Location
SJ 254 421, Trevor, Denbighshire/Wrexham

Directions
From the Bryn hotel take the footpath across the road to Ty Canol following the stream, cross over the stream at a gate to the right and follow the path to the woods. Continue through the woods to the far end and turn up to the cliff face- walk back along the cliff face and look for the hole in the base of the cliff

Access
Un-gated / no permissions required

Suggested Equipment
None

Length
30m+

Flood risk
None

Cave Attributes
Short probably ocupied by badgers.

Description
Visited after seeing it noted on Chris Ebbs website.
Pheratic in nature, 2 entrances lead into a main chamber, the right hand entrance is 1 metre drop to a duck into the cave whilst the left entrance is a low squeeze. Just inside the cave is a bit of squirrel fur, and possible bedding material from potential sett along with a rusty old bucket and a few glass bottles.

A stooping passageway leads off the main chamber but becomes silted to a crawl.

Unexplored Passages
After the crawl and silted area.

Digs
None known unless you count the badgers?

Links

Ant these are the directions I took and the Grid Ref.

Location
SJ 25479 42133,

Directions
Take the A539 from Trevor and turn right opposite the turning for Bryn Howel Hotel. Google Street View

Drive up the lane and park on the right just before Ty Canol and the caravan park. Following the stream, cross over the stream over a small bridge past the houses until you come to a gate. To the right follow the path to the woods. Continue through the woods to the far end and turn up to the cliff face and walk back along the cliff face and look for the hole in the base of the cliff.












Hole

Crawl entrance