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One of the most easily accessible and beautiful waterfalls in north Wales is Dyserth Waterfall near Rhyl. This is a great waterfall for families to visit without the worry of a committed hike on uneven or steep ground.

Sitting among the Berwyn Mountains amid iconic Welsh scenery, Pistyll Rhaeadr drops 80 meters (240 feet) down the cliffside, flanked by rocks and dense greenery plunging into a small pool below. The variety of trails available provide different vantage points from which to experience the dramatic falls.

The Aber Falls waterfall near the village of Abergwyngregyn is also called Rhaeadr Fawr. This is not far from the popular attractions of Conwy and makes for a nice day trip if you are visiting the area and want to spend some time in Snowdonia National Park.

One of the most popular waterfalls to visit in north Wales, Swallow Falls, is one that you can plan a full day around visiting given its proximity to the town of Betws-y-Coed. Parking for the falls is easy, with a car park just off the main roadway.

There is a wide visual variety of waterfalls to enjoy, including some that drop several hundred feet or produce large volumes of rushing water cascading through narrow gorges. Others are tied to local folklore, and some of the smaller falls are beautiful in their simplicity.

Melincourt Falls, or Sgwd Rhyd Yr Hesg in Welsh, is a beautiful waterfall in South Wales that is sometimes overlooked by visitors, but for photographers or waterfall enthusiasts, this should be on your list.

Henrhyd Falls is the highest waterfall in South Wales at 27 meters (90-feet), tucked within the Brecon Beacons National Park near the village of Coelbren. There is a beautiful mystique about this waterfall, which is likely why it was selected as a filming location for the Batman movie The Dark Knight Rises.

The beautiful Dolgoch Falls in Aberdovey near Snowdonia National Park is about a quarter-mile walk on the Dolgoch Station footpath from the car park. The waterfall flows in a rushing narrow cascade over boulders, providing the force for a series of smaller rapids that run all the way down the stream.

The falls itself, as its name suggests, is in the shape of a horseshoe. The large shade trees surrounding the falls and hillside give visitors plenty of places to toss out a blanket for an afternoon nap or picnic.

The charming waterfall of Cenarth Falls in the village of Cenarth in midwest Wales is prized, in part, because of the scenery around it, making for a peaceful and beautiful spot. The falls are quite small, but the surrounding large boulders are perfect for sitting quietly by the water. The car park right by the waterfall makes it easily accessible.

The 21-meter (70-foot) drop of rushing water makes for spectacular photos of the Dyserth Waterfall. The small, paved path leading to the falls goes through gardens and water features. If you walk to the top of the hill above the falls, there are sitting benches and a panoramic view over the Rhyl city center and surrounding countryside.

The spectacular Aber Falls is located just south of Conwy near the village of Abergwyngregyn and is one of the best waterfalls in North Wales. This is a popular waterfall to visit in Snowdonia National Park in the Cowdydd Aber National Nature Reserve.