MOEL FAMAU
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2024
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2024
To get there, park at Bwlch-Pen-Barras, on the B5429 from Ruthin. The top of Denbighshire's highest hill can be reached in a leisurely 45-minute walk - a popular spot with walkers (accessible to everyone). Here stand the ruins of the Jubilee Tower, built in 1810 to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of King George III. On a clear day, the view is unobstructed and you can see as far as Liverpool. In autumn, when the heather turns purple, Moel Famau and the Clywd Hills are magnificent.
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