What is recorded here
Craig Eithin is a sea cliff located in the area of Conwy, composed primarily of Silurian greywacke and slate, formed around 440 to 420 million years ago through sedimentation and subsequent regional metamorphism. It is notable for its exposure of ancient volcanic and sedimentary rocks that are part of the Caledonide mountain belt, offering insights into the geological history of North Wales.
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Places near here
Clogwyn MannodMountain / peak · 714 yd
Chwarel Bwlch y Geuallt QuarryOld home or work place · 735 yd
Drystone Wall, North of Clogwyn MawrWall · 996 yd
Creigiau Gleision Mountain RangeMountain or hill · 1128 yd
Caer Llugwy Roman FortArchaeological place · 1749 yd
Capel Curig Training CampMilitary Camp · 1.0 mi
Flag in the ForestForest or wood · 1.0 mi
Tŷ Hyll / The Ugly HouseHeritage attraction · 1.2 mi
Valley slope woodland above the hamlet of Pont CyfyngForest or wood · 1.3 mi
Cae'n y CoedPicnic place · 1.7 mi
Swallow FallsWaterfall · 1.7 mi
Carreg-ar-y-rhosCliff · 2.2 mi