The River Neath is a river located in Wales, flowing through the Neath Valley. It stretches approximately 20 miles and is known for its scenic beauty and rich natural environment. The river originates in the Brecon Beacons National Park and eventually joins the Bristol Channel. The River Neath is significant for its historical and ecological importance. It has been a vital waterway for local industries, including coal mining and ironworks, during the industrial era. Today, it supports various wildlife and offers recreational activities such as fishing and walking along its banks.