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Coed Maenarthur
 

Evidence of humanity's activities spanning thousands of years is visible in Coed Maenarthur. The Iron Age Hillfort, the legend of King Arthur, the Afon Ystwyth and more recently lead mining and forestry, have all played an important role in shaping this woodland.

How to get there:

Pontrhydygroes and Aberystwyth are the nearest towns or villages.

From Aberystwyth follow the B4340 to Trawsgoed. Follow this road through Trawsgoed until the road crosses the Afon Ystwyth and turn immediately left, following the river towards Pontrhydygroes. Access to Coed Maenarthur is by the Miners’ Bridge in Pontrhydygroes village.

OS Grid Reference: SN738722

Start your visit from:

Miners' Bridge
River Ystwyth

Facilities:

ToiletsInformationParkingRefreshments

Activities:

WalkingHorse Riding

Contact:

Gareth Owen
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0845 604 0845
e-mail: gareth.owen1@forestry.gsi.gov.uk


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