The River Taff is a significant watercourse in South Wales, flowing through the town of Pontypridd and eventually joining the Bristol Channel. The river's source is in the Brecon Beacons National Park, and it flows for approximately 40 miles before reaching the coast. Along its route, the River Taff passes through picturesque countryside, wooded valleys, and urban areas, including Pontypridd, where it has played a crucial role in the town's industrial heritage. Today, the river offers scenic walks, fishing opportunities, and a chance to spot local wildlife, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.