Pentwyn

0 No dogs

Grazing

Public Rights-of-Way

Farmland being restored for nature with grassland, ffridd, woodland and the upper reaches of the River Lugg SSSI.

Purchased in October 2021, using private loan finance, we must fundraise to build the future of the site and create a wild Pentwyn.

Location

Pentwyn,
Llanbister Road,
(off the B4356 opposite Llugwy Farm)

Llanbister Road

Powys

LD1 5UT

OS Map Reference

SO 18331 72659,
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Know before you go

Size

65 hectares

Parking information

Please park in front of green shed, or at the top of the track. Parking available close to site and travel to site via train is possible.

Grazing animals

Cattle and sheep

Walking trails

Access is by public rights-of-way only. And we politely request that people keep their dogs on leads when on the public rights-of-way.

The Heart of Wales Line Trail passes through the site.

Access

Restricted to access from public rights-of-way only while we are in the development phase of the site.

We have many decisions to make on the future of the land and need to make improvements to infrastructure before extending unaccompanied public access.

Please sign up to our e newsletter and check our events page for details of guided walks.

Dogs

No dogs permitted

Breeding birds and sensitive wildlife on site. Dogs on Leads on public rights-of-way

When to visit

Opening times

Currently not open to the public. Access via public rights-of-way only.

Best time to visit

All Year Round Interest

About the reserve

Pentwyn, has long been managed as a livestock farm. Radnorshire Wildlife Trust will now transform it into a haven for wildlife.

We are at the beginning of a long process and have much to learn about the land we have just purchased.

We have many decisions to make about our management and wish to carry out consultation with the local community and potential partners and stakeholders. While defining some basic why, who, how and ‘what goes where’ details.

But we are certain of the spirit of the management we will undertake: low input/extensive across large parts of the land.

For more information, please see our project page:

Pentwyn - a vision for the future