Corrwg Falls is a collection of multiple waterfalls with no official individual names, located on the Afon Corrwg and its tributary Nant Pigws-y-waun in the Cwm Corrwg valley of South Wales (grid reference SN 8954 0219).

The falls are considered among the finest in the area and can be reached on foot by descending from a forestry track into the valley. Visitors should exercise caution when approaching, as cliffs are present near the side streams.

The surrounding landscape has been affected by tree-felling operations, which can make locating landmarks more challenging.

The Afon Corrwg itself is a roughly seven-mile river known for the numerous waterfalls along its length, and it forms one of the two headwaters of the River Afan in Glamorgan.