Bryntail is the site of a nineteenth century lead mine and associated ore processing buildings. Although long abandoned and ruined, the remains of the mine shafts, pits for the winding gear and settling tanks used in the processing of the ore are all clearly visible. Bryntail is in the care of Cadw and lies on the Glyndwr’s Way walk.
Clywedog dam seen through trees 
Bryntail ruins at the foot of Clywedog 
Bryntail lead mine ruins 
Bluebells in the grass 
Clywedog river 
Rocky Clywedog river 
The ruins of the Bryntail lead mine and works
Bryntail lies at the foot of the Clywedog dam. Parking and entry is free of charge.
Website: cadw.gov.wales