Llyn Fanod
Last updated: 11 September 2007
Dr Lizzie Wilberforce from The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales is responsible for 21 nature reserves in Ceredigion. Here's her guide to Llyn Fanod, a site of special scientific interest near Bontnewydd.
| Designation: | Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) |
| Nearest town/village: | Bontnewydd |
| Site Grid Reference: | SN604645 |
| Access Point(s): | SN604645 |
| Directions: | Take the B4577 from Aberarth to Tyncelyn. Turn north on a minor road just under 4 km west of the Tyncelyn crossroads with the A485. Continue down this lane to crossroads after 2 km. |
| Parking: | Roadside parking at crossroads. |
| Access: | Via public footpath on a lane from the crossroads- the lake is reached in less than km. Not suitable for wheelchairs. |
| Description: | The South and West Wales Wildlife Trust own part of this very pretty unpolluted upland lake. The clean water is home to a number of locally rare water plants. |
| What to go and see: | Dragonflies in summer. |
Information supplied by Dr Lizzie Wilberforce from the South West Wales Wildlife Trust.
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