LLANGYNOG ESTATE
An area of outstanding scenic and conservation importance. Only part of the Estate is conditionally exempt as shown on the attached map.
Published access details; Postal address published; Watch: no email published.
- Published access details
- Postal address published
- No email published
- No phone published
- Undertaking summary is generic
Llangynog/Craig Rhiwarth walking lead found
The register already gives the strongest route: a waymarked footpath from Llangynog to Craig Rhiwarth and onward to Cwm Glan-Hafon. Independent walking material confirms the route area, but no better official owner contact was found.
Access: Use the register's path description and check local rights-of-way mapping before travelling.
Contact: No better exemption-specific contact was found beyond the postal contact already in the register.
Supplemental research only: the original HMRC register fields are shown separately below.
Access
Directions: Craig Rhiwarth (OS grid ref. SJ 055 269) is to the north of Llangynog Village, and Disgynfa (OS grid ref. SJ 055 302) is part of the Berwyn Site of Special Scientific Interest. Access details: There is a waymarked footpath from Llangynog Village to the top of Craig Rhiwarth, which is a scheduled ancient monument, and other footpaths on both pieces of land. Please note, however, that for both areas of land, conservation is the main priority, and, to avoid damage to the environment, walkers should not leave the footpaths. In addition, leaving the footpath in either area should be avoided, not only for conservation reasons, but because parts of the land are dangerous to walkers. The owners will not be responsible for any injury to any person leaving the footpath.