Horse silhouette, Borth
©Richard Williams
Beach and dune systems run all the way from Ynyslas to Borth on the southern side of the Dyfi estuary, and again on the northern side, from Aberdyfi to Tywyn.
Delve into woodland, marshland and southern-estuary nature at the RSPB reserve at Ynyshir. Visit the Dyfi National Nature Reserve centre at Ynyslas, where the Dyfi meets the sea. Try spotting the ospreys at Cors Dyfi, one of two Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust reserves in the valley. And take in the Mid Wales mountain view at Glaslyn up on the moorland plateau.
Or, just stop and look around, because everywhere in the Dyfi Valley is pretty easy on the eyes – and it’s the only UNESCO Biosphere in Wales.
Beach and dune systems run all the way from Ynyslas to Borth on the southern side of the Dyfi estuary, and again on the northern side, from Aberdyfi to Tywyn.
Delve into woodland, marshland and southern-estuary nature at the RSPB reserve at Ynyshir. Visit the Dyfi National Nature Reserve centre at Ynyslas, where the Dyfi meets the sea. Try spotting the ospreys at Cors Dyfi, one of two Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust reserves in the valley. And take in the Mid Wales mountain view at Glaslyn up on the moorland plateau.
Or, just stop and look around, because everywhere in the Dyfi Valley is pretty easy on the eyes – and it’s the only UNESCO Biosphere in Wales.
