We opted to do the circular route anti-clockwise, and we were so glad we did. This direction meant we tackled the initial steep climb uphill, which, while challenging, was much easier than trying to descend it. The path can be quite exposed in sections, so it's definitely worth considering the weather conditions before you go.

Despite the soggy mum incident, the walk itself was absolutely stunning. The views along the way are breathtaking, and the waterfall itself is truly magnificent. Aber Falls cascades down a dramatic cliff face, surrounded by lush greenery, creating a truly magical scene. It's the perfect spot for photos and just appreciating the raw power and beauty of nature.

A few things to keep in mind when visiting Aber Falls:

• Good Parking: There's a good-sized car park at the start of the trail.
• Tight Roads: Be prepared for some very narrow country roads on the drive to the car park.
• Anti-Clockwise Recommended: Tackle the steep section uphill for an easier experience.
• Check the Weather: Essential, especially if you plan on crossing streams!
• Wear Appropriate Footwear: Jeans and trainers are not recommended!
• Dog-Friendly: A great walk for dogs, but keep them on leads where necessary.