IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Tyn-y-Groes, CONWY, LL32 8TG

The photograph shows the end of a track carrying a public footpath westward from the B5106. This footpath is part of a walk that leads from the little church of St Mary, Caer Rhun to Ty’n-y-groes and back via Pontwgan. Behind the viewpoint the track started on the northern outskirts of Ty’n-y-groes on the B5106 opposite it junction with Glan-y-wern http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=53.2304&lon=-3.8372&scale=25000&icon=x . Ahead the footpath enters a field and carries on westward and then northward toward Glyn Uchaf. However, this walk doesn’t follow that route for, after some 50 metres or so, another path crosses the field southward to join an unclassified road connecting Ty’n-y-groes with Rowen http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=53.2294&lon=-3.842&scale=25000&icon=x . Follow the unclassified road westward for approximately 300metres and then join another public footpath http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=53.229&lon=-3.8446&scale=25000&icon=x heading southward toward Pontwgan. To see the next photograph on this walk, click here Image To see the previous photograph on the walk, click here Image To go to the start of the walk, click here Image

A public footpath from Ty'n-y-Groes starts as a track passing one house before ending at this point where building work is going on. The path continues into a field on the photographer's left.

The photograph was taken from a public footpath connecting an unclassified road (left) between Ty’n-y-groes and Rowen with Pontwgan (right). The immediate foreground was somewhat marshy and wet underfoot. The dip following the line of gorse is a stream and beyond that there are sheep in the field. To see the next photograph on this walk, click here Image To see the previous photograph on the walk, click here Image To go to the start of the walk, click here Image

On the western side of the River Conwy.

Small village on the Conwy to Llanarwst road on the west side of the river.

Sadly another pub up for sale. Even one of the lions is off its pedestal at the entrance. Shame as it had a reputation for good food. It also bears an OS benchmark Image

The photograph shows the B5106 entering Ty’n-y-groes (ahead) from the north. This section of road (watch out for traffic) is part of a walk that leads from the little church of St Mary, Caer Rhun to Ty’n-y-groes and back via Pontwgan. Just beyond the bus shelter (on the right) there is track that carries a public footpath westward. The walk continues along this track. The road joining obliquely on the left is Glan-y-wern. To see the next photograph on this walk, click here Image To see the previous photograph on the walk, click here Image To go to the start of the walk, click here Image