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Thankfully having to pay to go walking and see our beautiful countryside is something of a rarely in this country. The spectacular Ingleton Waterfalls is one such place. The famous Waterfalls Trail first opened to the public in 1885 and has attracted visitors ever since. Open all year round this lovely walk is one not to be missed. For more information click the link below to visit the official Waterfalls Trail web site.
www.ingletonwaterfallstrail.co.uk
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Distance
: 4.05 miles / 6.5 km
Type
of Walk : Circular
Highest Point : (970ft / 315m)
Total Ascent : 1033ft / 295m
Time allowed : 2 hours 25 mins.
(stops not included)
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MAP
REFERENCES
FOR WALK
Map:.
Outdoor Leisure 2
Southern Area
Whernside, Ingleborough, Pen-y-ghent, Pennine Way and part of the National Park
Road Location Map
Ingleton
Start of Walk Map
Ingleton Waterfalls Car Park
Grid
Ref: 693733
INGLETON
Waterfalls Car Park
Combined charge for parking and use of footpath
Tariff Path : 1.72 miles
North along the River Twiss through Swilla Glen, past Pecca Force and Thornton Force Waterfalls then up to Wackenburgh Hill
Track : 0.42 miles
(R) Southeast to Twistleton Hall
Footpath : 0.31 miles
Southeast, across Oddies Lane to Beezleys
Tariff Path
: 1.04 miles
Southwest to Ingleton along the River Doe past Beezley Falls and Snow Falls
INGLETON
Lane : 0.40 miles
Through the village to return to the car park
WATERFALLS CAR PARK
End of Walk
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