Coed y Llys has a great variety of trees, broadleaf and a few conifers - with vehicle access to the top and the bottom, it is easy to enter.

Coed Penmaen Uchaf has extensive views across Yr Wyddfa and Eryri Park, and is a beautiful mix of mature native broadleaf and new, dense fast-growing saplings.

A former conifer plantation woodland with burgeoning natural regeneration and ample scope for supplementary planting.

A unique wood overlaying ancient peatland with a wide variety of habitats and wildlife located in a quiet rural setting.

This peaceful south facing woodland nestles on the flanks of Cadair Idris, with a flat clearing that is very attractive for camping.

Coed Criafol Goch, Red Rowen wood, is a north facing dense woodland with a diverse mix of new broadleaf and some more mature coniferous trees.

Coed Gwy, named after the nearby by River Wye, is a north facing woodland full of potential. Running alongside the A470, it rises up through a mix of old and young dense broadleaf and coniferous woodland.

Surprisingly tranquil after sunset and when the shadows lengthen.

Young, mainly broadleaf plantation woodland with areas of wetland, level throughout with excellent private access directly off the A487 .

Wet woodland habitat with pond, with a variety of broadleaf, thriving with birdlife, with beautiful views towards Snowdonia from its northern edge and with a private grassy clearing.

Just outside the southern border of Snowdonia National Park, Coed Gwalch y Pysgod is an unusual woodland, mainly wet woodland habitat with a large pond, with a long grassy ride along one boundary ending in a private grassy clearing.

A special corner of ancient semi-natural broadleaf woodland with a pretty brook running along its northern boundary.