Observations on field work at Llety'r Filiast, Pen y Dinas, Mynydd Isaf, Badger's Cave, Pen Trwyn and Ffynnon Rufeinig.

A report by Gwynedd Archaeological Trust, which includes area history, a map, an aerial photograph showing ancient features such as fields, and a brief discussion of the area's historic landscape characteristics.

Links to the draft version of the UDP in PDF. Chapter 3 (ST4 and ST5) and Chapter 5 (introduction, E10, E15, E18 and E22) include special regulations aimed at conserving the Orme's landscape beauty, and unique ecological, archaeological and geological significance.

The official council website includes an introduction to the Orme, its wildlife and its attractions; the management plan for the country park; details of conservation events, and information for schools.

Visitor's photographs taken in November 2001.

Site description and map with take off and landing notes. Details of the North Wales Hang Gliding and Paragliding Club.

Aerial photographs of medieval ridge and furrow farming, Second World War gunnery school site, and surface copper mining sites of 1840's.

Official website of the mines attraction with pictures and information on archaeology, geology, prices, and visiting the visitor centre, audio visual, underground mines, tea room and shop.

A description, with photographs, of model flying.

Information about the goats and over 50 photographs.

Photographs of this geological feature.

Photograph and discussion of the brown rendzina and humic rendzina soil types.

Describing the Haulfre Gardens, the Happy Valley, St Tudno's Church, the Free Trade Loaf and other antiquities.

A modern circle built for the Eisteddfod of 1963. Illustrated together with a neolithic standing stone, the Cromlech ancient burial chamber, the bronze age copper mine and the ancient stone rows.

Bronze Age and later mining, old and new mines and the later Ty Gwyn mine, description with map of 1861, metallurgy and geology.

A report written by local primary school children on their class visit to the mines.

Information about the Orme and its history, archaeology, ecology, mining, shipwreck and goats.

Includes a historical sketch of what may possibly have been the world's largest Bronze Age copper mining complex.

Provides membership and contact information, also a profile of the society formed in 1985 to organise exploration and interpretation of the ancient copper mines.

Photographs of the Bronze-Age Copper Mines and of two other antiquities, the 'stone rows' and Llety'r Filiast (Cromlech burial chamber).

Details are given of its location on the Marine Drive and of the opening times. The café is also an information centre and a base for the Llandudno Heritage Trust.

Describing the history, archaeology and geology of the 3,500 year old Bronze Age Copper Mines, now open to the public.