
What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in Gwynedd.
Afon Goch, meaning "Red River," is a stream in Gwynedd, Wales, and the waterfall is likely fed by the surrounding moorland, giving the water its reddish tinge from iron-rich soil. The waterfall, though modest in height, offers a picturesque and tranquil setting typical of the rugged Welsh landscape, making it a worthwhile stop for nature enthusiasts.
Places near here
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The final outcrop before reaching Aberglaslyn WoodForest or wood · 1 yd
Pen y GaerArchaeological place · 838 yd
Y DdualltMountain / peak · 974 yd
Coed Bryn-y-felinWood · 1011 yd
The Bryn Banog mountain wallMountain or hill · 1079 yd
Dry stone mountain wallStanding or carved stone · 1091 yd
The gate from the mountain into Parc Cae-MorysMountain or hill · 1091 yd
Bryn BanogMountain / peak · 1293 yd
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Photo: Eric Jones · CC BY-SA 2.0