Careg Boeth Coppice

Wood, Forest in Montgomeryshire

Wales

Careg Boeth Coppice

Old church in Llanfechain Yet another church looking unloved, under utilised and under an uncertain future.
Old church in Llanfechain Credit: Jeremy Bolwell

Careg Boeth Coppice is a beautiful woodland located in Montgomeryshire, Wales. Spanning over a vast area, the coppice is known for its dense forests and diverse range of plant and animal species. The woodland is situated in a picturesque landscape with rolling hills and meandering streams, offering a serene and tranquil atmosphere to visitors.

The forest is primarily composed of deciduous trees such as oak, beech, and ash, creating a rich and vibrant canopy. The dense vegetation provides a habitat for a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, badgers, and numerous bird species. Nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers will find plenty to explore and discover in this captivating woodland.

Careg Boeth Coppice offers a network of well-maintained footpaths and trails, allowing visitors to explore the woods at their own pace. These paths lead to breathtaking viewpoints and hidden gems within the forest, providing opportunities for scenic walks and hikes. The woodland is also popular for its wildflower displays during the spring, with carpets of bluebells and other native flowers adding to its natural beauty.

In addition to its natural wonders, Careg Boeth Coppice provides recreational facilities such as picnic areas and camping sites, making it a popular destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts. The tranquil surroundings and the abundance of wildlife make it an ideal spot for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of Montgomeryshire.

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Careg Boeth Coppice Images

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Old church in Llanfechain Yet another church looking unloved, under utilised and under an uncertain future.
Old church in Llanfechain
Yet another church looking unloved, under utilised and under an uncertain future.
Llanfechain: former station, 1999 View SE to the former station, now a private house, on the ex-Cambrian Railways Llanymynech (to left) - (to right) Llanfyllin branch, closed 18/1/65. The hill ahead is Long Hill (286 ft.).
Llanfechain: former station, 1999
View SE to the former station, now a private house, on the ex-Cambrian Railways Llanymynech (to left) - (to right) Llanfyllin branch, closed 18/1/65. The hill ahead is Long Hill (286 ft.).
Church of St. Garmon, Llanfechain
Church of St. Garmon, Llanfechain
Track entering the woodland of Mynydd Jaram Looking south-eastward.
Track entering the woodland of Mynydd Jaram
Looking south-eastward.
Hedge enclosed country lane near Jaram Looking westward.
Hedge enclosed country lane near Jaram
Looking westward.
High Road and Low Road Forestry track joining the road near Coed y Wern-ddu-uchaf. Looking south-westward.
High Road and Low Road
Forestry track joining the road near Coed y Wern-ddu-uchaf. Looking south-westward.
Plas yn Dinas, Llanfechain This is rather an upmarket pub for a small village where the emphasis is on food and the menu is certainly several notches above standard pub grub. The building was originally a courthouse probably dating from the 16th century - the name translates literally into English as 'City Halls'.
Plas yn Dinas, Llanfechain
This is rather an upmarket pub for a small village where the emphasis is on food and the menu is certainly several notches above standard pub grub. The building was originally a courthouse probably dating from the 16th century - the name translates literally into English as 'City Halls'.
Llanfechain Church The church is dedicated to Garmon, a 9th century Celtic saint who is believed to have been the first Bishop of Man; it is said that a mound in the churchyard was used by Garmon for preaching. Parts of the building date from the 13th century and it is grade II* listed.
Llanfechain Church
The church is dedicated to Garmon, a 9th century Celtic saint who is believed to have been the first Bishop of Man; it is said that a mound in the churchyard was used by Garmon for preaching. Parts of the building date from the 13th century and it is grade II* listed.
Llanfechain Churchyard Showing one corner of St Garmon's church.
Llanfechain Churchyard
Showing one corner of St Garmon's church.
Old Milestone by the B4396, Abercynllaith, Llangedwyn parish Wrexham Plate by the B4396, in parish of Llangedwyn (Powys District), Abercynllaith, 400m West of entrance to Abercynllaith Farm, in bank, North side of road.

Inscription reads:-
WREXHAM DISTRICT
1894
DCC
WREXHAM 25
SHREWSBURY 21
OSWESTRY 9
LLANRHAIDR Y.M. 5

Grade II listed by Cadw.
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Surveyed

Milestone Society National ID: DEN_LRSA05
Old Milestone by the B4396, Abercynllaith, Llangedwyn parish
Wrexham Plate by the B4396, in parish of Llangedwyn (Powys District), Abercynllaith, 400m West of entrance to Abercynllaith Farm, in bank, North side of road. Inscription reads:- WREXHAM DISTRICT 1894 DCC WREXHAM 25 SHREWSBURY 21 OSWESTRY 9 LLANRHAIDR Y.M. 5 Grade II listed by Cadw. Reference Number: 81945 LinkExternal link Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: DEN_LRSA05
Old Milepost Road junction and old milepost on the right near to Llangedwyn, Powys. For a close up view see <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6723096" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6723096">Link</a>.
Old Milepost
Road junction and old milepost on the right near to Llangedwyn, Powys. For a close up view see Link.
Brongain The tower at Brongrain Farm.
Brongain
The tower at Brongrain Farm.
Eglwys Sant Garmon Church at Llanfechan.
Eglwys Sant Garmon
Church at Llanfechan.
Tower near Brongain, Llanfechain A fine brick tower with copper dome at this farm in the valley of the Afon Cain.
Tower near Brongain, Llanfechain
A fine brick tower with copper dome at this farm in the valley of the Afon Cain.
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 There should be a golden cockerel weathervane but it's out of shot!
Church of St Garmon, Llanfechain
LinkExternal link There should be a golden cockerel weathervane but it's out of shot!
View from Penllys Bach The Nant Llys winds out from its narrow valley towards the wide valley of the Cain near Llanfechain (in the trees to the left). The further part of this photo, beyond the first hedge, is out of square. Taken from the lane past Penllys.
View from Penllys Bach
The Nant Llys winds out from its narrow valley towards the wide valley of the Cain near Llanfechain (in the trees to the left). The further part of this photo, beyond the first hedge, is out of square. Taken from the lane past Penllys.
Gwern Pen-y-Nant The head of the valley of the Nant Pen-y-Groes seen across the lane from Bwlchyddar to Pen-y-bont. Another lane heading the same way can be seen on the far side of the valley.
Gwern Pen-y-Nant
The head of the valley of the Nant Pen-y-Groes seen across the lane from Bwlchyddar to Pen-y-bont. Another lane heading the same way can be seen on the far side of the valley.
Inscriptions on tombstones in Llanfechain churchyard These fine slate tombstones have been moved to the southeast wall of this attractive churchyard.
Inscriptions on tombstones in Llanfechain churchyard
These fine slate tombstones have been moved to the southeast wall of this attractive churchyard.
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Careg Boeth Coppice is located at Grid Ref: SJ1922 (Lat: 52.789879, Lng: -3.1930076)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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