Craig adnabyddus yn Eryri yn dod yn dir mynediad agored
Mae Craig Bwlch y Moch yn Nhremadog, sy’n perthyn ac yn cael ei reoli gan y BMC ers 1979, ac sy’n gartref i ddringfeydd enwog dros ystod eang o raddau gan gynnwys One Step in the Clouds, Vector, a Strawberries bellach wedi’i restru fel tir mynediad agored, gan sicrhau’r hawl i ddringo a cherdded am byth, hyd yn oed os gwerthir y tir yn y dyfodol.
Craig adnabyddus yn Eryri yn dod yn dir mynediad agored
Mae Craig Bwlch y Moch yn Nhremadog, sy’n perthyn ac yn cael ei reoli gan y BMC ers 1979, ac sy’n gartref i ddringfeydd enwog dros ystod eang o raddau gan gynnwys One Step in the Clouds, Vector, a Strawberries bellach wedi’i restru fel tir mynediad agored, gan sicrhau’r hawl i ddringo a cherdded am byth, hyd yn oed os gwerthir y tir yn y dyfodol.
Beth yw tir mynediad agored?
O dan Ddeddf Cefn Gwlad a Hawliau Tramwy 2000 (Deddf CGaHT), tir mynediad agored yw tir y gall y cyhoedd grwydro’n rhydd arno heb aros ar lwybrau troed sydd wedi’u dynodi; gall grwpiau gael mynediad pellach i'r tir ar droed at ddibenion addysgiadol. Caniateir mathau eraill o drafnidiaeth megis marchogaeth a beicio, ond rhaid iddynt gadw at lwybrau ceffylau neu briffyrdd cydnabyddedig eraill.
DARLLENWCH: Beth all pobl ei wneud ar eich tir
Beth yw ymroddiad?
Gall unrhyw dirfeddiannwr yng Nghymru a Lloegr gyflawni’r broses o neilltuo tir ar gyfer mynediad rhydd; mae gan bob gwlad broses wahanol.
Yng Nghymru, mae'r broses yn un weddol hir, ac mae'n cynnwys ymgynghori â'r Awdurdod Mynediad Tir, hynny yw Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru neu'r Awdurdod Parc Cenedlaethol perthnasol, yr Awdurdod Lleol a Chynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru; mae'r broses yn debygol o gymryd hyd at flwyddyn i'w chyflawni.
Y cam olaf yw i’r tir pwrpasol ddod yn weladwy ar fapiau 1:25k yr AO, lle mae wedi’i nodi â ‘staen te’; bydd hyn yn digwydd pan fydd yr Arolwg Ordnans yn adolygu ac yn diweddaru'r ardaloedd tir mynediad.
Pa safleoedd eraill y mae'r BMC yn berchen arnynt?
Mae'r BMC yn berchen ar ac yn rheoli nifer o safleoedd ar draws Cymru a Lloegr i gynnal mynediad er budd yr holl ddringwyr a cherddwyr.
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