Looking for travel inspiration that doesn’t involve leaving the UK? This gorgeous hike could be one to add to your bucket list pronto.

The Four Falls Trail is a well-trodden hiking path located in the Brecon Beacons National Park in Wales, United Kingdom. As the name suggests, the trail takes hikers to four stunning waterfalls: Sgwd Clun-Gwyn, Sgwd Isaf Clun-Gwyn, Sgwd y Pannwr, and Sgwd yr Eira. These waterfalls are part of the Afon Mellte and Afon Hepste rivers.

To visitors’ delight, the trail offers breathtaking views of the waterfalls and the surrounding woodland. It’s a favourite among nature enthusiasts and photographers – but can be a little tricky to navigate despite being well sign posted.

The trail is four to five miles long. It is moderately challenging, with some steep, uneven and slippery sections. Proper footwear and a reasonable level of fitness are recommended.

One of the unique features of the trail is that at Sgwd yr Eira, hikers can walk behind the waterfall, providing a unique and memorable experience. And people love the location so much that they’re taking to social media to rave about it.

TikTok user Sam Culley shared his discovery of the breathtaking site in a video, expressing his amazement at the stunning scenery. The avid hiker recommended it as an essential visit for waterfall enthusiasts.

His journey started at Cwm Porth car park, which also provides toilets, a small shop and a burger pod. You can leave your vehicle there from as little as £5.

Sam described the trail as “nice and easy to follow” with excellent signage. After seeing its popularity, he understood why many are drawn to the area. He gushed that the trail features “some of the best waterfalls he’s seen in the UK” – and even decided to have a dip in one!

Since being uploaded, the clip has racked up more than 29,000 likes and comments from viewers who have completed the walk themselves. Many described it as “great”, but also warned that it can be tiring.

One commenter wrote: “Thanks Sam. Did this walk today and had a dip.” Another said: “A fantastic walk… the steps back up from one of the falls nearly killed me.”

Meanwhile, a third person commented: “I did this last month, and it’s great. Really well sign-posted. Defo up there with one of my favourite walks.”