Brynna Woods

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Nice in the Wood looking for fungi. Nice and quiet, plenty of benches scattered about if a rest is needed. Not easy to find if you don't know where it is, behind a street of houses on the main road, little path to the start. Beautiful woodland with so much history and the most amazing carvings,really is pretty. There is no car parks for this woodland and there are three entrances hidden within the village. There are one or two places to park within the village just be respectful of residents are businesses. No toilets but shops for drinks etc within the village. The is roughly 2 miles as a loop or out and back. What was once a neglected patch of overgrown wasteland surrounding an abandoned mining works, has been revitalised and after much hard work and effort, now offers a beautiful little slice of fantastic Welsh countryside. The many walkways through have been cleared and large amounts of nuisance growth have been removed from the woodland, leaving great views and pleasant walks for everyone. There's well placed information boards at key stages and the main footpath has been re-established, along with focal points on the highlighting such features as; The Bluebell Field, The Orchard, The Old Oak and The Pond, to name but a few. This is an excellent example of how good a well maintained woodland can look, with the right care and attention. I'd definitely recommend a through any time. Great circular walk. Brynna woods are lovely whatever the weather our grandchildren love it the ruins are especially exciting for them to look at .The volunteers do a brilliant job keep it up Ths place is amazing for adventures!! So many cool place that will make you wonder were did it come from? Were dose it lead to? What was it in the past? Its beautiful! I will go again for sure. Small wild and cool What else can I wish in 30 plus weather A fantastic former colliery and coal spoil site brimming with biodiversity with impressive Fauna, Flora and Fungi, veteran Hazel woodland, ancient oak and some architectural remains from the colliery era. Great location for dog walks. Can be a little muddy though ☺️ Pretty walk. Not too busy Great historical / local heritage mining architecture to be seen Amazing place, bring suitable shoes, a lovely bit of fresh air Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.