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Coed-Cwm-y-Golfa

Wood, Forest in Denbighshire

Wales

Coed-Cwm-y-Golfa

Wern-oleu Farm
Wern-oleu Farm Credit: Stuart Logan

Coed-Cwm-y-Golfa is a picturesque woodland located in Denbighshire, Wales. Enveloped by the beautiful countryside, this forest is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. It spans an impressive area, covering several acres and offers a diverse range of habitats for various plant and animal species.

The woodland is characterized by its dense canopy of native trees, including oak, beech, and birch. These towering giants provide shade and shelter, creating a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere for visitors to enjoy. The forest floor is adorned with an array of wildflowers, such as bluebells and primroses, adding bursts of color to the landscape.

Coed-Cwm-y-Golfa boasts a network of well-maintained trails, allowing visitors to explore its beauty on foot or by bike. These paths wind their way through the forest, offering glimpses of stunning panoramic views and hidden gems along the way. The forest is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and a plethora of bird species, making it a popular spot for birdwatching.

In addition to its natural beauty, Coed-Cwm-y-Golfa offers recreational facilities for visitors. There are picnic areas and benches scattered throughout the woodland, providing the perfect spots to rest and enjoy a packed lunch amidst the tranquil surroundings. The forest also has a visitor center, which provides information about the local area and hosts educational events for nature enthusiasts of all ages.

Overall, Coed-Cwm-y-Golfa is a must-visit destination for those seeking solace in nature. Its stunning woodlands, diverse wildlife, and well-maintained trails make it a perfect location for outdoor activities and a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Wern-oleu Farm
Wern-oleu Farm
The Green Inn According to the pub's web site it was built in 1740.
The Green Inn
According to the pub's web site it was built in 1740.
B4396 exits Llangadwyn
B4396 exits Llangadwyn
Part of the car park in Llangedwyn in the Tanat valley / Dyffryn Tanat I love a community car park; free parking and a great amenity for walkers like me, also offering easy reycling so we don't have to take plastic bottles home and offering great views around the valley area. There's even a few potholes and puddles to show it's used. Great.
Part of the car park in Llangedwyn in the Tanat valley / Dyffryn Tanat
I love a community car park; free parking and a great amenity for walkers like me, also offering easy reycling so we don't have to take plastic bottles home and offering great views around the valley area. There's even a few potholes and puddles to show it's used. Great.
View to Llywn Bryn-dinas hill from Llangedwyn What a view, what a hill, what a morning! I'm gonna be up there later. As I drove in on my approach to this walk I dropped the window of my car and the fresh morning air flowed in, cool and crisp. The spirit of the morning got in too, lithe and vibrant, like a welcome hitch-hiker and sat on the rear seat leaning forward crackling with barely contained energy, bringing to mind the first note of a pheasant's alarm call, ready for the off. What a day for walking.
View to Llywn Bryn-dinas hill from Llangedwyn
What a view, what a hill, what a morning! I'm gonna be up there later. As I drove in on my approach to this walk I dropped the window of my car and the fresh morning air flowed in, cool and crisp. The spirit of the morning got in too, lithe and vibrant, like a welcome hitch-hiker and sat on the rear seat leaning forward crackling with barely contained energy, bringing to mind the first note of a pheasant's alarm call, ready for the off. What a day for walking.
Row of old garages in Llangedwyn village Ah, a lovely example of garages from the 1960s is my guess. Though it looks as if they have not been used by cars for a long while, maybe never. Who knows? Nice roof too. Lovely panelling, hinges and intact locks. Great stuff.
Row of old garages in Llangedwyn village
Ah, a lovely example of garages from the 1960s is my guess. Though it looks as if they have not been used by cars for a long while, maybe never. Who knows? Nice roof too. Lovely panelling, hinges and intact locks. Great stuff.
Field in Llangedwyn on a Sunday morning in November The pony here is interested as we pass by and greet her on this Remembrance Sunday morning.
Field in Llangedwyn on a Sunday morning in November
The pony here is interested as we pass by and greet her on this Remembrance Sunday morning.
Tyn-y-rhos Cottage on the lane here.
Tyn-y-rhos
Cottage on the lane here.
Hillside woodland track on Wenallt It sees some light farm traffic.
Hillside woodland track on Wenallt
It sees some light farm traffic.
Woodland track Steepish going on slippery leaves.
Woodland track
Steepish going on slippery leaves.
Track in autumn Between the gorse.
Track in autumn
Between the gorse.
Autumn countryside near Llangedwyn For my money some of the best country scenery in all of Wales.
Autumn countryside near Llangedwyn
For my money some of the best country scenery in all of Wales.
Cottages A few interesting homes here in a lovely sheltered spot.
Cottages
A few interesting homes here in a lovely sheltered spot.
Old field path I wonder how old this route is?
Old field path
I wonder how old this route is?
Old path crosses an even older field boundary The path rises here on the crown of the ridge and seems to pass over an older dry stone wall field boundary.
Old path crosses an even older field boundary
The path rises here on the crown of the ridge and seems to pass over an older dry stone wall field boundary.
Old sunken way between the fields Now motorbike scramblers make this old path a little harder to traverse than necessary.
Old sunken way between the fields
Now motorbike scramblers make this old path a little harder to traverse than necessary.
Old path between hedges Now a little despoiled by scramblers.
Old path between hedges
Now a little despoiled by scramblers.
Dry stone wall edging to this old field path I wonder what date this is?
Dry stone wall edging to this old field path
I wonder what date this is?
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Coed-Cwm-y-Golfa is located at Grid Ref: SJ2025 (Lat: 52.817874, Lng: -3.1867407)

Unitary Authority: Powys

Police Authority: Dyfed Powys

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