Wren Heritage Walks - Shropshire Council
Wren Heritage Walks - Shropshire Council
Wren Heritage Walks - Shropshire Council
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Walk 7 – FRON (Outstanding Views)<br />
MEDIUM WALK • Approximately 4 miles • TIME about 1 1 ⁄2 hours<br />
Park at The Lodge or Village Hall<br />
Car Parks.<br />
Proceed along Bronygarth Road to<br />
crossroads, turn left into Quinta Road,<br />
keep the Quinta Wall on your right<br />
until you reach left hand turn into<br />
Dinas Lane, up the bank, bear left at<br />
Dinas Cottage, continue up the hill 1 ⁄4<br />
mile, ignore farm track to Fron Farm on<br />
right. The lane takes a sharp turn to the<br />
left, then right and up another hill,<br />
turn right at crossroads. Continue to<br />
grass triangle, turn right and then fork<br />
right onto bridleway. Continue on<br />
bridleway through gateways and stiles<br />
passing a small farm on the left and<br />
onto a track turn right into lane (**),<br />
down the hill, past Tyn-Y-Rhos Hall,<br />
second turning right, keep Quinta Wall<br />
on your left, at Cross Roads turn right<br />
and return to village.<br />
(**) If you turn left here you will come to Mount<br />
Wood. You are welcome by kind permission of the<br />
landowner. There are numerous well marked paths.<br />
The area at the top of the village was known<br />
as "The Lodge" prior to all the village being<br />
named Weston Rhyn. Weston Rhyn and<br />
Bronygarth were part of the township of St<br />
Martins until 1870 when they jointly became<br />
known as the ecclesiastical district of “The<br />
Lodge”, and in 1898 became a civil parish.<br />
All the villages west of Weston Rhyn have<br />
welsh names.