What is recorded here
Craig Llugwy rises to approximately 440 metres and is part of the rugged terrain of the Carneddau range in North Wales. It is composed mainly of volcanic rhyolite and is associated with local legends of hidden treasure and ancient druidic rituals. It matters as a notable landmark for hikers and a site of both geological and cultural interest in the Conwy area.
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Places near here
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Mountain wall and Creigiau Malwod crags above RhiwlasMountain or hill · 787 yd
Avro Lincoln Rf511Aircraft · 806 yd
Earthen Pots', Find Spot, Cwm LlugwyFindspot · 1071 yd
Craig y LlynCliff · 1164 yd
Carnedd Llewelyn: Stone ShelterShelter · 1543 yd
Carnedd LlewelynMountain / peak · 1560 yd
Craig yr YsfaCliff · 1629 yd
Farm house and shearing sheds at Glan LlugwyOld home or work place · 1.0 mi
The Enormous Screes of Yr Ole Wen Tower Above Ogwen's OutfallCastle, fort or tower · 2.4 mi
Rhaeadr y BenglogWaterfall · 2.5 miOther information
Photo: Eric Jones · CC BY-SA 2.0