The Hand at Llanarmon

Heather ridges crowned with Iron Age hillforts, dropping south to Llangollen and the Dee's limestone valley.

6 km N

Counted among the old Seven Wonders of Wales and usually called the country's tallest single-drop fall — a spout threading a natural rock arch above the Tanat valley.

9.2 km SW

The length of the Welsh borders, tracking the eighth-century earthwork that once divided kingdoms.

9.4 km E · spans 8 counties

Grade II* garden of the Ladies of Llangollen, with a formal parterre, topiary, a woodland stream walk and a 19th-century Gorsedd stone circle.

10.8 km NE

Market town on the River Dee, home to the International Musical Eisteddfod, a steam railway and the terminus of the Llangollen Canal.

10.9 km NE · Denbighshire

Medieval stone bridge over the River Dee at Llangollen, one of the traditional Seven Wonders of Wales.

11 km NE