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Cae-Wall Wood

Wood, Forest in Monmouthshire

Wales

Cae-Wall Wood

Grazing land south of Penhow, 2 Looking east across the gently rolling landscape of south Monmouthshire.
Grazing land south of Penhow, 2 Credit: Jonathan Billinger

Cae-Wall Wood is a beautiful forest located in Monmouthshire, Wales. Covering an area of approximately 50 acres, this woodland is a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The forest is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including oak, beech, and ash trees, as well as a variety of wildlife such as deer, squirrels, and birds.

Cae-Wall Wood offers visitors a tranquil and peaceful setting to explore and enjoy the natural surroundings. There are several walking and hiking trails that wind through the forest, providing opportunities for both leisurely strolls and more challenging hikes. The forest also features a picnic area, making it a great spot for a relaxing day out with family and friends.

In addition to its natural beauty, Cae-Wall Wood has historical significance as well. The forest is believed to have been used as a hunting ground in medieval times, and there are remnants of ancient structures scattered throughout the area.

Overall, Cae-Wall Wood is a wonderful destination for those looking to experience the beauty of nature in Monmouthshire. Whether you're a hiker, a wildlife enthusiast, or simply someone seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this forest has something to offer everyone.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.597438/-2.8622934 or Grid Reference ST4089. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Grazing land south of Penhow, 2 Looking east across the gently rolling landscape of south Monmouthshire.
Grazing land south of Penhow, 2
Looking east across the gently rolling landscape of south Monmouthshire.
Farm buildings at Chapel Farm, Llandevaud Old stone buildings ripe for conversion?
Farm buildings at Chapel Farm, Llandevaud
Old stone buildings ripe for conversion?
Chapel farm, Llandevaud The lane winds its way between the stone buildings, towards Llandevaud.
Chapel farm, Llandevaud
The lane winds its way between the stone buildings, towards Llandevaud.
Looking North from the B4245 A lorry can be seen at the left edge of the picture, travelling East on the M4, the motorway itself hidden in a shallow cutting.
Looking North from the B4245
A lorry can be seen at the left edge of the picture, travelling East on the M4, the motorway itself hidden in a shallow cutting.
Wilcrick Wishing Well. The well can be found on the village green at Wilcrick, which is just off the B4245.
Wilcrick Wishing Well.
The well can be found on the village green at Wilcrick, which is just off the B4245.
View towards Penhow Castle Landscape immediately north of the Gwent levels at Magor is characterised by shallow valleys cut into low hills of Carboniferous limestone and limestone shales. Steeper slopes and hill tops are often wooded. The winter cereal crop is beginning to show.
View towards Penhow Castle
Landscape immediately north of the Gwent levels at Magor is characterised by shallow valleys cut into low hills of Carboniferous limestone and limestone shales. Steeper slopes and hill tops are often wooded. The winter cereal crop is beginning to show.
Wilcrick Hill Wilcrick hill is the site of an ancient Hill Fort
Wilcrick Hill
Wilcrick hill is the site of an ancient Hill Fort
Junction of Upper and Lower Road, Llandevaud Not just an interesting junction layout, but a pretty village green as well.
Junction of Upper and Lower Road, Llandevaud
Not just an interesting junction layout, but a pretty village green as well.
Old garage or farm building, with track junction
Old garage or farm building, with track junction
Country road junction The "main" road does a right-angle bend here - but it's still basically single track.
Country road junction
The "main" road does a right-angle bend here - but it's still basically single track.
Bend in the road - and the stream. This little-used road from Bishton to Wilcrick was filled with wildlife, most notably what I believe to have been an adder - the first time in 50 years on this planet that I have seen a wild snake in Britain.
Bend in the road - and the stream.
This little-used road from Bishton to Wilcrick was filled with wildlife, most notably what I believe to have been an adder - the first time in 50 years on this planet that I have seen a wild snake in Britain.
Bend in the road to Wilcrick This is a particularly beautiful, peaceful open space, unusual in the lack of hedges or trees at the road margins.
Bend in the road to Wilcrick
This is a particularly beautiful, peaceful open space, unusual in the lack of hedges or trees at the road margins.
Trig point with wonderful tree The trig point is marked on the map, the tree isn't...but which would you rather look at?
Trig point with wonderful tree
The trig point is marked on the map, the tree isn't...but which would you rather look at?
Pencoed Castle A fantastic semi-derelict building that is off the beaten track - rarely visited.
Pencoed Castle
A fantastic semi-derelict building that is off the beaten track - rarely visited.
Pencoed Castle
Pencoed Castle
Pencoed Castle
Pencoed Castle
Pencoed Cottage
Pencoed Cottage
Travelling east on the M4
Travelling east on the M4
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Cae-Wall Wood is located at Grid Ref: ST4089 (Lat: 51.597438, Lng: -2.8622934)

Unitary Authority: Newport

Police Authority: Gwent

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Communication Mobile Phone: yes
Man Made: mast
Tower Type: communication
Lat/Long: 51.594188/-2.8629843
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