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Aber Falls (known in Welsh as Rhaeadr Fawr, meaning 'big waterfall') is a stunning waterfall located in the foothills of the Carneddau range, about 3 km south of the village of Abergwyngregyn in Gwynedd, North Wales. It's a highly popular tourist destination within Snowdonia National Park. Beauty: The falls are beautiful in all seasons, but are particularly spectacular after heavy rain, especially in autumn and winter, when the water flow is at its most powerful. Plunge Pool: There's a shallow rocky plunge pool at the base of the falls, where some brave visitors even take a dip (though the water is very cold!). Rhaeadr Bach: A short distance to the west, there's a second, smaller waterfall called Rhaeadr Fach (or Rhaeadr-bach).

Approaching from the north it is a slog on the bike but nothing technical. With the right gearing and fitness it's all rideable if you're happy to take your time and plod.

A very easy walk to Arber Falls from the car park

Takes you to one side or the other. Seriously!? Oh ok.... Beautiful places either side to sit and enjoy your lunch.... and also to watch people slip off the rocks and get wet. i.e. ME!!!

Nice easy hike to a stunning waterfall

immediately on the west side of the path up to Aber Falls, Gwynedd. This location has elements of both iron age and bronze age usage, as well as later medieval occupation. A low ring survives with a larger stone which acts as a give-away if you are used to visiting prehistoric sites!

This is classed as 'Easy – Access for All' route. This means that the route is suitable for people of all abilities, including those with conventional wheelchairs and pushchairs. It can get busy depending on time of the day. I prefer to go really early, just around sunrise as can sit in peace at the waterfall without distraction of people