A remnant of the ancient woodland of Anglesey situated on the eastern boundary of Menai Bridge, preserved in a deep ravine. Most of the wood has a canopy of oak and ash, though some conifers have been planted in parts and cherry laurel has invaded parts of the understorey and is suppressing the groundflora and tree regeneration - it is being gradually removed. Nevertheless the site supports a number of species, especially mosses and ferns, dependent upon the long history of humid conditions. The wood is privately owned. Access is limited to a public footpath that crosses the northern end of the site.
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