Pied Flycatcher

Consall Woods is a wonderful place to explore. This once industrial valley has again taken on nature's mantle and is now a wonderfully rich mixture of wood pasture, pools and mature woodland, nestled alongside the River Churnet.

A reservoir in the heart of the Berwyn mountains surrounded by moorland and woodland, sites don't get much more picturesque than this. Come for the scenery and stay for the wildlife – Pied Flycatchers, Red Grouse, Hobbies, Otters and more.

Step under the canopy of the rainforest and enjoy the dappled sunshine and quiet calm of ancient woodland, muffled by mosses and lichens.

Explore this woodland of towering oaks hidden within a steep sided valley where grasslands rustle and bristle with life.

Explore the trails at this stunning reserve and be face-to-face with extraordinary wildlife, long-lost ruins and spectacular views.

A woodland that teems with wildlife awaits visitors to Gwenffrwd-Dinas – see Pied Flycatchers and carpets of bright Bluebells mixed with velvety green lichen.

Take the path into the woods and enter a world of ancient oaks, home to woodpeckers, Hawfinches, Fallow Deer and Wild Boar.

Enjoy the beautiful scenery in this iconic part of mid-Wales. See what wildlife is about in the Oak woods, saltmarsh and estuary. Summer is a great time to see Redstarts, Common Lizards, Slow Worms and Grass Snakes.

This is a place where trails weave through ancient oak woodland. Where the sun tinges the tips of the hills, and lichens carpet the trees. Hear the vibrant Redstarts and cheeky Dippers above the sound of the rushing river. This is Coed Garth Gell.

Discover the wild and enchanting Wood of Cree, busy with Red Squirrels and birdsong. Get your wellies on to explore the Bluebell-rich woodlands and waterfalls: home to Redstarts, Leisler’s Bats, and Garden Warblers.