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Name:Coed-y-Graig
Hill number:19670
Height:121m / 397ft
Parent (Ma):2299  Garth Hill
RHB Section:32C: Neath to Chepstow
County/UA:Rhondda Cynon Taff
Catchment:Taff
Class:Tump (100-199m)
(Tu,1)
Grid ref:ST 08090 82950
Summit feature:no feature: ground by dead tree
Drop:34m
Col:87m  ST 0824 8325  
OS map sheet(s):(1:50k) 170
(1:25k) 151E
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Logged Descriptions  (logged by 10 users)ByDate of Ascent
The approaches through trees from the east are a waste of time and effort and the fields are well protected … I used the footpath next to Caesars PH to access the gravel track that meets the road at ST078183 … through the unlocked field gate opposite and up following the field boundariesmilejunkie25/01/2023
From the E via the steep sided brambly railway cutting with wet bottom. Easier once out of the cutting, pasture to summit knoll with brambles and dead bracken, Dead tree at high point. Probably much easier to ask permission to visit at Ty'n-y-coed!RichardM09/01/2023
Can't recommend my route from the RoW to east which involves descending and ascending the steep, brambly sides of the disused railway cutting and crossing a boggy stream in its base. The summit is a small bramble and bracken knoll with lone tree in grassy sheep pasture. Parking at ST083 828- corner of road/ path junction but we were on a 20 mile circuit of Llantrisant.Denise 09/01/2023
From car park, down a path to the aqueduct and down to route of old railway. Followed north a bit too far then up bank and through a mixture of bluebells and brambles. Into top field and to HP. Back via gate and down bank to get back to the aqueduct.PeterD22/05/2021
Parking for a few cars at bend in road (ST 0830 8276). There's probably an easier way up this hill than crossing the disused railway cutting at some random point 150m N of the parking spot. Steep down, steep up the other side and covered with fern, bramble, dead wood etc, not to mention the crappy stream running along the bottom... not really recommended.jonglew27/09/2020
Missed the aquaduct and ended up in a proper mess climbing down and back up from the boggy railway track. Head high bracken and brambles. Came back a different route past a very splendid house but giving it a wide berth.Campbell Singer17/07/2020
As RHW.Father Ted16/07/2020
From SE, path from SW corner of forest car park leads under aqueduct, dis rly, cross leat, brambles, pasture, HP marked by dead tree at edge of bramble and bracken.RHW11/07/2020
Matt05/05/2023
Dusty20/07/2020