The Cross Foxes: Trawsfynydd

13/09/2026

Oriau agor 14/9
Opening hours 14/9
Bar 3pm-9pm
Kitchen 5pm-8pm

11/09/2026

Gig 2 Dydd Sadwrn Rydym yn chwarae yn y The Cross Foxes: Trawsfynydd!!Cychwyn am 6.30

Felly ia…. Trigolion Traws! 2 gig yn y Plwyf wicend yma!!!!!

Yr Ysgwrn: Cartref Hedd Wyn am 3!!!!!

10/09/2026

Due to staff sickness we will be open at 5pm
Sorry

10/09/2026

One week tomorrow, a chance to hear this extraordinary human being talk about things.

An Evening with Sean Conway – The Cross Foxes, Fri 18 Sep 2026 - Sean Conway. A human being that has completed 105 consecutive full-distance Ironman triathlons, completed the world's longest triathlon, undertaken the fastest unsupported cycle across Europe and has run, cycled and swam from Land’...

07/09/2026

Opening hours this week
Tues 3pm- 9:30pm
Weds 5pm-10pm
Thurs 5pm-11pm
Friday 12pm - 11pm
Saturday 11am- 12pm
Sunday 12pm- 9pm

KITCHEN 5pm- 8pm Tue, Wed, Thurs & Friday
Saturday 12- 8pm
Sunday 12-2;30pm Closed Evening

07/09/2026

Nos Sadwrn Sioe Traws mi fydd Magee a Ffion Wynne yma🍻🐴🐖🐑

12/09/2026

Magee and Ffion Wynne will be here this Saturday night 🍻🐴🐖🐑

07/09/2026

On 6 September 1917, Hedd Wyn was announced as the winner of the Chair at the National Eisteddfod in Birkenhead, with his poem "Yr Arwr" (The Hero).

But the shepherd and poet from Trawsfynydd was not there to receive it, having been killed on the first day of the Battle of Passchendaele in World War One just weeks earlier, aged 30.

The empty chair was covered with a black cloth and became known as "the Black Chair" as it was taken back to his family home in Gwynedd.

The chair remains there today as a powerful symbol of the poet and the generation lost in the war.

07/09/2026

06/09/2026

Monday/Dydd Llun
Open/Ar agor 3pm
Kitchen/Gegin 5pm
7/9/26

05/09/2026

Sunday Carvery 12-2:30
Kitchen Closed Evening 6/9/26