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Warren Wood Waterfalls

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Warren Wood has been popular with tourists for over 200 years because of the waterfall known as Water-Break-its-Neck. It is in the area known as Radnor Forest which was once a royal hunting ground. Today Radnor Forest is a land of hill farming and great moorlands, steep narrow valleys and hills.

Warren Wood is named after the rabbit warren on this former moorland which once provided a source of food to local people. Victorian landowners created a forest here in the popular Picturesque style by planting trees on the moorland. You can see many of these trees, which are now huge, on our walking trails. There is a small picnic site in the parking area which you pass on your way to the main Warren Wood car park.

WATER-BREAK-ITS-NECK WATERFALL & WALKING TRAILS

All walking trails are waymarked from start to finish -  information panel in the car park.

The short, there-and-back route to Water-Break-its-Neck waterfall goes along a steep-sided gorge. This waterfall is a spectacular sight after rain but can be reduced to a trickle after a long dry spell. You can also follow another there-and-back walking trail to a point above the waterfall and enjoy glimpses through the trees down into the gorge.

The Warren Trail is an energetic ramble through the woodland and has some steep climbs. This route has great views of some of the largest trees in Radnorshire, many of which were planted in Victorian times - look out for the huge monkey puzzle trees!

Warren Wood is managed by Natural Resources Wales. For full details of the visitor facilities (including trail lengths and grades) and information about any changes or temporary closures to trails or other facilities please go to NRW website.

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Map & Directions

Road Directions

Warren Wood is 1 mile south west of New Radnor. Follow the A44 from New Radnor to Llandrindod Wells. About one mile after New Radnor, turn right at a brown tourist information sign. Go past the first small parking and picnic area and follow the forest road uphill to Warren Wood car park. Ordnance Survey (OS) map Explorer 200

Public Transport Directions

The nearest train station is in Knighton.

Warren Wood | Waterfall & Walks (NRW)

Type:Walking Route

Warren Wood, Near New Radnor, Powys

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