
Image Credit: Natural Resources Wales
Image Credit: Natural Resources Wales
One of the Moel y Gaer’s, as seen from on top of Moel y Parc.
Moel y gaer, the bald hill in the middle, from Penycloddiau.
The prominent defended hilltop, left, from the SE.
From the southwest, near The Grove Hall (pictured).
Rainy zoom on the defences from Offa’s Dyke Path on Sodom.
Moel y Gaer from Sodom (to the north).
This is the entrance I think, looking north-westish to the sea
Looking S.E to the cairn topped Moel y parc
Standing atop the highest point in the hillfort this is the view south-east .
Tremendous views all the way round. There’s room for one car on the lane by the footpath, which doesn’t go to the top it can only be reached by jumping a fence. The defences are mostly to the west the eastern side is steep enough to repel any invaders.
It rained for ten minutes on the way up but then cleared beautifully, tremendous views all around, I know Iv’e said it twice but it really is