Local Area
The beautiful village of
Dyserth
Our Surroundings...
Visitors have been coming to Dyserth since the 18th century to enjoy the fresh air as it is situated several hundred feet above sea level.
In lower Dyserth the Afon Ffyddion plunges seventy feet to create the waterfall for which the village is famous. The waterfall in only approximately a hundred metres from The New Inn.
The New Inn is situated at the foot of the Dyserth Waterfall and has a picturesque river running by. The building is 400 years old and was an ex-pay house for coal miners and housed the monks that occupied the 700 year old St. Bridget’s church opposite. The recently extended dining room offers more than just a warm welcome and is the ideal place to have that intimate dinner or large dinner party. Dinning is also popular outside on the quaint patio area and in the secluded garden with the views and sounds of the famous waterfall.
For more information and a comprehensive history of Dyserth visit the Dyserth website:
Local Walks in
Dyserth
Dyserth offers many beautiful local walks…
Dyserth Circular Walk
Starting and finishing at the waterfall Dyserth Circular Walk was developed as part of aseries of walks linking the village with the ClwydianRange AONB.
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Maes Hiraddug Walk
The walk mainly in the Clwydian range AONB, incorporates the Wildlife Trust reserve Maes Hiraddug, SSSI neutral grassland, and Graig Fawr, a prominent SSSI limestone hill managed by the National Trust, noted for its flora.
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Exploring Dyserth
This booklet contains five walks in and around Dyserth. Marian Mills Walk, Hottia Walk, Circuit of Moel Hiraddug, Dyserth Walkway, Castle Site Circular and the Dyserth Circular Walk. We hope you enjoy them.
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The Dyserth Heritage Trail produced by Dyserth Environmental group:
Monday – Thursday: 11:30am – 11pm
Friday – Saturday: 11:30am – 00.00
Sunday: 12 noon – 11pm
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