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Golitha Falls
Golitha Falls on The River Fowey are a set of waterfalls located to the south of Bodmin Moor. There is a 1-3-mile (4.8 km) riverside walk, from the visitor car park. The River Fowey descends through a wooded granite gorge, most of which is now a National Nature Reserve.
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Golitha Falls, St Cleer, St Cleer, Cornwall , United Kingdom
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