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The largest country park in the Wrexham area; Alyn Waters is situated in the beautiful Alyn Valley and is a Green Flag Award accredited site.
Bonc yr Hafod Country Park covers nearly 90 acres of woodland and grassland.
Brynkinalt Park is a large area of community woodland and informal open space, on the outskirts of Chirk.
Minera Lead Mines and Country Park offers a fascinating glimpse into the industrial past of the beautiful Clywedog Valley. Situated at the head of the valley, Minera is a great starting point for accessing the beautiful surrounding countryside, including Minera Mountain for dedicated walkers. Covering 53 acres of grassland, woodland and archaeological sites, Minera Country Park boasts a great variety of wildlife and endless opportunities to explore in peace and tranquillity. Horse riders and cyclists can use the path along the old railway line.
Moss Valley Country Park is situated between Gwersyllt and Brynteg, three miles north of Wrexham. The V-shaped valley has woodland with oak and beech trees, as well as two small lakes and areas of open grassland. The valley provides a rich habitat for wildlife and is particularly noted for its birds.
The area surrounding this former corn mill is a great location for walkers, or a family visit.
Ponciau park is a traditional park lying between Ponciau and Rhosllanerchrugog.
Lying between Rhos and Johnstown, Stryt Las Park is an area of grassland, woodland and ponds.
Headteacher: Mr Geraint Morris Language: English medium Controlled by: LEA Age Range from: 3 to 11 School type: Primary (nursery and reception) Chair of Governors: Mrs. Karen Kilcoyne Governing Body: The Rofft Welsh Government: My Local School (external link)
Tŷ Mawr Country Park lies on the banks of the River Dee in the Vale of Llangollen, part of the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.