The impressive remains of The Jubilee Tower are found at the summit of Moel Famau and offer you another few feet in height to get a better view. These remains are at the highest point in the park at 1818ft (554m) and afford fantastic views. Subjects to look out for include:
- Isle of Man
- Liverpool
- Cumbria
- Blackpool Tower
- The West Wirral coast
- Hilbre Island in the River Dee
- Irish Sea windfarms including the Burbo offshore windfarm.
The Jubilee Tower was built in 1810 to commemorate the golden jubilee of George III. Designed by Thomas Harrison of Chester, it was to be an Egyptian styled obelisk, built in three stages. The tower was never completed however and in 1862 a strong storm blew it down. It was partially removed to make it safe and what you see today are the sturdy remains of the Tower.