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Completely blocked ! Took us 45 mins to push our bikes up the hill and round through thick brush. Avoid! April 2025

Not currently passable, due to masses of fallen trees (March 2025)

Lovely fast water with adjacent old mill

To view the stunning gorge and three bridges, it costs £2 per person. There's a small free car park and a café for refreshments. The path is very narrow and consists of steep stairs. Not suitable for unfit people. It only takes 10mins to complete the short loop. The three bridges show a history of crossing the gorge through the centures. The first and lowest bridge was built by monks in 11th century. Around 1754 a second bridge (middle bridge) was built on top if the first, with ornate iron railings. In 1901 the third bridge was built, again with a modern copy of the iron original railings.

Well worth stopping and admiring if enroute and depending on your love for engineering may well be worth the detour, too.

The River Teifi runs through the historic village of Cenarth and the Cenarth Falls are a series of waterfalls and pools with a salmon leap, set in beautiful, natural wooded valley surroundings. This is a great spot to have a rest and a coffee. Best chances of seeing fish leap are in Autumn when they’re swimming upstream to spawn.

Devil's Bridge is a well known tourist highlight in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains. You can view the bridges from the road, but there are also 2 walks for which you can pay a small entrance fee. The walks take you through the gorge to spectacular waterfalls, the longer walk is along steep and uneven natural stone steps - not one to try in your cycling shoes!

Little too much for tickets £5, 15 min. walk

Nice view and easy to walk.

Awesome decent through an ancient forrest! lots of big old trees covered in moss. Rewarded at the bottom with a bridge and viewing point of a waterfall.

Beautiful Waterfall, amazing setting. Not for anyone who is unsteady on their feet. Very steep steps!

The River Teifi runs through the historic village of Cenarth and is the true heart of the settlement. The Cenarth Falls are a series of waterfalls and pools with a salmon leap, set into gorgeous, green surroundings. This is a great spot to have a rest and a coffee, while enjoying the sounds of the river which has such great importance for many villages along it. To have a chance of seeing fish leap, come here in autumn when they’re swimming upstream to spawn.

Devil's Bridge Falls is a breathtaking series of waterfalls in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains. Set deep within an ancient wooded gorge, the falls have been a must-see visitor attraction since the 18th century. The waterfalls are classified as tiered falls with five major drops that total 299 feet (91 m) overall.

Be prepared for the steep descent down Jacobs Ladder over a hundred steep steps down a very steep angle down. Then followed by and equally steep return, don’t race back up, take your time and don’t be afraid to go slow, this is in total 600 steps down and the same back up, it is a very steep and narrow gorge, giving breathtaking views, just remember to keep breathing and stay calm!

A bit of a scramble to get to - across roots and rocks - but a delightful waterfall that’s very much off the main path.

Devil's Bridge has long been one of the leading tourist highlights in this part of Wales. There are 2 walks for which you can pay a small entrance fee. The short walk takes you to the Punch Bowl, allowing you to see the waterfall and also the three bridges on top of each other on Devil's Bridge itself. The longer walk takes about an hour and includes the waterfalls, the three bridges and a nature trail. Be prepared on this walk for a total of around 600 steps up and down!

Devil's Bridge plays an essential role in Welsh/British crime series "Hinterland" ("Inspector Mathias - Mord in Wales in German")! A must see for every DCI Mathias fan!

Devil's Bridge has long been one of the leading tourist highlight in this part of Wales. There are two walks for which you can pay an entrance fee to complete. The short one costs £1 (you need a coin for the turnstile) and the longer one £3.75 (in 2017). The short walk takes you to the Punch Bowl, allowing you to see the waterfall and also the three bridges on top of each other of Devil's Bridge itself. The longer walk takes about an hour and includes the waterfalls, the three bridges and a nature trail. Be prepared on this walk for a total of around 600 steps up and down.

Lovely walk around the reservoir with the waterfalls as a highlight.

Just after crossing the green iron bridge there is a great picnic spot complete with table and benches. Perfect for enjoying the waterfall. Right next to the Waterfall, there is also a "Fish ladder" enabling the fish to get round the waterfall at this point.