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Elevation
365m
1,197 ft
Prominence
47m
Coordinates
51.9598, -4.7028
SN143324
OS Map
145
Explorer: OL35E
The summit features a prominent cairn, which makes it a notable point for navigation. There is also a parapet of stones surrounding the area, perfect for shelter to enjoy a packed lunch while soaking in the views.
Carn Menyn is primarily composed of volcanic rock, specifically rhyolite. This geological history adds to its rugged beauty and provides unique formations that attract geologists and hikers alike. The area is known for its ancient stones, often linked to the fascinating Neolithic past of Wales.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy breathtaking views of the Pembrokeshire coastline, the rolling hills of the Preseli range, and on clear days, even as far as the distant mountains of Snowdonia.
The name Carn Menyn comes from Welsh, where 'Carn' means 'heap of stones' and 'Menyn' translates to 'butter', possibly due to the yellowish scree of the hill.
Carn Menyn is steeped in archaeological significance, often associated with ancient rituals and stone circles, which adds a mystical context for those exploring its landscapes.
A lovely circular route beginning at the nearby Foel Cwmcerwyn, leading you over rolling hills and providing stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
There is a small car park at the end of a farm lane near the village of Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen, providing a great starting point for your hike.
The nearest public transport options are limited. However, the closest bus stop is in the village of Crymych, approximately 6 miles away, after which a taxi or a long walk will be needed to reach the trailhead.
Facilities are quite basic in the nearby villages. For a warm cup of coffee or a bite to eat, the nearest café can be found in Crymych, while public toilets are available at certain locations.
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