브리젠드 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Resembling something which should be found in Iceland, Pen Pych waterfall is a series of cascades which tumble over a sheer sided sedimentary rock face. The base of waterfall is enveloped by a half amphitheatre cliffs which only adds to the waterfalls impressive appearance. Theres is no plunge pool at the base of the falls, instead the tallest section spills 21m onto number of boulders which have tumbled from the cliffs above in years gone by. The path will lead you to a large rocky viewing area to the right hand side of the falls beneath the cliffs. You can climb up to the base of the falls, if you do do that take care as the rocks can be very slippery. (https://ohwhataknight.co.uk/blog/pen-pych-mountain-and-waterfall-hike-guide)

This bridleway has suffered so much erosion on the southern portion, it's best avoided. The bottom (so northern) third is fine, but once you're in the trees the water has washed away so much of the trail in certain sections, you have to (quite literally) climb up or down the path.

Tin Bridge

Beautiful waterfall with free parking easy trail up not to hard

Great views over Pen Pych and down into Rhondda Fawr

Berw Nant-yr-Ychen / Virgin Falls, drops an immense distance, over a series of steps. From the base of the first drop to the base of the waterfalls is approximately 69 metres - a record total height for Wales. Don't be tempted to get the "best view" on the very edge. Respect the terrain and take care.

On a clear day, from here you are rewarded with great views along the Rhondda Fawr valley

A beautiful waterfall often overlooked by the masses as they head for more famous waterfalls in the Brecon Beacons. But you know better! Be aware that in places the footpath is narrow, uneven and very steep. You will need to take extra care in the wet / after prolonged rain.