Ingleton Waterfalls and Trail

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Photo by flickr user keithloaf1961

The Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, winding 8 kilometres though this wood of ancient oaks between the hills and dales of the Dales, is the best way to see the falls of Ingleton. This isn’t just one waterfall but a series and they all have different names, Pecca Twin Falls, First Pecca Falls, Snow Falls, Rival Falls, Breezley Falls Triple Spout etc. The tail passes all the major ones. It takes between two and a half to four hours to complete the walk, which has been paved and bridges and railings built in – it’s not a hard hike, but there are steep sections where you’ll have to walk up stairs.

The good news is that the Ingleton Scenery Company who manage the trail claim it has some of the most spectacular waterfall and woodland scenery in the north of England, the bad news is that you have to pay an entrance fee to stroll the falls route and there’s a gift shop.

Written by  Emilie Stokes.

Comments, reviews and questions by other travellers

The Ingleton Waterfalls Trail is nowhere near Darlington.

Ingleton is situated between Skipton and Kendal and is in the County of North Yorkshire.

 Margaret Owen - posted 20th November 2009

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Thanks for letting us know - is this location right?

 World Reviewer Staff - posted 21st November 2009