Pistyll Cain

[Darren Turner]

The spectacular waterfall of Pistyll Cain (Cain's waterspout), in the Coed y Brenin Forest (which translates as the Forest of the Kings) is situated in the beautiful wooded valley of the Afon Cain, a tributary of the Afon Mawddach. The Afon Cain falls over a sheer cliff into a terraced series of rocks. The iron bridge that lies several yards directly in front of the waterfall is a good point to view it from.

The waterfall, which falls 150 feet in total, is not accessible by road

 

[Alastair Cummins]

Now thats a beaut of a shot!

I really like the way the water comes from the top left of the pic, to the right hand side in the middle then down to the bottom left

 

[Hamish Gill]

Yeah, the compo is very good!

 

[Darren Turner]

thanks folks........inspired by Laurie's waterfalls, i had to do some serious research to find a local water fall, this one is some dense forest ........looks like it paid off..........lol

 

[Laurie Parker]

Fab shot Darren of a very scenic looking waterfall, well worth going off the beacon track to find some of these I reckon as its usually the nicest ones are normally off road ( worth always telling someone though where you are going as mobile phone signals are also usually quite hit and miss in these places), that's my tip for the day lolol

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Wow - great find and a fantastic composition Darren.

One of these days I'll get off my arse and go try the slow shutter effect on one....