How to get there
Henrhyd Falls is in South Wales, UK, close to the village of Abercraf (Abercrave) in the Upper Swansea Valley. It is on the southern border of Brecon Beacons National Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty.

From the East or West

  By road: Take the M4 motorway to junction No 45 then follow the A 4067 road North for 14 miles ( 22.5 Km) to the A4221. Turn right and after 1 mile turn left into Coelbren. Follow the road through Coelbren village to Henrhyd Falls.

  By rail or coach:  Get off at Swansea and take the service bus to Abercraf (Abercrave)
   
From the North

  By road:  Take the M5, M50, A40 then A465 as far as Glyn Neath. Now take the A4109/A4221 for 6 miles. Turn right into Coelbren and right again at the T junction to Henrhyd Falls.

  By rail or coach:  Get off at Swansea and take the service bus to Abercraf (Abercrave). 

From Brecon

  Take the A 40 West. After 8 miles turn left at the A4067. After 13 miles turn left at the A4221 and left again after one mile into Coelbren.

   
   

 

 

 
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