Ceunant Mawr
Sightseeing attraction | Caernarfon | Wales | United Kingdom
# [Ceunant Mawr Waterfall]
The Ceunant Mawr Waterfall, also known as Llanberis Falls, is an impressive natural wonder near the village of Llanberis in the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. The name "Ceunant Mawr" means "gorge of the big stream" in Welsh, accurately describing the dramatic landscape.
The waterfall cascades in two impressive cascades over a total of about 30 meters into a wooded gorge. It is fed by the Afon Arddu River, which flows particularly powerfully after rainfall, showcasing the waterfall in its full glory.
The proximity of the waterfall to the village of Llanberis makes it easily accessible. A picturesque footpath leads from the town center along the river and the Snowdon Mountain Railway track to the waterfall. The path is well-maintained, though slightly uphill, and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and Llyn Padarn Lake along the way.
A particularly charming viewpoint is located above the waterfall, accessible via a short path. From here, visitors can admire the entire height of the waterfall and the surrounding natural scenery.
The Ceunant Mawr Waterfall is worth a visit in any season. During the warmer months, the surrounding forests invite for walks, and in winter, after heavy rainfall, the waterfall shows its most impressive side.
For nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts, the Ceunant Mawr Waterfall offers an authentic and unforgettable experience amidst the Welsh countryside.
