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Rapids of Ceunant Mawr Small Waterfall

Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with our stunning canvas print featuring the Rapids of Ceunant Mawr Small Waterfall, also known as Llanberis Falls. Nestled in the verdant hills of Snowdonia, this breathtaking artwork captures the essence of one of Wales’ most dramatic landscapes. The falls, with their impressive descent exceeding 100 feet, roar to life, particularly during rains, creating a magical scene that evolves with the seasons.

Our canvas brings the dynamic beauty of the Llanberis Falls into your home, providing a window into the natural world. Perfect for any room, this piece serves as a captivating focal point, sparking conversations and inspiring tranquility. Let the gentle mist and the sound of cascading water invigorate your space.

Canvas Material: Responsibly sourced FSC-certified wood stretcher bars, made from a durable cotton-polyester blend (300-350gsm, 350-400 microns).
Available Sizes: Various sizes available in inches (US &, Canada) and cms (for the rest of the world) to fit any space perfectly.
Hanging Kit: Each canvas comes with a hanging kit appropriate for your country. ,
 
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With no minimum orders and a print-on-demand service, you can enjoy personalized art that speaks to your tastes.

Elevate your living space and celebrate the beauty of nature with this exquisite canvas print of Rapids of Ceunant Mawr Small Waterfall. Order now to transform your walls!

Whether you’re decorating your home, office, or looking for the perfect gift, this panoramic landscape will evoke the serene beauty of the outdoors, capturing every nuance of the Welsh countryside and geology. Order now to bring this striking piece of nature into your habitat!

Price range: £15.02 through £49.47

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Nestled amidst the verdant, rolling hills of Snowdonia, the Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with our stunning canvas print featuring the Rapids of Ceunant Mawr Small Waterfall, also known as Llanberis Falls. Nestled in the verdant, better known as Llanberis Falls, stand as a magnificent testament to the raw power and timeless beauty of nature. These spectacular falls, with their dramatic descent exceeding 100 feet, tumble in two distinct, thunderous stages into a lush, wooded gorge, creating a captivating scene that changes with the seasons. During heavy rainfall, the cascade intensifies into a roaring spectacle, with the water racing down over rocks and boulders, sending a continual mist into the air and invigorating the surrounding forest. The falls are not only a visual marvel but also an audible reminder of the relentless energy inherent in the natural landscape. Their accessible location, just a short walk from the charming village of Llanberis, makes them an ideal stopover for visitors exploring the area—whether you’re hiking, cycling, or simply out for a scenic stroll.

The site offers an array of viewpoints, each presenting a unique perspective of this awe-inspiring cascade. For those eager to experience the full force of the falls, an easy, well-maintained pathway leads directly to the base. Here, visitors can stand close enough to feel the powerful spray of the Rapids of Ceunant Mawr Small Waterfall on their faces, hear the thunder of the water as it crashes into the river below, and witness the intricate patterns formed by the swirling currents and foam. A crossing over the track of the historic Snowdon Mountain Railway, which offers a scenic train journey up the nearby mountains, leads to a designated viewing platform. From this vantage point, the magnificent sight of the falls and the tranquil pools below can be observed in a sweeping panoramic view, perfect for photography or simply soaking in the scenery. For those seeking a slightly more secluded experience, a steeper woodland trail winds along the stream, providing a vantage point from which to view the falls from above, with a distant but equally captivating perspective of the stream winding its way to meet the cascading water.

Despite its proximity to popular hiking routes and the well-trodden trails of Snowdonia, Llanberis Falls remains wonderfully unspoiled, retaining an almost wild, untouched quality that appeals to those seeking serenity, adventure, or a moment of connection with nature. Its relatively hidden position means that it often escapes the crowds, offering a peaceful retreat where the sights and sounds of rushing water drown out the hustle of everyday life. The area is particularly suited for families and dog walkers, with well-worn paths that are accessible and safe — though visitors are advised to remain cautious around slippery rocks and mossy surfaces, especially after rain. The falls create a perfect backdrop for picnics, photography, or simply unwinding amidst the sounds of rushing water and birdsong.

Whether your visit is for quiet contemplation, photography, or an exhilarating hiking experience, Llanberis Falls promises to leave a lasting impression. It’s a place where the beauty of nature’s unspoiled waterfalls can be appreciated at your own pace, offering both tranquillity and adventure in equal measure.  Other local attractions include little adventures such as the historic Llanberis Slate Mines, the nearby Llanberis Path leading up Snowdon, or breathtaking viewpoints across the region—that will enrich your exploration of this magnificent corner of Snowdonia.

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20×30 cm / 8×12″, 30×45 cm / 12×18″, 30×60 cm / 12×24″, 40×60 cm / 16×24″, 50×75 cm / 20×30″, 60×90 cm / 24×36″

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