Ingleton, Ribblesdale

Beezley Falls is the first waterfall you will see on the River Doe stretch of the Ingleton Waterfalls Walk. The water drops over a series of rocky levels and drops around 60ft through

West Burton, Bishopdale

West Burton Falls or Cauldron Falls as it is locally known is a fantastic waterfall on Walden Beck in the village of West Burton, Bishopdale. Easy access and parking make this a very

Stainforth, Ribblesdale

Visiting Catrigg Force takes a fair bit of effort. It is hidden from view in a secluded piece of woodland high up above Stainforth. Access to the falls is via a bridleway from the

Appersett, Wensleydale

At first glance Cotter Force is a lovely wide multi-stepped waterfall surrounded by woodland and in autumn, vibrant colourful leaves. The footpath leads you to a viewing point

Keld, Swaledale

East Gill flows into the River Swale around 300 yards from the village of Keld, Swaledale. The Gill begins it's journey on the slopes of Rogan's Seat and flows south by the hamlet

Hardraw, Wensleydale

Hardraw Force or Scaur as it is known locally, is the largest single drop waterfall in England standing at approximately 100 feet high. It was featured in the film Robin Hood. Water

Malham, Malhamdale

Malham is one of the Yorkshire Dales finest expanse of limestone scenery. Gordale Scar, Malham Cove and the famous limestone pavements are features that attract

Keld, Swaledale

The River Swale is know as the fastest flowing river in England. The speed and voracity of it's flow has helped shape the Swaledale landscape over many years. This is particularly

Askrigg, Wensleydale

Mill Gill Force is a hidden waterfall in a lovely secluded pocket of woodland near Askrigg, Wensleydale. The gill gets it's name from mill which stands half a mile downstream.

Ingleton, Ribblesdale

The Swaledale mountains have a rich history in lead mining. Across the landscape, the slopes and valleys of the mountains are scarred with the ruined remains of mines and shafts.

Settle, Ribblesdale

Scalebar Force is a stunning waterfall with many levels. It stands around 40 feet high and enters a small wooded ravine via a bridge under the Settle to Malham road. The flow of

Keld, Swaledale

The Swaledale mountains have a rich history in lead mining. Across the landscape, the slopes and valleys of the mountains are scarred with the ruined remains of mines and shafts.

Ingleton, Ribblesdale

Thornton Force is the most striking feature of the Ingleton Waterfalls Walk. The waterfall is on the River Twiss just below Raven Ray. The river's water has come from Kingsdale

Askrigg, Wensleydale

Whitfield Gill is a single drop waterfall high up in the Wensleydale valley above Askrigg. It is around a further kilometre away from Mill Gill Force which is the second

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