Where the land breaks open

There is rhythm to life here in Mid Wales. The valleys hold this incredible creation where the land breaks open and pours out. The land doesn't just hold us but it gives life. Every second you spend discovering the landscapes of mid wales feels like its breathing life back into you. Staying at our lodges puts you within reach of these hidden treasures and here's why you should visit them.

Do you ever find yourself always being attracted to the natural flow of water? Every time we venture out, whether on a gentle stroll through soft woodland or a more ambitious hike over rolling hills, we naturally stand in awe at the flow of creation. There is a quiet stillness of contained water, where reflections hover like glass and we become captivated. However, then there is the waterfall. With unstoppable force it plunges down the landscape scattering mist into the air as it roars and fills the valley. As the dance of the water carves out its home in the stones, we cant help but let go of all the noise in our minds. Exploring waterfalls during your romantic couples getaway is the perfect way to impress the person you love, this takes away the pressure of having to spend hours planning some grand gesture. There's nothing quite like the magnificent Falls of Wales.

Pistyll Rhaeadr

Known as one of the seven wonders of Wales, this 80m waterfall features a teahouse and beautiful walking trails. There is a carpark and toilets at the base of the waterfall for a small charge (advised to bring cash for teahouse)

Devils Bridge Waterfalls

Entry through the turnstiles to discover the waterfalls and three bridges as you go on your nature trail walk. Follow the path to experience views of the 300ft waterfalls along the way. (small charge, advised checking website before you visit)

Hafren Forest Severn-Break-its-Neck

This waterfall is accessed via the 1.8 mile trail from Rhyd-y-benwch car park. This scenic walk features a footbridge directly over the falls and the loop takes approximately 1-1.5 hours.

Pistyll-y-llyn

This waterfall is actually one of the tallest waterfalls in Wales. This waterfall has a low flow of water and is best to be discovered after heavy rainfall so if you feel like your plans have been ruined because of the weather don't be disappointed, this is the perfect time to visit Pistyll-y-llyn.

Sgwd Yr Eira

This is a renowned 50ft waterfall. It's famous for its path that allows you to walk directly behind the cascading water of the waterfall. This is a part of the Four Waterfalls Walk in the Breacon Beacons National Park.