Llangyfelach Common
It has a history of coal mine working with associated small spoil tip and tramway dating from beginning of 20th Century. Tip area associated with Felindre former tin plate works.
Whilst it is not a particularly attractive site, there is wildlife interest. Plants such as common cottongrass, ragged-robin, western gorse, orchids, tormentil, whorled caraway are present along with reptiles such as adder, common lizard and slow worm. Look out for birds such as song thrush, linnet, blackbird, stone chat and kestrel.
Designations
- Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC - Llangyfelach Common)
Facilities
- Nearest facilities in Llangyfelach
Access information
By Junction 46 M4
Grid Reference SS648994
OS Explorer Map 164 Gower
Footpaths
Footpaths through the site.
Buses
Nearest bus stops in Llangyfelach or Park and Ride car park adjacent to north end of site.