Caer y Twr is an Iron Age hillfort atop the summit of the Holyhead Mountain in Anglesey, Wales. The hillfort, which is situated among rocky outcrops, is ideally placed for defence and likely served as a watchtower and possibly as a signal tower.
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Be careful when doing this trig in the wrong weather. Scrabble up once at the mountain, isn’t too far but it’s not easy especially if you take the wrong path. Just remember which path you came up to the trig from. I took the wrong path and it was a dangerous (for me) path to do solo in heavy rain and strong winds. I’d take walking poles with you if you have them as well. Lovely views from...
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What a great mini mountain to climb. Fairly Easy walk with I great view at the top. As it was our wedding anniversary we took champagne with us and a had picnic on the bench. The weather was great the dog loved it too. There is a lake half way up if needed for your dog to cool off. We went from the south stack lighthouse carpark (paid) it was a easy walk up with easy...
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Where better to see all the island. You don't need to be too fit to get to the top.. But it helps! Plenty of places on the way up to stop, take a breath to enjoy the views. Last piece of advice - which is common sense really if you want to keep these beauty spots as you find them- Take your rubbish back with you so it's lovely for...
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