Nant Mill

Nant Mill is a country park near Wrexham with walking trails along the River Clywedog and ancient woodland sections. The site features different forest areas, water crossings, and open spaces for visitors to explore.

The site contains a corn mill from the 1800s that operated during the industrial era. Several mills like this one once processed grain in the Clywedog valley during that period.

The visitor center displays information about local wildlife and how creatures live in these woods. These exhibits help people understand the different habitats and species found throughout the park.

The park has a car park and several walking trails of different lengths for varying abilities. Visitors can find seating areas near the water for resting and having a picnic.

Wooden carvings of stag beetles and millipedes decorate the walking trails throughout the park. Stepping stones at Big Wood Weir let visitors cross the river safely at that location.