Anyone familiar with the Neath Valley waterfalls?

[Madda]

We are thinking of popping up there on the weekend for some scenery…..

My question is, does anyone know Sgwd Gwladys?

http://www.naturalhighs.net/waterfalls/falls00/lg/sgwd-gwladus7a.jpg

Can you get to the top of it easily? Im only asking because me and my mates are a bit partial to throwing ourselves off things into water! ...and I know it looks shallow in that pic, but the plunge pool will always be plenty deep enough!

If anyone knows any bigger waterfalls (with access to jump off :wack:) in South Wales, please feel free to post up!

We will also be doing a bit of coasteering at somepoint this month. Probably in St David’s. If there are any adrenalin junkies want to join us, let me know. It’s a wicked laugh.

[FOGHORN LEGHORN]

I don't know the place myself. but check out this linky for info.

http://www.neath-porttalbot.gov.uk/walks/walk8.cfm

good luck mate, looks like great fun

[shadows-skyline]

Dont quote me on this as it is a long time since I have been up there, but I was told back then that it is possible to 'walk' the whole length of the river/waterfall sequence from the bottom up onto the top road and there is a car park on both ends. But I am not sure.

[Chris]

the old silica mine is a great laugh :nod:

[unipsycho]

Dont quote me on this as it is a long time since I have been up there, but I was told back then that it is possible to 'walk' the whole length of the river/waterfall sequence from the bottom up onto the top road and there is a car park on both ends. But I am not sure.

:nod: Nice walk too :thumbs:

[Jow]

If you talking about Ystradfellte, its one hell of a walk too! been going up there for years and never seen the falls :( my mother and stepfather wouldnt take me (not that I am accident prone) though they have been there and taken my neice :(
Have tried walking it myself but knowing my luck I would get lost