What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Conwy.
The Creuddyn Peninsula, near Conwy Mountain, rises to a maximum elevation of about 100 meters and is characterized by glacial deposits and low-lying moorland. It holds historical significance as a landscape shaped by Ice Age processes and is associated with local legends of hidden treasure and ancient settlements.
Places near here
History and Industry of Conwy EstuaryVisitor information · 242 yd
Station RoadDwelling · 244 yd
Conwy, MarinaMarina · 442 yd
Deganwy Castle HotelHotel · 608 yd
Submerged Forest, Morfa ConwySubmerged Forest · 757 yd
Conwy SandsBeach / strand · 1039 yd
Castell DeganwyMountain / peak · 1105 yd
Castell Deganwy Castle from the EastCastle, fort or tower · 1137 yd
Deganwy QuayBallast Quay · 1170 yd
Morfa ConwyVisitor information · 1209 yd
Coed FfriddWood · 1281 yd
Bodlondeb WoodMountain / peak · 1349 ydOther information
Photo: Stephen Elwyn RODDICK · CC BY-SA 2.0