If walking the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail is something you are planning to do then read on for all you need to know about this great hike in the Yorkshire countryside.
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LOGISTICS FOR WALKING THE INGLETON WATERFALLS TRAIL
The trail is a circular trail of 7km (4.3 miles) and is a absolutely beautiful walk – it is quite a strenuous trail though and there are a LOT of steps along the way so isn’t suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs.
Dogs can be taken on the trail and we saw loads of dogs having a fantastic time! (They need to be on a lead when crossing farmland and near livestock though)
Pick up a leaflet in the information centre. This gives detailed safety precautions that need to be taken when walking the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail.
Consult the website The Ingleton Waterfalls Trail for a map, downloadable copy of the leaflet and more information!
About half way around at Beezley Farm there is a refreshment centre where you can get a drink and a snack as well as access toilet facilities.
Ticket Prices
- Family (2 adults & 3 Children) £15.00
- Adult (16+) £6.00
- Child (under 16) £3.00
- Price includes parking
Opening times
- November 1st – February 28th/29th: 9am – 2.30pm
Ingleton can be found just off the A65 30 minutes from Lancaster, 30 minutes from Kendal and 40 minutes from Skipton.
WALKING THE INGLETON WATERFALLS TRAIL – A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY
The walk is stunning and you will even find the money tree on your way around!! Take some 2 pence coins if you want to add your own!
Swilla Glen
The money tree
The walk to the top is stunning – pass Pecca Falls and Hollybush Spout on the way!
Nearly there! Thornton Force
Reaching the top! Raven Ray Bridge to Twistleton Lane
And a break at Beezley Farm for refreshments (and the loo!!) and then a picnic at Beezley Falls
On the way back down to Ingleton pass Rival Falls, Baxengyhll Gorge and finally the Snow Falls!
The final stretch and back to the village!
Enjoy your visit to the Yorkshire Dales
Looking for more ideas of things to do and see in Yorkshire? Check out my top 10 picks and my favourite things to do when I visit Yorkshire in this article.
Interested in visiting some of Yorkshire’s most beautiful cities? My travel guides to York and Whitby are must-reads.
I also recommend visiting two UK UNESCO World Heritage Sites when you are in Yorkshire. The Victorian model village of Saltaire is fascinating as is Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Park. Both make excellent day trips!
And lastly if you are in Yorkshire and are a fan of Harry Potter why don’t you check out the North Yorkshire Moors Railway steam train to Hogwarts!
We thoroughly enjoyed our day and as we had taken a picnic we stopped off halfway to rest and enjoy the views. As you can see from the photographs there are a number of stunning waterfalls to enjoy along the route and the scenery was simply beautiful!