Results for "Coed Y Cerrig"

Small woodland near the Carmarthenshire coast

How to let us know if you think trees have been felled without the necessary permission

Famous mountain biking centre with walking and running trails

Walking trail in peaceful woodland on edge of Bannau Brycheiniog National Park

Picnic site with woodland walking trails

Slate heritage and steam trains in a spectacular landscape

Peaceful forest walks away from the tourist bustle

Walking trail to the famous Swallow Falls waterfall

Easy-to-find picnic area and walk with panoramic mountain views

Riverside picnic site and gateway to the Waterfalls and Goldmines Trail

Small car park with challenging circular walk

Walk through trees from all over the world

Old copper works with accessible trail to viewpoint over mine

Riverside picnic area with accessible riverside walk and mountain trail

Cwm Idwal lies at the northern end of the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park

Woodland full of history with a trail for cyclists, horse riders and walkers

Peaceful woodland with walks to Iron Age hillforts

Family day out with walking trails, mountain biking and play areas

Trees are among the most versatile and cost-effective natural assets that planners, policy makers, businesses and communities can use to raise the quality of Welsh towns and cities.

If you’re planning to carry out tree felling on your land, you must make sure you have the correct licence before you start any work.