Conwy Falls has been voted as Landmark of the Year by readers of BBC Countryfile Magazine.

This is fantastic news, as the stunning falls and gorge will doubtless receive a load more national coverage as a result.

Plummeting 15m into a cavernous pool, Conwy Falls in the heart of Snowdonia National Park has long been a popular site for visitors. The surrounding woodlands are imbued with magic and wildlife, including polecats and a wide variety of birdlife, while the River Conwy itself is a salmon river and the enchanting gorge of the Fairy Glen is just a short distance away.

Interestingly, the nominations were put forward by former director-general of the National Trust, Dame Fiona Reynolds. Now would be a great time to write to the National Trust.

Director General:
Dame Helen Ghosh,
Director-General, The National Trust,
Heelis, Kemble Drive,
Swindon , SN2 2NA ,
helen.ghosh@nationaltrust.org.uk

Head of NT wales:

Justin Albert
Director National Trust Wales
Wales Regional Office
Priest House
Tredegar House
Newport
South Wales
NP10 8YW
justin.albert@nationaltrust.org.uk

Would you want to be the engineer who has to put forward the proposal to destroy "Landmark of the Year 2017"?