Devil'S Bridge Falls

Fabulous in every sense of the word. The waterfalls are simply amazing. Well worth a visit. And for those adventure types..... try walking from Borth to Devils Bridge. You can always take the train back.

£1 to go through some great old fashioned turnstiles. Very steep and potentially wet steps down to the water. But worth the effort. Dramatic view, swirling water and the three bridges stacked high above. Not wheelchair accessible unfortunately.

Must visit if your in this area of Wales! Cheap entry, and you can choose one of two walks or both depending on what you would like to see. Both walks have rough terrain, and can be slippy when wet so I'd advise wearing sturdy shoes. We did both walks and it took around an hour or 2. Breathtaking scenery and views in both walks. Lovely place. There is a little shop and cafe for refreshments. Car park near to site.

Well worth the drive and the entry money. The force of the water and the noise is breath taking. Or that may have been Jacob's Ladder. You get a dam good aerobic session as well, so It's not for the faint hearted or the physically unstable. Oh yes, just to add, great photos.😁

Stunning walk of about an hour. Crazy high waterfalls and breathtaking views combined into one big workout. The stairs get quite steep and tall at certain points so you might want to keep that in mind when bringing really young kids. Also I do not recommend visiting when it's raining, while is is perfectly doable, the steps can get quite slippy and muddy. Not the end of the world but something to keep in mind.
I'd visit here again, definitely.

Beautiful and good value for money! Lots of steep and uneven steps (600 or so) for anyone with mobility issues to be aware of. Nice hotel bar/pub at the end of the long route for a well deserved and needed drink after!

Beautiful valleys in the area, so lovely it reminds me of Hobbits. We were lucky and had a wonderful sunny travel day through the area

Like everyone else has said, devils bridge is filled with outstanding natural beauty! I went there expecting to see one or two waterfalls but with the views across the whole valley you can even see them way off into the distance!

Not suitable for wheelchair users due to steep slopes and steps, also bring an inhaler if you're asthmatic.

Really good attraction. The walk is accessible for children as well. The young ones enjoyed the water fall and the track.