Waterfalls in GwyneddGwynedd, Wales

9 waterfalls in the Albion Guide across Gwynedd — see the full waterfalls directory, or everything to explore in Gwynedd.

Aber Falls

Rhaeadr Fawr in Welsh — a 120-foot curtain off the northern Carneddau, an easy two-mile valley walk from Abergwyngregyn.

Rowen

A tall fall on the Afon Arddu above Llanberis, crossed by the Snowdon Mountain Railway viaduct.

Llanberis

Three falls in a wooded ravine served by a Talyllyn Railway halt near Bryncrug.

Tywyn

Falls on the Afon Cain in the Coed y Brenin forest north of Dolgellau, near the old Gwynfynydd gold mine.

Trawsfynydd

Falls in a wooded gorge on the Afon Cynfal below Ffestiniog, with the pillar rock Pulpud Huw Llwyd.

Maentwrog

Wooded black-rock falls on the Afon Gamlan at Ganllwyd, on National Trust land.

Dolgellau

Falls on the young Afon Mawddach in Coed y Brenin, close to Pistyll Cain.

Trawsfynydd

Cascades and plunge pools in Cwm Llan on the lower Watkin Path up Yr Wyddfa from Nant Gwynant.

Beddgelert

A single fall of about 37 metres above Abergwyngregyn, reached by a valley walk from the car park.

Beaumaris