This page includes Tre-Hesglog / Nant y Llyn Stone Row, Tre Heslog Cist, Banc Trehesglog Cairn, Briddell Felen Chambered Tomb, Esgair Penygarreg Stone Row, Briddell Felen Standing Stone, Crugyn Gwyddel Cairn, and a newly found cairn.
Tre-Hesglog / Nant y Llyn Stone Row
Tre-Hesglog / Nant y Llyn Stone Row. Three upright stones in a row, 5.7m in length, directly aligned with Maen Serth Standing Stone.
Map Ref: SN9310 6892
Tre Heslog Cist
Tre Heslog Cist, Bronze Age cist, 1.2m x 0.6m.
Map Ref: SN9312 6895
Banc Trehesglog Cairn
Banc Trehesglog Cairn.
Map Ref: SN93634 69094
Briddell Felen Chambered Tomb
Briddell Felen Chambered Tomb, with one upright stone, a displaced capstone and two fallen uprights.
Map Ref: SN932 695
Esgair Penygarreg Stone Row
Esgair Penygarreg Stone Row, with only 2 out of 3 stones visible.
Map Ref: SN91445 68075
Briddell Felen Standing Stone
Briddell Felen Standing Stone, an early Bronze Age ritual monument. 1.5m high and 2m wide.
Map Ref: SN932 697
Crugyn Gwyddel Cairn
Crugyn Gwyddel Cairn, “Small cairn of the Irish person”. 4m in diameter with a possible original cairn base of 8m.
Map Ref: SN91975 68779
A New Cairn
A newly found cairn, with 5 stones, 3 of them white quartz, in a circle just over 2 metres wide, on a mound a short distance from Crugyn Gwyddel Cairn.
Map Ref: SN91670 69194
Explore the Elan Valley on the map
Explore the Elan and Claerwen valleys using Ordnance Survey Leisure mapping.