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Explore the Common<\/h1>\n

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Dynodwyd rhai tiroedd comin mewn tiroedd comin \u2018trefol\u2019 o dan Gyfraith Eiddo 1925, gyda Chomin Gelligaer a Merthyr yn un.<\/p>\n

Yn y ddeddfwriaeth hon, rhoddwyd hawliau i aelodau’r cyhoedd gael mynediad i diroedd comin trefol ar gyfer awyr iach ac ymarfer ar droed a cheffyl<\/p>\n

\nCryfhawyd yr hawliau hyn ymhellach trwy basio Cefn Gwlad & amp; Deddf Hawliau Tramwy (CROW) 2000. O fewn y ddeddf hon, ystyrir bod yr holl dir cyffredin (tiroedd comin gwledig ac urbans) yng Nghymru a Lloegr yn \u2018dir mynediad\u2019. Tir mynediad yw lle mae gan y cyhoedd hawl mynediad ar droed.<\/p>\n

\nMae’r holl dir cyffredin yn dir mynediad agored ond nid yw’r holl dir mynediad agored yn dir cyffredin … wedi drysu? Mae gan Adnoddau Naturiol Cymru wybodaeth bellach am dir mynediad agoredhere<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Mae tir Mynediad Agored wedi’i farcio ar fapiau’r Arolwg Ordnans (OS) fel ardaloedd cysgodol melyn.<\/p>\n

Weithiau byddwch hefyd yn gweld y symbolau hyn ar ddodrefn cefn gwlad wrth i chi fynd i mewn\/gadael tir mynediad agored:<\/p>\n

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Llwybrau Cerdded<\/h2>\n

Mae yna lawer o lwybrau cerdded poblogaidd ar y comin. Rydym yn y broses o ffurfioli rhai o’r llwybrau mwy poblogaidd gyda chyfeirnodi a dehongli i helpu ymwelwyr i’w harchwilio.<\/p>\n

Hyd yn hyn, rydym wedi creu:<\/p>\n

Llwybr y Barcud Coch<\/h2>\n

Mae’r llwybr yn cychwyn wrth ySummit Centre<\/a>\u00a0rhwng pentrefi Trelews a Bedlinog, mae’n caniat\u00e1u ichi fwynhau teithiau cerdded crwn o bellteroedd amrywiol.<\/p>\n

Enwir y llwybr ar \u00f4l y Barcud Coch neu Barcud Coch yn Gymraeg sydd i’w weld yn aml yn hedfan ar y Comin. Mae’r Llwybr yn eich tywys trwy lonydd tawel cyn codi i fyny i’r Comin gan gynnig golygfeydd godidog o ardal Taf Bargoed.<\/p>\n

Gellir lawrlwytho taflen a map\u00a0yma(5.9Mb).<\/a><\/p>\n

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When enjoying the common please remember to follow the countryside code<\/p>\n

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