Pontarfynach
Pontarfynach (Devil’s Bridge) includes the villages of Pontarfynach and Ponterwyd, located in the north-eastern Ceredigion to the east of Aberystwyth. It is extremely rural in nature and encompasses one of the County’s most highly valued landscapes. Pontarfynach is best known for the three bridges that span the Afon Mynach, a tributary of the Rheidol. The village is also the upper terminus of the historic narrow-gauge Vale of Rheidol Railway.
People & Place
Learn about key facts and figures for your community such as population, housing, health, economic activity and more. To understand what local shops and facilities can be found in your village and also how people move around.
Community Story
Read, listen and watch what local people have shared with us about their community today, what they love, and their hopes for the future. This has been captured through three local artists, mapping issues and ideas as well as using our digital tools to engage with the project. Find out more here.
Community Vision
From analysing data and figures, meeting local residents and groups at village drop in sessions through to reading peoples’ digital comments, the community conversations have helped the project reach the task of suggesting ideas for each village.