, must double check.
B4391 enters Gwynedd, Meirionnydd The near side is Sir Ddinbych (Denbighshire). The boundary runs down the left fence of the road for some way up to here, where it crosses and goes off to the right. The responsibility for road surfacing clearly changes here.
B4391 enters Gwynedd, Meirionnydd
The near side is Sir Ddinbych (Denbighshire). The boundary runs down the left fence of the road for some way up to here, where it crosses and goes off to the right. The responsibility for road surfacing clearly changes here.
Track off B4391 near Queens Quarry
Track off B4391 near Queens Quarry
Part of the B4391 road An exceptionally good moorland road.
Part of the B4391 road
An exceptionally good moorland road.
The bridle-path joins the B4391
The bridle-path joins the B4391
The junction of the bridle-path with the B4391
The junction of the bridle-path with the B4391
Felled hedge An old hedge between the field and the plantation has been cut down.
Felled hedge
An old hedge between the field and the plantation has been cut down.
A very indistinct bridleway
A very indistinct bridleway
The indistinct bridleway next to Coed Caban Twm Translates as Tom's Cabin Wood. I wonder who Twm was, and when he had his caban there.
The indistinct bridleway next to Coed Caban Twm
Translates as Tom's Cabin Wood. I wonder who Twm was, and when he had his caban there.
The track leading to Coed Caban Twm
The track leading to Coed Caban Twm
Farm track with public access above the Afon Dinam
Farm track with public access above the Afon Dinam
Junction of the farm track and the bridleway
Junction of the farm track and the bridleway
Looking across the Dinam valley
Looking across the Dinam valley
The road up the Dinam valley
The road up the Dinam valley
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Coed Llystyn is located at Grid Ref: SJ0134 (Lat: 52.8971, Lng: -3.4618322)

Unitary Authority: Denbighshire

Police Authority: North Wales

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