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Maes y Pant

Visiting Maes y Pant

Getting Here

Maes y Pant lies between Gresford and Marford, just a short distance from Wrexham.

The main visitor entrance and car park are located off Pant Lane. Access is free and the woodland is open throughout the year.

Address: Pant Lane, Gresford, Wrexham LL12 8HB

Public Transport: The Arriva 1 Wrexham-Chester route runs regularly throughout the day. The nearest bus stop is The Red Lion, Marford. From the bus stop, walk towards Gresford and you’ll see Pant Lane on the right. Walk along Pant Lane for approximately 600 metres, passing houses on either side of the road. The entrance will be seen on the right. 

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What you'll find

Maes y Pant is a community-managed woodland and former quarry located between Gresford and Marford in North East Wales. Once a working quarry, the site has been transformed into a thriving woodland and wildlife habitat, with a network of paths, open spaces and viewpoints to explore.

Whether you are looking for a peaceful walk, a chance to enjoy nature, somewhere to exercise, or an opportunity to learn more about local wildlife, Maes y Pant offers something for everyone.

  • Woodland walks through a variety of habitats
  • A former quarry now reclaimed by nature
  • Views across the surrounding countryside
  • Native trees, shrubs and wildflowers
  • Birdlife, butterflies and other wildlife
  • Information boards explaining the history and ecology of the site
  • Benches and quiet places to stop and enjoy the surroundings
 

Every season brings something different, from spring blossom and birdsong to autumn colour and winter views through the trees.

Accessibility

The woodland contains a mixture of surfaced and unsurfaced paths. Some routes include slopes, uneven ground, exposed tree roots and steps.

Sturdy footwear is recommended, particularly after wet weather.

Further Information for visitors

Code Of Use
Site Safety
Group Leaders
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