Merthyr Cynog
Merthyr Cynog is a Village in the county of Powys.
Merthyr Cynog postcode: LD3 9SD
There are great places to visit near Merthyr Cynog including some great waterfalls, mountains, caves and ancient sites.
There are a number of waterfalls near Merthyr Cynog including Sgwd Yr Eira, Sgwd Isaf Clun Gwyn, Sgwd Y Pannwr, and Dan Yr Ogof Waterfalls.
Don't miss Corn Du, and Pen y Fan's mountains if visiting the area around Merthyr Cynog.
Dan Yr Ogof is one of Merthyr Cynog's best, nearby caves to visit in Merthyr Cynog.
Don't miss Maen Llia Standing Stone's ancient sites if visiting the area around Merthyr Cynog.
Merthyr Cynog History
There are some historic monuments around Merthyr Cynog:
- Garn Wen Round Cairn
- Bedd Gwyl Illtyd round cairn
- Standing Stone on Mynydd Illtyd
- Cwmhindda Deserted Rural Settlement
- Castell Madoc Ringwork
- Castell-Du, Sennybridge
- Corn y Fan Camp
- Twyn y Post Cairns
- Round Barrows 2400m WNW of Drover's Arms
- Pen-y-Crug
- Fennifach Standing Stone
- The Gaer, Brecon
- Town Wall at Watton Mount
- Earthwork 675m W of Dan-y-Cefn
- Brecon Castle
- Gwaun Ymryson Round Cairn
- Brecon Bridge
- Gaer Fach
- Cross-Slab in Churchyard
- Gaer Fawr
- Banc y Celyn Stone Circle
- Aberyscir Castle Mound
- Castle Madoc Mound
- Early Christian Inscribed Stone in Defynnog Church
- Round Cairn 800m SW of Gwar-y-Felin
- Twyn-y-Gaer
- Cilwhybert Castle Mound
- Cross-Slab in Church
- Town Wall and Gatehouse at Captain's Walk
- Bailey Bach Round Cairn and Cist
- Aberyscir Round Cairn
- Cornelau Uchaf Enclosure
- Maen Richard Prehistoric Standing Stone
- Tir-cyd Deserted Rural Settlement
- Cefn Clawdd Cairn (East)
- Roman Road on Mynydd Illtyd, North-Eastern section
- Twyn-y-Gaer
- Cefn Corast Deserted Rural Settlement
- Cefn Merthyr Cynog Cairn
- Cefn Clawdd Cairn
- Round Barrows N & NE of Ffynnon Dafydd-Bevan
- Battle Standing Stone
- Y Crug Round Barrow SSW of Aber-Criban
- Tri Chrugiau Round Barrows
- Coed Fenni-Fach Camp
- Twyn Cerrig-Cadarn Round Cairn
- Stone Circle and Round Cairn W of Ynyshir
- Llandefaelog Fach Motte
