랭커셔 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Great series of waterfalls, including some bridges so you can stand over and look down. But watch your steps! The footing is uneven and awkward, especially if tired!

Some nice shrubs on the walk

A good place to visit.Even though it cost to go round.

Lovely place to fly a drone 👌🏻😍

Linda pretty cool - I've always wanted one of these! 😜

Lovely walk - not free, though

Part of the Ingleton Circular walk, £11 entry incl parking

Part of the Ingleton waterfall circular walk, the waterfalls are lovely, scenery lovely, £11 entry fee, including parking

Good foot wear needed, uneven ground, alot of steps, some of which are quite steep. Amazing scenery and waterfalls. £11 entry includes parking.

https://www.yorkshiredales.org.uk/places/ribblehead_viaduct/

Earby Holiday Hostel has an interesting history. It was once the home of Katharine Glasier, a renowned socialist activist and founding member of the Independent Labour Party. After her death in 1950, her friends set up a memorial fund to turn the building into a hostel. It was a YHA hostel for many years but Pendle Council took over in 2006. It has since passed to Earby Town Council and is now privately owned. From the hostel, it's just a short stroll to Earby Waterfall, a lovely spot.

Thornton Force is the last waterfall on the River Twiss going upriver. For me it was the most impressive waterfall on the Ingleton Waterfalls trai with its 46 ft drop and (at least when we were there) its very impressive flow over the edge and the force of the water landing at the bottom.

As you come up out of the valley you get great views of Ingleborough.

There are two sets of falls known as Pecca Falls on the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, one below the other. Going clockwise around the walk you come first to the Lower falls, before climbing to see the twin falls. There is a viewing platform for the twin Pecca Falls where in the distance you can see the lower part of the Falls and the Pecca Bridge.

A waterfall with an attractive rocky pool on the River Doe. Part of the Ingleton waterfalls trail.

The gorge narrows as you walk along and at its narrowest point, you can take a detour down to the bridge that crosses the gorge. It doesn’t go anywhere, it’s just a viewpoint, but it’s a breathtaking but slightly nervy view.

A 7km trail that takes in a number of waterfalls, the majestic landscape of the dales and some superb views.

A 7km walk that takes in a number of waterfalls and some wondrous countryside.

One of many waterfalls on the circular route

Lovely circular walk.plenty of waterfalls to see