What is recorded here
Porth yr Helig is a small bay in Conwy, Wales, characterized by coastal rock formations typical of the area's Silurian-age volcanic and sedimentary rocks. The cliffs and coastal features reflect ancient marine and volcanic activity, and the site is notable for its scenic value and geological interest within the broader context of North Wales' coastal geology.
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Places near here
Pentrwyn from St Tudno's ChurchChurch, cross or graveyard · 288 yd
Pigeon's CaveCave · 343 yd
Exposed rocky beach at low tide, Great Orme, LlandudnoBeach · 416 yd
Dutchman's CaveCave · 419 yd
Great Orme Copper MineOld home or work place · 429 yd
Settlement, Mynydd Isaf, Great OrmeSettlement · 506 yd
Pen-trwyn Copper Smelting SiteArchaeological place · 523 yd
St. Tudno's WellSpring · 548 yd
Great Orme Cemetery Chapel, Llandudno; near St Tudno's ChurchChapel · 796 yd
Cemetery and chapel with St Tudno's Church in the backgroundChurch, cross or graveyard · 839 yd
Great Orme Bronze Age MinesMuseum · 996 yd
Great OrmeMountain / peak · 1064 ydOther information
Photo: DS Pugh · CC BY-SA 2.0