Foel Dyrch

Rising to 369 metres, this Welsh summit carries the character of a quiet, open moorland. Classified as a Hump and Tump, its rounded, grassy slopes offer an accessible climb, providing a sense of solitude and expansive views across the rural landscape of the Preseli region.

• •The name is Welsh, where 'Foel' translates as a bare or bald hill, and 'Dyrch' refers to a rising or elevated place.
• •The summit offers a clear vantage point towards the neighbouring Preseli Hills, specifically the rugged tors of Carn Menyn and the higher peak of Foel Cwmcerwyn.
• •With a prominence of over 100 metres, the hill is classified as a Hump, distinguishing it as a significant high point within its immediate landscape.