Pistyll Gwyn (Crawcwellt)
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| Pistyll Gwyn | |
| Merionethshire | |
|---|---|
 Pistyll Gwyn | |
| River: | River Crawcwellt |
| Fall: | 13 feet |
| SH67202988 | |
| Co-ordinates: | 52°51’0"N, 3°58’25"W |
Pistyll Gwyn is a pretty waterfall on the River Crawcwellt in Merionethshire, tumbling 13 feet down in a clearing in a high wood. Its name simply means 'White Spout'. The river above the fall is known as the Nant Llyn-du (‘Stream of the black lake’)
See also
Outside links
- Cracwellt Waterfall Walk - Caving UK
