Coed Cae-Hugh

Wood, Forest in Monmouthshire

Wales

Coed Cae-Hugh

Shared path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). 
The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Shared path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park Credit: David Smith

Coed Cae-Hugh is a woodland area located in Monmouthshire, Wales. This forested area covers approximately 30 hectares and is known for its diverse range of tree species, including oak, beech, and ash. The forest is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, squirrels, and a wide range of bird species.

Coed Cae-Hugh offers visitors the opportunity to explore nature through a network of walking trails and paths that wind through the trees. The forest is a popular destination for hikers, nature enthusiasts, and birdwatchers.

The woodland is well-maintained and managed by the local authorities, with efforts made to protect and preserve the natural habitat. The forest is also used for educational purposes, with school groups often visiting to learn about the importance of conservation and the natural environment.

Overall, Coed Cae-Hugh is a peaceful and scenic woodland area that provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you are looking to take a leisurely stroll, spot some wildlife, or simply enjoy the beauty of nature, Coed Cae-Hugh is a wonderful destination to visit in Monmouthshire.

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Shared path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). 
The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Shared path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Shared path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). 
The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Shared path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Barrier across path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park The shared use path for walkers and cyclists is a temptation for motorcyclists and therefore there are several barriers to limit access
Barrier across path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
The shared use path for walkers and cyclists is a temptation for motorcyclists and therefore there are several barriers to limit access
Road in Sirhowy Valley Country Park One of the roads that cross the park, looking downhill to the river
Road in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
One of the roads that cross the park, looking downhill to the river
Shared path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). 
The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Shared path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Bracken by the path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
Bracken by the path in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
Dense woodland by track in Sirhowy Valley Country Park A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). 
The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Dense woodland by track in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Lichen-covered tree in Sirhowy Valley Country Park A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). 
The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Lichen-covered tree in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
NCN47 in Sirhowy Valley Country Park A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). 
The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
NCN47 in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
A 26 mile walk in the west of the former county of Gwent from the Aneurin Bevan Memorial, Tredegar to Tredegar House, Newport. The route follows the ridgeways and valley floors through three counties, mainly off road and never far from the Sirhowy or Ebbw Rivers or the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal (Crumlin Arm). The route has been extended from Tredegar House south eastwards to join the Wales Coast Path at Lighthouse Road and follows the Path on the Wentlooge Levels as far as West Usk Lighthouse.
Artwork in Sirhowy Valley Country Park There was no explanation of this metal arrow
Artwork in Sirhowy Valley Country Park
There was no explanation of this metal arrow
Ordnance Survey Rivet This damaged OS rivet can be found on the rock outcrop at the track and road junction. It marked a point 178.588m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Rivet
This damaged OS rivet can be found on the rock outcrop at the track and road junction. It marked a point 178.588m above mean sea level.
B4251 at Ynysddu
B4251 at Ynysddu
B4251 at Cwmfelinfach
B4251 at Cwmfelinfach
Bedrock on approach to summit Approaching the summit of Mynydd y Grug.
Bedrock on approach to summit
Approaching the summit of Mynydd y Grug.
Bedrock fracture I don’t know whether this is a fracture, a joint or whether some other geological term is appropriate.  Any help, please?
Bedrock fracture
I don’t know whether this is a fracture, a joint or whether some other geological term is appropriate. Any help, please?
Spoil heap on Mynydd y Grug
Spoil heap on Mynydd y Grug
Mountain Road to Mynydd y Grug
Mountain Road to Mynydd y Grug
View towards the Sirhowy Valley
View towards the Sirhowy Valley
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Coed Cae-Hugh is located at Grid Ref: ST1791 (Lat: 51.61663, Lng: -3.1889521)

Unitary Authority: Caerphilly

Police Authority: Gwent

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