Powerscourt Waterfall is Ireland's most elevated at 121m (398ft). It is set in North County Wicklow simply outside Enniskerry Village. The heavenly Waterfall falls down over the stone rocks from the peatlands above. The perfectly clear water streams down to the waterway beneath where it proceeds on its excursion out to the ocean at Bray. The valley itself was cut out by an ice sheet during the ice age! Today Powerscourt is an asylum for a portion of Ireland's untamed life, vegetation. The Sikka deer were first presented here by Lord Powerscourt in 1858. The Waterfall is best observed soon after overwhelming precipitation and the sheer volume of water and commotion is unquestionably an incredible sight.

The Waterfall is a perfect area for summer picnics and grills. There is an immense measure of room to keep youngsters engaged. There is likewise a play area for more youthful kids. Try not to fuss on the off chance that you overlook your cookout as there is a booth on location that serves everything from espresso and tea to wieners and frozen yogurt. The stand is open ordinarily from the first June as far as possible of August and all year at ends of the week, if climate grants. There is adequate vehicle leaving and can offices at the cascade. Canines are welcome however they should be on a chain. Set aside some effort to investigate the pathways that wander through the widely varied vegetation, stroll along the forest pathways and tune in to the birdsong.

When entering Powerscourt, you must buy a ticket which is approximately 6 euro and then you drive up to the car park which is very easily accessible and is only a 2-minute walk down to the waterfall itself. Beside the car park there is a coffee shop and benches so you can sit out and enjoy a coffee and take in the natural beauty powers court has to offer. It’s a great place to go with either friends or family and has a playground situated beside the coffee shop for families to bring their kids.

Written by Cathal McCrory