Grid reference SH6669
3 km from Abergwyngregyn, Gwynedd, Wales
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Rhaeadr-bach
The smaller of the two waterfalls near Aber.
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Rhaeadr-bach
Both of the falls provide a sort of micro-climate where not only birches and other saplings survive in the surrounding rocky crags but also rare mosses, liverworts, lichens, anemones and, in Spring, primroses thrive.
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Hills above Rhaeadr Fawr |
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A view across the Rhaeadr Fawr Escarpment
by Eric Jones
The photo taken from a sketchy path descending down to the valley floor shows (left) the cliffs over which the waters of Afon Rhaeadr-bach falls. Beyond, and out of the square is Marian Rhaeadr-Fawr ('the big-waterfall scree')
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Path to Afon Goch
The entrance to the beautiful valley of Afon Goch is slippery even under dry conditions (see image SH6669 : Path to Afon Goch) and becomes a bit more challenging after rainy days.
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View westwards towards Gyrn and Moel Wnion from below Bera Mawr
by Eric Jones
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Rhaeadr-bach and the hillside
by John Rostron
To take this picture, I stepped back from the path to take in the surrounding hillside. Because I was looking due south at around midday, the sun caused a peculiar halo effect on the horizon.
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Rhaeadr-bach
by Ceri Thomas
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Rhaeadr-bach (set of 2 images)
by David Martin
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Aber Falls/Rhaeadr Bach |
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Afon Goch
Above Rhaeadr Fawr.
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Stream above Rhaeadr-fawr
Stream in hanging valley above Rhaeadr-fawr in the Carneddau range.
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