Yorkshire Dales Waterfall Road Trip

The Yorkshire Dales is a treasure trove of stunning waterfalls, perfect for a scenic road trip

Map depicting the Yorkshire Dales Waterfall Road Trip route, featuring key locations marked along a scenic route through the national park.

 

Yorkshire Dales Waterfall Road Trip

 

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A). Aysgarth Falls📍

– Postcode: DL8 3TH

– A series of three stunning waterfalls on the River Ure, surrounded by woodland. Easy access and great for a short walk.

B). Hardraw Force📍

– Postcode: DL8 3LZ

– England’s highest single-drop waterfall, located behind the Green Dragon Inn. A small fee applies for access.

C). Cotter Force📍

– Postcode: DL8 3LR

– A gentle, multi-tiered waterfall accessible via a short, wheelchair-friendly path.

D). Cautley Spout📍

– Postcode: LA10 5NE

– One of England’s highest cascades, located in the Howgill Fells. A bit of a hike from the parking area, but worth it for the views.

E). Ingleton Waterfalls Trail📍

– Postcode: LA6 3ET

– A 4.5-mile circular trail featuring several waterfalls, including Thornton Force and Beezley Falls. Entry fee applies.

F). Scaleber Force📍

– Postcode: BD24 9HW

– A hidden gem near Settle, this enchanting waterfall is surrounded by mossy rocks and woodland.

G). Janet’s Foss📍

– Postcode: BD23 4DA

– A picturesque waterfall near Malham, surrounded by lush woodland. Legend has it that a fairy queen lived in the cave behind the falls.

H). Malham Cove📍

– Postcode: BD23 4DJ

– While not a traditional waterfall, this iconic limestone formation often has a seasonal waterfall after heavy rain.

I). Gordale Scar📍

– Postcode: BD23 4DL

– A dramatic limestone gorge with cascading waterfalls. A short walk from the parking area leads you to this natural wonder.

This route offers a mix of easy-access spots and short hikes, making it perfect for a day or weekend adventure.

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