Conwy Valley Ramblers organise a range of walks to help people enjoy walking in good company. We work with others to protect the places we love to walk.
Yveline
This walk is packed with interesting features , not least the well but also St Dyfnogs Parish Church and its Jesse window ( dating from around 1533 )We will walk through ancient woods with small stone bridges and running water from streams from the well itself , which became known for its healing powers , and was frequented by the monk , St Dyfnog , in the 6th century
Whilst a shorter walk than you may be accustomed to , its a worthwhile moderate hike to 700ft , affording great views ( bring a camera if you wish , and a packed lunch ) and its an area not often walked in , there are many rickety stiles ( as well as a few hidden ones )
Layby off the A525 towards Denbigh Watch out for the signpost "Llanrhaeadr ( on the main road ) turn right when you see it .You should be able to see other ramblers parked there from the road
