Sirhowy Hill Woodlands
Heritage, green spaces, local favourites and hidden gems — discover the best places to explore in and around our town.
Explore the town
Sirhowy Hill Woodlands sits at the heart of a town full of history and character. Pair a woodland walk with a visit to some of our favourite places nearby — from historic parks and museums to friendly cafés and independent shops.
Heritage & History Perched between Ebbw Vale and Tredegar, these four stones honour NHS founder Aneurin Bevan on the hillside where he held open-air rallies, pointing toward the towns of his constituency.
Heritage & History A Grade II* listed Regency house set in beautifully restored Victorian parkland, home to the world’s largest lump of coal.
Heritage & History Cefn Golau Cholera Cemetery is a poignant reminder of the cholera outbreaks that affected Tredegar during the 19th century. This peaceful hillside burial ground commemorates local people who lost their lives to the disease and offers visitors a place for quiet reflection.
Attractions & Activities Tredegar Town Clock is a striking 72-foot cast-iron landmark completed in 1859. Standing at the heart of The Circle, it celebrates Tredegar’s rich ironworking heritage and remains an important gathering place and symbol of the town.
Parks & Outdoors A 340-acre country park with a lake, woodland trails, play areas and a visitor centre café.
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