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Plas Power Woods

  • A Woodland Trust wood
  • Bersham, nr Wrexham
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  • the weir near the lodge
  • plas power woods
  • afon clywedog
  • taith cerdded efo Kylie
  • plas power woods
  • afon clywedog
  • afon clywedog
  • afon clywedog
  • Plas Power in autumn above weir
  • Snowdrops in Plas Power Woods
  • The River Clywedog as it runs through Plas Power Woods
  • Red water stream
  • Weir
  • Weir
  • Tree sculpture
  • Pupils from Ysgol Minera enjoying the new sculptures
  • In Plas Power woods
  • Waterfall in Plas Power woods
  • Tree bent over the river in Plas Power woods.
  • Looking along Offa's Dyke in Plas Power woods.
  • Road bridge in Plas Power woods.
  • Wood Anenomes in Plas Power woods
  • Waterfall
  • Decorated Tree
  • Owl bench
  • Report Rebecca Good uploaded 14/10/2014
  • Report Rebecca Good uploaded 14/10/2014
  • Report Rebecca Good uploaded 04/03/2015
  • Report Rebecca Good uploaded 04/03/2015
  • Report Stephen Griffin uploaded 03/08/2015
    Waterfall at Plas Power Woods
  • the weir near the lodge
  • plas power woods
  • afon clywedog
  • taith cerdded efo Kylie
  • plas power woods
  • afon clywedog
  • afon clywedog
  • afon clywedog
  • Plas Power in autumn above weir
  • Snowdrops in Plas Power Woods
  • The River Clywedog as it runs through Plas Power Woods
  • Red water stream
  • Weir
  • Weir
  • Tree sculpture
  • Pupils from Ysgol Minera enjoying the new sculptures
  • In Plas Power woods
  • Waterfall in Plas Power woods
  • Tree bent over the river in Plas Power woods.
  • Looking along Offa's Dyke in Plas Power woods.
  • Road bridge in Plas Power woods.
  • Wood Anenomes in Plas Power woods
  • Waterfall
  • Decorated Tree
  • Owl bench
  • Waterfall at Plas Power Woods

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Features & activities

  • Parking less than 500m away
  • Information on site
  • Way marked trail
  • Mixed woodland
  • Special wildlife interest
  • Well worth a visit
  • Spring colour
  • Autumn colour

This ancient woodland stretching along the Clywedog Valley is one of the Trust’s most popular Welsh sites. It’s home to some wonderful wildlife and its diversity of plant species make it a botanist’s paradise. What’s more, it’s packed with historical interest and contains one of the most impressive sections of Offa's Dyke.

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