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The track does a detour to the right to avoid the reed bed ahead.

Not marked on the OS maps, there is a permissive path allowing a short walk north to the hill from the road that passes south of it.

Cerddwyr yn gadael Cilifor, sef yr enw ar fryngaer o'r Oes Haearn. Yr anheddiad yn y pellter yw Llanrhidian. Walkers descending from Cilifor, an Iron Age hillfort. The settlement in the distance is Llanrhidian.

Livestock farm with mainly modern buildings tucked in beside the road. The hill in the distance is Cil Ifor Top Promontory Fort. SS5092 : Trig pillar on Cilifor Top Link

Trig Point on Cilifor Top looking towards Llanrhidian Caravan Park

Springtime flowers on a roadside verge to the east of Llanrhidian.

This hill had an Iron Age hillfort and is about a quarter of a mile from the Wales Coast Path

Cilifor Top is a small hill with steep slopes on all sides except for the south approach. It used to be a fort and you can still see where a bank has been built up on the southwest edge to augment the natural defences. Now this trig point... (more)

This OS Flush Bracket can be found on a roadside wall of Malt Hall. It marks a point 42.882m above mean sea level.

A thick bed of reeds colonises Nant y Wrach alongside the common below Cilifor Top.

Trig Point on Cilifor Top, looking inland towards Three Crosses. Note the sharp drop on the left hand side of the trig.