
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Gwynedd.
Llidiart y Mynydd, also known as Mountain Gate, is a low, rocky outcrop in Gwynedd, likely under 200 meters in height. It appears in historical maps and may derive its name from a local pass or gateway through the hills, though specific folklore or geological details are not widely recorded. Its significance lies in its possible role as a traditional route or boundary marker in the landscape.
Places near here
Tyn-y-ffridd Quarry from the brow of the hillMountain or hill · 348 yd
Causeway and pit at Tyn-y-ffridd QuarryOld home or work place · 384 yd
Causeway and collapsed adit at Tyn-y-ffridd QuarryOld home or work place · 387 yd
Carreg Dafad - the stone ewe - a glacial erratic on Moel FabanStanding or carved stone · 412 yd
The mountain wall below Moel FabanMountain or hill · 430 yd
Pen-y-Gaer, Hillfort, Cilfodan, BethesdaHillfort · 452 yd
Moel FabanMountain / peak · 686 yd
Penrhyn Great Strike Memorial, High Street, BethesdaCommemorative Monument · 1175 yd
An 'island' of dry land in the boggy Cwm Ffrydlas moorIsland · 1259 yd
LlefnMountain / peak · 1512 yd
Zip World Penrhyn QuarryHeritage attraction · 1.4 mi
Parc y DobWood · 1.8 miOther information
Photo: Eric Jones · CC BY-SA 2.0