Ancient woodland on limestone with associated wildlfowers and a nature trail.
Coed-y-Felin is an ancient woodland, carpeted with bluebells in Spring.
It is an ancient broadleaved woodland, extending for about half a mile along the south facing slope of the Afon Chwiler Valley, about four miles north west of Mold. It is leased to the North Wales Wildlife Trust by Wimpy Asphalt.
The reserve is situated four miles north west of Mold at Hendre, on the A541.
There is a small car park at the western end with disabled access and a large car park at the eastern end.
For further information on this reserve, please contact Graham Berry on 01352 810469 or by email.
To access a map of the reserve's exact location and nearby cycle routes, click on the NCN link>>
provided by Sustrans

North Wales Wildlife Trust
Nature Reserve
Coed y Felin SJ 192 677 (25 acres)