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A mosaic of habitats exist due to the variety of trees of different ages.

Volunteers manage this woodland using hand tools.

Being wet and mild with a stream that never dries out even in hot dry summers, this woodland is akin to a Celtic rainforest with many areas of bryophytes, fungi, lichens and ferns.

Although still young in forest terms, this woodland is buzzing with life and beautiful in all seasons.

Rhosmaen Crug was probably established as a wooded area during the 1950s when the Forestry Commission planted many areas with single species of conifers to quickly establish a reserve of timber.