Cors Goch, Llanbedrgoch This was the first reserve established by the North Wales Wildlife Trust and remains one of its largest. Also see Cors Bodeilio.

The limestone and sandstone make for several kinds of habitats here, including moorland of heather and gorse, meadows of wild flowers, open water and a small woodland. The site has been designated a National Reserve because of its importance in preserving rare plantlife and invertebrates. There are wild orchids and violets and it's an excellent place to see native snakes and toads.

Opening times:	All times
Access:	There are paths, but the rough terrain means that much of the reserve is not suitable for wheelchairs.
Location:	Llanbedrgoch, Anglesey
Directions:	Follow the signs from the A5025 between Pentraeth and Benllech or take the turning for Llanbedrgoch, drive through the village and follow signs for the reserve.
Telephone:	01248 351541
Website:	North Wales Wildlife Trust

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graham boxall from colwyn bay Today visited several nature sights from the spinnies right up to the terns at Camaes Bay We had a wonderful day in all sites except here. We found it badly signed and very overgrown. Mon Jul 27 09:48:46 2009