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Rising to 1,443 feet (440 m), Ysgŵd-ffordd is a fine moorland summit. It features on the Glyndŵr’s Way National Trail, one of three in Wales. The summit trig point lies around 400 feet (120 m) west of the trail.

Go up the lane past the steep access-path, go past a spring which crosses the stoney lane, arrive at a gate that gives easier access to the summit !! (Only discovered after having hauled my 78years up the previous path!!) Definitely going again! Offa*s Dyke path clearly visible over Long Mountain !! Peter P. from N/C u Lyme.

It’s a must see on the tour from Montgomery Castle. The views are just breath taking and it’s the perfect stop to have a break or stop off for a picnic.

The Montgomeryshire County War Memorial stands on top of Town Hill next to the trig point at 320m. It stands in memory of the people of Montgomeryshire killed at war. Originally erected and dedicated to those killed in WW1 it has since been redesignated in memory of all lives lost in conflict. The Town Hill is a nice walk from Montgomery town and offers great views of the surrounding countryside.

Roundton Hill is a rounded, steep sided, 1,210 feet hill, volcanic in origin, in the easternmost part of old Montgomeryshire

A great little hike to do. Lovely trig pointed/cairned summit and a great viewpoint out over the surrounding area to boot.

Stingwern Hill, or ‘the Stingwern’ is near Manafon in Mid Wales. Its summit is approximately 355 metres above sea level and has a prominence of 180 metres. The summit of the Stingwern lies within private land and is not accessible to the public. It is a UK listed Marilyn.

There’s a bench at the top alongside the trig and cairn.