
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Conwy.
Heather-clad hill above Bwlch y Groes rises to approximately 300 meters and is part of the undulating upland landscape of the Conwy valley. Its heather-covered slopes are typical of the region's moorland geology, shaped by glacial activity and later colonized by hardy upland vegetation. The hill contributes to the character of the local landscape and may have historical significance in terms of traditional land use and walking routes.
Places near here
DrosgolMountain / peak · 183 yd
Blanket bog south of the forestForest or wood · 756 yd
Ro-LwydMountain / peak · 1258 yd
Bridge near Ty MawrBridge · 1447 yd
The lower slate tips of Ty'n-y-bryn Quarry, DolwyddelanOld home or work place · 1719 yd
Carreg AlltremCliff · 1.1 mi
A forest gully opposite Plas GlasgwmForest or wood · 1.2 mi
Ysbyty Ro Wen Cairns & WallsCairn Cemetery · 1.2 mi
Tan-y-bwlchCliff · 1.7 mi
Six Inscribed Stones in St Tudclud's Church, PenmachnoInscribed Stone · 2.2 mi
Normally lively mountain stream reduced to a trickle by the lack of rainMountain or hill · 2.8 mi
Wary Welsh mountain sheepMountain or hill · 3.1 miOther information
Photo: Eric Jones · CC BY-SA 2.0