Nearby is Y Lôn Goed, a tree-lined path, first nicknamed by the local population, then made well known due to its reference in "Eifionydd" a poem by R. Williams Parry. It was originally named 'Ffordd Maughan' (Maughan Way) after John Maughan, land commissioner for Sir Thomas Mostyn (1817–1828).
Y Lôn Goed, a tree-lined path, first given a nickname by the local community, later gaining widespread recognition due to its mention in "Eifionydd," a poem by R. Williams Parry. It was initially called 'Ffordd Maughan' (Maughan Way) after John Maughan, land commissioner for Sir Thomas Mostyn (1817–1828).