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Blaen-y-Weirglodd SH 914 633 (10 acres)



Peatbog near Llansannan with areas of Sphagnum and associated plants.

Blaen-y-Weirglodd has a rich variety of colourful bog plants and supports Snipe in Winter. It is a ten acre peat bog near Llansannan. It is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is a habitat which was once common in the valleys of Wales.
The reserve is situated 2 miles SW of Llansannan (SH914 633). From Llansannan take the B5384, follow the sign to Gwytherin, take the second left, pass over one cattle grid and park in the lay-by on the right (just before the dirt track on the left and the next cattle grid). Walk across the field on the left and through the kissing gate. Follow the old hedge line (raised bank) on your left to reach the reserve.
Please avoid walking over the bog, especially in wet areas. Spagnum takes many years to recover from trampling. Please keep to the path and keep dogs under control. You will need suitable footwear, stout walking boots or wellies. Take care after rain as the site may be very wet. The reserve is not suitable for pushchairs or wheelchairs.

For further information on this reserve, please contact Graham Berry on 01352 810469 or by email.

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