Tracks on Moel Unben
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Image: © Andy Waddington Taken: 9 Nov 2021
The heather moorland on top of Moel Unben (and extending a kilometre to its NNE) is not blessed with any public rights of way, but has a considerable network of tracks on which we all have a right to roam as the area is CROW Access Land. Although it is quite clear that the tracks are used by agricultural vehicles, signs a short distance from the public road remind visitors that there is no public access for vehicles and that at least part of the area is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.