Bryn Mawr, seen across the Montgomery Canal.
Image credit: A. Brookes (14.5.2011)
Bryn Mawr, seen across the Montgomery Canal.
The wooded hillside conceals the defensive earthwork of Bryn Mawr. Seen from the Vrynwy aqueduct.
Coflein description of the site, marked on the OS 1/25000 as “fort”:
A roughly pentagonal enclosure, c.84m N-S by 74m, set upon the summit of Bryn Mawr, defined by two lines of scarps, thought to represent a degraded rampart and ditch. There is a possible W-facing entrance.