Gwaun Valley - Pembrokeshire
A beautiful heavily wooded valley in North Pembrokeshire.
It runs for about 9 miles from the? Preseli Hills - where the Gwaun River rises to the east of Pontfaen, to Lower Town Fishguard.
This steep-sided valley occupies a meltwater channel formed subglacially during the later stages of the Ice Age, some 15,000 to 10,000 years ago,
geologists consider it one of the most important meltwater channels in Britain.
It runs for about 9 miles from the? Preseli Hills - where the Gwaun River rises to the east of Pontfaen, to Lower Town Fishguard.
This steep-sided valley occupies a meltwater channel formed subglacially during the later stages of the Ice Age, some 15,000 to 10,000 years ago,
geologists consider it one of the most important meltwater channels in Britain.

Gwaun Valley

Lower Fishguard

View

Llanllawer Holy Well

Parc y Meirw / Bronze Age Stone Row

Court Lodge / Llanychaer

Llanychaer Bridge

Pont Panycoed

Court Wood

Afon Gwaun

Waterfall

Llanychllwydog Church

Pontfaen Pillar Stones

Afon Gwaun

Meadows

Dyrffryn Arms Public House

Jabes Welsh Baptist Chapel

LLanychllwydog

Meadow

Sychbant

Bluebells

Waterfalls

Mynydd Cilciffeth

Chapel

Longhorn Cattle

Preseli Mountains

Llanerch
