헨리드 커뮤니티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Great walk, tricky in places with wet weather 👍👍

Looking across the harbour and the hills in the background

All the years walking in north wales and never been on this route - stunning views

It is a large ring of stones, approximately 12 meters in diameter, with walls about 1.5 meters wide. It features large flat upright stones (orthostats) and an entrance at the south-west. The stones on the east side may be partially buried due to soil slippage. It has a "double skin" of large stones laid on edge, with cairn material filling the space between the inner and outer rings. Location: It is located in Conwy, Wales, specifically near a body of water also called Llyn y Wrach, which translates to "the Lake of the Witch." It's a short walk from the Hafodty stone circle.

Afon Gyrach is a river in Wales, flowing through the subregion of Conwy. It's a relatively small river, only a couple of miles in length, and drains from the slopes of Tal-y-fan. It is situated in the Conwy unitary authority area, within the old county of Caernarfonshire, specifically in the community of Penmaenmawr. It flows into the sea approximately 13 km downstream from its source. Source and Course: The river is fed by reservoirs located higher up on the slopes of Tal-y-fan, which once provided drinking water for the town of Penmaenmawr. It flows through a boggy area known as Waen Gyrach. It's also associated with the Fairy Glen, a popular beauty spot in a secluded gorge near Betws-y-Coed, where a chain of cascading waterfalls is nestled along the river.

Must be small, I didn't notice it. 😉

Always worth a visit.

Amazing place to see the wild horses and welsh ponies. stunning views galore. I miss walking this area. Cannot wait to get back there.