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Ancient Hillfort: It is the well-preserved remains of an Iron Age fortified settlement. Location: It sits atop Conwy Mountain, overlooking the town of Conwy, the Conwy Estuary, and the Irish Sea. Time Period: The fort was likely occupied from at least the middle of the Iron Age, possibly between c. 300 BC and 78 AD, before the full Roman arrival in the area.

A great upland route

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.

Must be small, I didn't notice it. 😉

A typical country pub and inn along the Jubilee path in the village of Capelulo (Dwygyfylchi) The service is very friendly and there is some outside seating in the summer. Delicious and copious home-made food, expect traditional pub fayre. The perfect stop for a mid-walk pint.

The Conwy Suspension Bridge is a Grade I-listed landmark and one of the world’s earliest road suspension bridges. It lies in the medieval town of Conwy and is now a pedestrian-only crossing maintained by the National Trust.

Always worth a visit.

The foundations of St Mary's Church in Conwy date from 1172 and Aberconwy Abbey was completed in 1186. Since then the church has grown and changed. It was originally the Cistercian Aberconwy Abbey, but in 1283 King Edward I of England moved the abbey to Maenan. The church registers date from 1541. In the summer the church now also serves as a venue for the Conwy Classical Music Festival.