Coed Trellyniau

An ancient bluebell woodland with a long history, Coed Trellyniau is one of the last natural remnants of an ancient oak and ash woodland. Although many of the original trees were once felled and beech and pine planted in their place, the carpet of woodland flowers is much the same as centuries ago. Splendid drifts of bluebells are locally renowned and many more plants are evidence of the wood's antiquity

Reserve details
Trust Website: 
http://www.northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk
Size: 
3.60
Short Description: 
Well established planted woodland with common woodland flowers
Smartphone Description: 
An ancient bluebell woodland with a long history, Coed Trellyniau is one of the last natural remnants of an ancient oak and ash woodland. Although many of the original trees were once felled and beech and pine planted in their place, the carpet of woodland flowers is much the same as centuries ago. Splendid drifts of bluebells are locally renowned and many more plants are evidence of the wood's antiquity
Location
Address: 
6 miles north west of Mold
Town: 
Rhydymywyn
County: 
Flintshire
Postcode: 
CH7 5QP
Grid ref: 
SJ 181 692
Facilities
Visitor centre: 
No
Shop: 
No shop
Picnic Area: 
No
Opening hours: 
Open at all times
Toilets: 
No toilets
Disabled toilet: 
No disabled toilet
Baby changing facilities: 
No baby changing facilities
Dogs: 
Yes
Access: 
Yes
Parking: 
Yes
Parking info: 
Limited parking is available on the verge at SJ 177 693
Walking information: 
Uneven paths through woodland
Grazing animals: 
no
Contact details
Reserve manager: 
North Wales Wildlife Trust
Reserve phone number: 
01352 810469
Reserve email address: 
nwwt@wildlifetrustswales.org
Photos
Photo: 
Coed Trellyniau
Admission
Admission fee?: 
No
Admission amount: 
no
Location type: 
Wildlife or nature reserve