Cymraeg/English

Abergynolwyn

A large number of visitors take the Tal-y-Llyn steam Railway from Tywyn to the Nant Gwernol station in the forest. Alternatively park in the village of Abergynolwyn and take the short walk up the hill to Nant Gwernol. From here there are several walks in the forest.

How to get there:

Abergynolwyn is part of Dyfi. Abergynolwyn, Tywyn, Machynlleth, and Dolgellau are the nearest towns or villages.

Main line train to Tywyn and then steam train to Abergynolwyn/Nant Gwernol.
By car take the B4405 that joins Tywyn and the A487 at Minffordd.

OS Grid Reference: SH681067

Start your visit from:

Nant Gwernol

Other places to go in Dyfi

FAMILY WALKING ONE OF THE WALKS AT ABERGYNOLWYN

Facilities:

Information

Activities:

Walking

Cycling

Horse Riding

Other Activities

Heritage

	Open access, Waymarked walks and miles of Public Rights of Way.
	Open access on forest roads and Bridleways.
	Open access on forest roads and Bridleways.

Contact:

Graeme Stringer
Recreation Ranger

e-mail: graeme.stringer@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

What's of interest

The short Cascade Trail closely follows the the tumbling upland river and the longer Quarryman's Trail visits the ruined mine workings of Bryn Eglwys with expansive views of Cader Idris from high aboce the Nant Gwernol station. Leaflets are available from the Tal y Lyn stations and the Abergynolwyn Community Centre/Cafe.

What else is here

In Abergynolwyn there is also
wild woods

Related pages

Useful sites

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