Waterfalls in PowysPowys, Wales

Counted among the old Seven Wonders of Wales and usually called the country's tallest single-drop fall — a spout threading a natural rock arch above the Tanat valley.

Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog

The 'fall of snow' on the Afon Hepste, star of Waterfall Country — the old sheep-drovers' ledge still leads dry-shod behind the curtain.

Penderyn

The highest waterfall in south Wales at 90 feet, with a path behind the curtain — moonlighting on film as the mouth of the Batcave.

Pontneddfechan

Stepped waterfall on the Afon Mellte, first of the falls on the Four Waterfalls walk.

Ystradfellte

Series of cascades on the Nant Bwrefwr in the forest above Talybont Reservoir.

Talybont-on-Usk

Lower fall on the Afon Nedd Fechan with a narrow main drop and side cascades.

Pontneddfechan

Upper Gushing Falls on the Nedd Fechan, a powerful cascade in the Pontneddfechan gorges.

Pontneddfechan

Tall, slender waterfall on the Afon Pyrddin, the furthest fall upstream from Pontneddfechan.

Pontneddfechan

Wide cascade on the Afon Mellte below its upper falls.

Ystradfellte

Two-stage cascade on the Afon Mellte, 'the fall of the fuller', in Waterfall Country.

Penderyn