Penycloddiau

Walk Highlights

Location:

Denbigh

Postcode:

CH7 5RP

Parking:

There are several car parks providing access to Penycloddiau and the wider Clwydian Range in Denbighshire. Popular car parks for Penycloddiau include those at Coed Llangwyfan or Llangwyfan (often forestry car parks near the site of an old hospital), or smaller lay-bys near footpath access points on minor roads that cross the range (e.g., roads near Nannerch or Bodfari). Parking is usually free but can be limited, especially at popular spots. These provide good starting points for walks up to Penycloddiau in Denbighshire.

Distance:

2.40 miles

Time:

1.20 hours

Difficulty:

Challenging

Terrain:

The terrain for the Penycloddiau walk in Denbighshire includes upland paths which can be grassy, heathery, rocky, and uneven. The ascent to the hillfort is a sustained climb, often steep in sections. Paths on the summit plateau and along the ramparts can be exposed and windswept. The ground can be very boggy in places, especially after rain or in winter. Strong, sturdy, waterproof walking boots are essential for this Denbighshire hillfort walk. Navigation skills can be useful in poor visibility.

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