This is not a woodland for the faint hearted, unfit, or unadventurous! There is no vehicular access, and the only way to reach it is on foot, partly on a public footpath, partly over a right of way across a field, over a fence, then down a steep hillside, and along the riverbank.  The access starts alongside an old drover's inn, the Crown Inn: you may well feel in need of food or a drink after your visit!

But it's not all bad! It does have very long frontage onto a river - the Afon Alwen - and as is normal, the owner of the adjoining land is deemed to own to the mid-point of the river. It is an uneven-aged woodland, and there is a variety of mature trees to be found.  Most of the woodland is designated as Ancient Semi-Natural woodland.

The land rises quite steeply up to the eastern boundary, but there is a wide strip of fairly level land next to the river, so suitable camping spots could be found, and there are plentiful places where you could string a hammock.  Some areas are carpeted with bluebells in the spring. 

Boundaries: The western boundary is the river along most of the length of the wood.  All other boundaries are believed to be fenced. Please note: the field shown in the foreground of the first photograph is not part of the sale: the land starts on the far side of the river, where the field stops and the woodland starts.

Sporting rights: Included (including fishing rights)

Mineral rights: Included, except as excluded by statute.

Public footpaths: There are no public footpaths or public access of any kind in the wood. 

VIEWING: You are welcome to visit this wood by yourself.  Please ensure that you have a copy of these sales details with you: we recommend either printing the details or downloading them to your phone/tablet/laptop before you go. Please take care when viewing as the great outdoors can contain unexpected hazards and woodlands are no exception.  Make sure you take a copy of the sales particulars with you, as there may be no mobile signal at the woodland.