A picturesque village in the heart of the Welsh countryside, Twthill is surrounded by rolling hills and lush green valleys. The village is steeped in history, with ancient stone cottages, a 12th-century church, and a medieval castle ruin. Visitors can explore the village's narrow lanes, visit the local pub, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.
Lovely views from around the castle mound and from the top. The path leading up to the castle field was very muddy making it difficult to access. I am sure this path could be tarmac by the council.
The remains of an old motte and bailey castle. Nice little walk, and a beautiful view.
Amazing and beautiful views. Its clear why a Castle was built on here.
Lovely walk at side of historic castle full of wildlife birds, rabbits, swans, ducks, and bullocks
A must-see addition to a visit to Rhuddlan for anybody that's there at least in part to visit the castle. You get some great views from the top, and the hill itself looks excellent from the south-east as you walk along the nearby footpath. While this isn't a mind-blowing experience by any measure, I've given this site 5 stars because it's free, easy to access, and provides absolutely as much as you want to get out of it. Read up on it (even if you want to wait until you get there, and sit down on top of the hill while you read) and you'll be surprised to learn its significance within in the area. Bonus: Look out for a friendly little heard of cows that're often left in a grassy spot a little further along the path to the south-east!
Been coming here for years but never seen it in such a state, the entire area is completely overgrown and no longer maintained. This is quite sad as it used to be a lovely place to visit which was relaxing and very picturesque
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Lovely views from around the castle mound and from the top. The path leading up to the castle field was very muddy making it difficult to access. I am sure this path could be tarmac by the council.
The remains of an old motte and bailey castle. Nice little walk, and a beautiful view.
Amazing and beautiful views. Its clear why a Castle was built on here.
Lovely walk at side of historic castle full of wildlife birds, rabbits, swans, ducks, and bullocks
A must-see addition to a visit to Rhuddlan for anybody that's there at least in part to visit the castle. You get some great views from the top, and the hill itself looks excellent from the south-east as you walk along the nearby footpath. While this isn't a mind-blowing experience by any measure, I've given this site 5 stars because it's free, easy to access, and provides absolutely as much as you want to get out of it. Read up on it (even if you want to wait until you get there, and sit down on top of the hill while you read) and you'll be surprised to learn its significance within in the area. Bonus: Look out for a friendly little heard of cows that're often left in a grassy spot a little further along the path to the south-east!
Been coming here for years but never seen it in such a state, the entire area is completely overgrown and no longer maintained. This is quite sad as it used to be a lovely place to visit which was relaxing and very picturesque
