Can you see the Welsh mountains from Tangs I was telling the grandkids that you can see the Welsh mountains from Tangs I read it on here somewhere. They said it was impossible and I am wrong, I am beginning to doubt it now myself does any one know for certain Re: Can you see the Welsh mountains from Tangs Re: Can you see the Welsh mountains from Tangs Yes you can. But be careful about what you think you are seeing. The hills that you can often see beyond the Fiddler's ferry power station are the Clwydian hills, the deep 'notch' is the pass through the Moel Famau country park. On a few occasions a year, when the air is really clear, you can see more hills beyond them. That's Snowdonia. Re: Can you see the Welsh mountains from Tangs Unreasonable man wrote: Yes you can. But be careful about what you think you are seeing. The hills that you can often see beyond the Fiddler's ferry power station are the Clwydian hills, the deep 'notch' is the pass through the Moel Famau country park. On a few occasions a year, when the air is really clear, you can see more hills beyond them. That's Snowdonia. Re: Can you see the Welsh mountains from Tangs Re: Can you see the Welsh mountains from Tangs That was a good article to read. I didn't know that James Brindley engineered the Rochdale Canal and he played a really big role in