The Cascade Waterfall, Windsor Great Park

The Cascade Waterfall, Windsor Great Park

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The Cascade Waterfall, Windsor Great Park

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Location: Surrey, South East England, England, United Kingdom

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July 17, 2023

Hiking

A short stroll from the Pavillion, the Cascade is a 30-foot (9 m) waterfall. Created in 1789, its presence relies on a decent amount of rain and it’s at its most impressive after prolonged, heavy rainfall.

Just a little bit further along the trail are the Leptis Magna Ruins, which were built from masonry recovered from an ancient Roman city that existed in what is today Libya.

Russell Lloyd

April 24, 2018

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Built in the mid 1700s, this waterfall was destroyed in a storm in 1768 and rebuilt in the late 1780s.

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April 28, 2018

Hiking

The Cascade, or Waterfall, is also notable. It is close by the A30 main road and constructed from stones brought from Bagshot Heath. They are rumoured to be the remains from a Saxon settlement. From the Cascade a stream runs through a glen and ultimately enters the Thames at Chertsey. By the side of the Cascade, immense stones are arranged to form a cavern known as 'The Robber's Cave'.

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