How do I get to Aber Falls?
Abergwyngregyn is a small village located in Gwynedd on the north Wales coast. To reach the village, exit the A55 at Junction 13 and follow the signs for Abergwyngregyn. You will then see the brown tourist information signs for Aber Falls. Follow the signs and you will arrive at the car park.
How long does Aber Falls walk take?
The walk is approximately 6 km long with only 200m height gain. It can be completed comfortably in 2.5 hours. You begin at the free car park just off the A55 (signposted free parking) then walk up the narrow road from Abergwyngregyn and make your way to the falls, which are described in other sections of this site.
How much is parking Aber Falls?
Parking: Aber Falls Car Park. Visitors are advised that parking at the start of the 1.2 mile long footpath to the Aber Falls is limited to approximately 30 cars in two small car parks and costs £5.
Is Aber Falls easy walk?
The easy walk to Aber Falls is a straightforward out and back to view the spectacular Rhaeadr Fawr waterfall that drops nearly 40m from the hanging valley above. The main drawback of the walk to Aber Falls is that it can be busy at any time of year.
How hard is Aber Falls walk?
A family friendly circular Aber Falls walk to the spectacular Rhaeadr Fawr waterfall that returns to Aber via the North Wales Path, high above the valley. The Aber Falls Walk follows an easy gradient, except for the steeper descent at the walk’s end which requires a little more care in the wet. Nothing difficult!
Can you swim Aber Falls?
It is possible to swim in the plunge pool, but even in summer the water is cold and the rocks are slippery. So be careful if you go swimming. Driving on the A55, west of Conwy, leave the A55 at junction 13, following the signs for ‘Abergwyngregyn’ and then the brown signs for ‘Rhaeadr Aber’ / ‘Aber Falls’.
Where is Aber Falls in Wales?
Where is Aber Falls in Wales? Aber Falls (also known as Rhaeadr Fawr in Welsh) is located in Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. It’s a 25-minute drive from Bangor or a 30-minute drive from Conwy. I came from Conwy which is a really nice town to stop off in before visiting the waterfalls.
Who owns the parking at Aber Falls?
Parking: Aber Falls car park owned by the SNPA but maintained by the community. This map is intended as a rough guide only. You should use the most recent version of the relevant Ordnance Survey map (see above) when walking the route.
How do I get to Abergwyngregyn?
Take care while travelling along the path, especially following bad weather. How to get there? Abergwyngregyn is located on the north Wales coast. Leave the A55 at junction 13, following the signs for ‘Abergwyngregyn’ and then the brown signs for ‘Rhaeadr Aber’ / ‘Aber Falls’.
Where are the best places to eat in Aber Falls?
The Aber Falls Cafe is a nice choice for some refreshments after your walk. The cafe supplies fine cakes, specialty coffees, toasted panini and luxury champagne high teas. There’s a nice bright conservatory and a veranda with a lovely view of the garden.