What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Gwynedd.
Roughly 300 meters in height, Descending Allt Cae Hywel Hill is part of the varied upland landscape of Gwynedd, with geology typical of the region, including ancient silurian rocks. Its name and location suggest a connection to local Welsh heritage, though specific folklore or historical significance is not widely recorded.
Places near here
A 'wayfarer's welcome' symbol on a cottage at Allt RuthOld home or work place · 131 yd
The Dinorwig Quarry Railway Carriage Shed at StablaOld home or work place · 140 yd
The Well Wooded Valley of Afon RhythalltHeritage place · 375 yd
New houses at the bottom of Tan-y-coed hillMountain or hill · 601 yd
Gallt Tanycoed HillMountain or hill · 610 yd
Sefydliad Coffa Arwyr Llanrug - Llanrug Heroes Memorial InstituteHeritage place · 999 yd
A combination of bog and forestForest or wood · 1173 yd
Caer Carreg-y-FranHillfort · 1181 yd
The main residential tower of Castell Bryn BrasCastle, fort or tower · 1380 yd
Castell Bryn Bras CastleCastle, fort or tower · 1414 yd
Ffynnon Cegin ArthurWell · 1469 yd
Hen Dinas DinorwigMountain / peak · 1687 ydOther information
Photo: Eric Jones · CC BY-SA 2.0