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Elevation
346m
1,135 ft
Prominence
231m
Coordinates
51.9996, -4.8240
SN062372
OS Map
145
Explorer: OL35E
The summit features a large stone cairn and a trig point, perfect for those Instagram-worthy selfies. There are also remnants of ancient hill forts nearby, hinting at historical goings-on.
Mynydd Carningli is predominantly composed of sedimentary rocks, including mudstones and sandstones, which are around 400 million years old. The area’s geology is shaped by both the tectonic forces that uplifted the mountains and the erosional processes that have carved the valleys.
On a clear day, you can see the Preseli Mountains, the bay of Cardigan, and even as far as Snowdonia. Don't forget your binoculars for a birdwatching bonus!
The name 'Carningli' derives from the Welsh word 'Cairn', referring to the stone structures found on the summit. 'Carningli' means 'Hill of the Cairn'.
The site has historical relevance due to its ancient hill fort and associated archaeological finds, indicative of human settlement dating back thousands of years.
A scenic loop trail starting from the village of Newport that offers a gradual ascent with stunning views of the coastline.
A shorter, more direct route from the car park at Carningli Common, ideal for those looking to make a swift summit dash.
Free parking is available at Carningli Common, about a short walk from the mountain paths.
The nearest bus service runs from Newport on a limited schedule, so check timetables in advance.
Newport has several cafes and shops where you can refuel post-hike. Public toilets are also available in the village.
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