Cwmsymlog

Cwmsymlog is a site of special scientific interest in Ceredigion, Wales, encompassing woodlands, grasslands, and wetlands that create a varied landscape. These different habitats support numerous native plant and animal species that thrive in the area.

The area was originally exploited for silver in medieval times, later developing into a major lead mining center. During the 18th and 19th centuries, mining dominated the development of the local community.

The Tabernacle Welsh Baptist Chapel, constructed in 1843 and rebuilt in 1860, stands as the central structure of the former mining community.

The location offers walking trails and wildlife observation opportunities that are accessible year-round. Visitors can explore the various habitats at their own pace and gain insights into the local environment.

A standing stone called Garreg Hir collapsed in 2017 and was later restored with support from Dutch archaeologists. This ancient structure now draws visitors interested in learning about the prehistory of the region.