About this place
The Great Orme is a prominent 350-million-year-old limestone headland extending into the Irish Sea from Llandudno in North Wales. Rising 207 meters (679 ft), it is a popular destination for its sweeping coastal views, rare wildlife—including native Kashmiri goats—and a 4,000-year-old Bronze Age copper mine. Visitors can access the summit via a historic tramway, cable cars, or a scenic driving toll road.
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