Places for Nature in Powys
Cwm Byddog Clyro
Nature Reserve Clyro
A small but incredibly pretty reserve with lots of insect activity due to the ancient and veteran trees. The woodland is of international importance due to the age of the trees. Lichens, mosses and other plants depend on this habitat to survive. The oak polypore fungus has been found on two trees in Wales, one of them is here in Cwm Byddog.
Visitor Information
Size
4 hectares
Parking information
Limited - please park on the track verge taking care not to obstruct the highway.
Walking trails
On entering the reserve by the castle mound, follow the natural path leading through the trees and over the brook.
Access
From Clyro, take the road signposted for Newchurch. After half a mile, turn right and the reserve entrance is immediately on your left.
Dogs
On a lead
Directions on Google maps [Get there, road, public transport, walk, ride]
Latitude/Longitude: 52.095052 -3.1472999
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