린 클라이도그 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This is a historic mining site, with activity dating back to the Bronze Age. The 18th century was its heyday, with silver, zinc and lead all being mined here. It's also the site where the Banc Ty'nddôl sun-disc was discovered in 2002. Over 4,000 years old, this gold disc is the earliest such artefact ever unearthed in Wales.

Llyn Clywedog is a reservoir created by the construction of the Clywedog Dam. As well as regulating the flow of the River Severn, the reservoir also provides drinking water to the West Midlands. The llyn is a great place to spot some impressive bird species. Red kites and buzzards are common here, while ospreys have occasionally been sighted.

Built primarily to regulate the flow of water in the River Severn, the Clywedog Dam is an impressive sight. It's the tallest concrete dam in Britain, at 236 feet (72 m) high, while it's also 750 feet (230 m) wide. There are two marked hiking trails on the reservoir.

Bryn y Fan 482m P175 (1581ft) Welsh Marilyn

Llyn Clywedog was the Tallest in the British Isle built purposely to control the level of water to help prevent any future flooding from the source of the River Seven. By Building this absolutely incredible huge 6 mile long dam, one that was the tallest in the British isles, which is amazingly huge in actual size all around! This mammoth body of water is solely to take the huge pressure off the constant mass of floods which would fill up and submerge the surrounding valleys! At the foot of the dam there is a remains of a old lead mine! All structures you can see standing still today. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Bryn y Fan is a prominent summit in mid Wales standing at 482m above the Llyn Clywedog reservoir. There is a nice trig point and great views. It's a bit of an outlier and you're unlikely to see many people on your walk.

Bryn y Fan is a summit in the Mid Wales region or range in Wales, United Kingdom of Great Britain. Bryn y Fan is 482 metres high. It has a trig pointed summit and is a UK listed Marilyn.