Sgwd y Pannwr

I have to say we did the four waterfalls and was a really challenging walk due to the terrain, but definitely worth the effort. There were some families with children and I don't know how they managed it tbh. It's so beautiful and relaxing but very busy on a fine weather day which it was when we went. My older daughter and I enjoyed so much. Parked in a lovely farmers field as the main car park was full. Would highly recommend.

Great place for a long walk. Good shoes is a must. Terrain is not difficult, but slippery when wet. I enjoyed every minute up there.

Lovely place to go and have a look at the water falls. Nice walk down to them and the dog loved the swimming. The only thing I dislike was the people dropping there rubbish in this lovely place.

The Four Waterfalls Walk was a great experience, not too challenging and we got wonderful weather (can’t imagine it’d be too much fun in the rain!).

I’d subtract one star with the confusion around the car parks. If you are taking a car, I’d recommend going earlier than 10am; there’s a couple of car parks spaced about and do remember that they can spin off new car parks taking cash payment on private fields - which is what they did for us! Advise going towards the Cwm Porth car park - this is a great start to the trail and there’s potential other car parks onwards from here in the occasion it is full. It was £5 for the day so make sure you are not duped to paying more!

Toilets - there’s portaloos in one of the Car Parks which you need to use before you embark on the walk as you’ll find no toilets during the approx 3 to 4 hour walk!

Crowd - the various waterfalls all get fairly crowded with people even attempting to swim and go in the falls. The actual walking trails were not too bad and we were not held up or delayed in any way on our walk.

Paths - there’s green paths and red paths which are very clearly signposted - it’s difficult to get lost there. Green paths are slightly more challenging but suitable for even kids - this will take you closer to the falls.

Take a swimsuit, take a camera, wear hiking boots for sure and enjoy yourselves!

Very steep uneven, slippery pathways to walk down to the waterfalls and back up again. Stoney/gravel paths. Be prepared with plenty of drinks and snacks. Beautiful place to visit

Part of the four waterfalls walk in South Wales, waterfalls spread around a 3 to 4 hour walk. Rough gravel paths with steap climbs and big steps. Car parks £5 and quite a long way from falls. Toilets in one car park but could do with a good clean. Very small shop.

The 2nd of the four main waterfalls in this walk. 🤩
Not a very difficult walk, you will need to get the map and follow the green walk. It takes some time. Ideal for individuals or even families.
Avoid going on a very rainy day or get the proper boots as the area can get really wet.

Get some water and food with you. Would highly recommend to do the whole walk (four falls walk), takes between 3-4 hours.
The path is in good condition, there are benches around or even wood 🪵 you can sit and have a great picnic.

One of four waterfalls along a 3-4 hr walk.

We stopped here and cooked lunch and brew a coffee whilst surrounded in nature.

Incredibly beautiful place to walk around.

The walk is incredibly challenging but worth it for all the views. Wear proper footwear and be prepared for steps.

@momentsofiutdoors for more photos of what we did.