"Four dramatic waterfalls through ancient woodland gorges"
About
The Ingleton Waterfalls Trail is one of England's most spectacular walks, following two river valleys through ancient limestone gorges. The 8.5-mile circular route passes four breathtaking waterfalls — Pecca Falls, Thornton Force, Beezley Falls, and Snow Falls — surrounded by twisted roots, mossy boulders, and some of England's oldest rocks. The trail is well-marked but adventurous, with wooden bridges and steps carved into the rock face.
Highlights
Thornton Force — 14m dramatic plunge waterfall
Beezley Falls triple cascade
Ancient fossil beds and limestone pavements
Riverside picnic spots under woodland canopy
Village of Ingleton with cosy pubs
Travel Tips
01Wear waterproof boots — paths can be slippery
02Small entry fee at the trailhead
03Allow 3–4 hours for the full circuit
04Combine with the Yorkshire Dales for a full day out
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Quick Info
Best Time
Spring (April–June) for maximum water flow; Autumn for golden colours
Budget
Budget
Region
Yorkshire
Rating
4.9