Bodlondeb Woods
Where's a good place to walk on a day when Welsh drizzle covers the hills? I can recommend Bodlondeb Woods. Park just outside the town walls of Conwy at the council offices at Bodlondeb.
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This is free parking on weekdays, but pay and display at weekends. |
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You enter the trail near to the butterfly park. |
Great views of Deganwy Marina across the Conwy estuary. The Princes of Gwynedd used to have a castle atop the hill which King Edward the First demolished and built into the foundations of his new castle - his way of saying Game Over!
There are many paths through the woods which can be muddy in wet weather. There are many interesting species of trees and ferns.
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There are some clearings with seating areas and when I visited some beautiful bluebells |
There are tantalising glimpses of Conwy Castle as you walk through the woods towards the top of the hill.
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Peter in front of the council offices on the walk down to the town. |
What types of trees are there?
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