This Iron Age hillfort originally occupied two summits and the hollow of an impressive and naturally defended hilltop. The northern summit, which is higher, forms the site's main stronghold.

There are slight traces of ramparts (defensive walls) to be seen on the site, especially on the east side. Possible building outlines are marked by stone within the enclosure, including a scrub-filled oval outline. Beneath the scrub there is a hut circle, but it is hidden from view.

Directions

Take B5115 exit from the A55 westbound at Colwyn Bay. Turn right at the next two sets of lights, heading for A547. Take the B5115 on the right at the roundabout. Cross A55, go straight on at lights and at next roundabout. Turn left at the next set of lights into Rhos Road. Continue to the next crossroads. Theres space to park down a lane opposite. At the right hand bend, take the path to the left and keep climbing to the top.