Ingleton Waterfalls
I'm not going to dwell about these too long, there is plenty of information on the web about these falls.
See:- http://www.ingletonwaterfallstrail.co.uk/waterfalls-trail for more details.
From a photographers point of view, as the 2 rivers that host the various falls are set in steep sided valleys, the falls, with the exception of Thornton Force can only be photographed from the pathways and viewing platforms which run alongside the 2 rivers, The Twiss and the Doe.
The rivers run north to south, so the falls are, for the most of the day facing the sun.
They are also surrounded by dense woodland which can make the locations dark, which can prove to be a challenge - so a tripod should be considered.
The best times of the year would be in Spring before the leaves appear or in late Autumn after the leaves have fallen. Avoid sunny days, a slightly overcast one would be better.
The trail can be difficult and can take as long as 4 hours to get fully around. It doesn't matter which way you go or from which end you start, but remember, there is a charge!
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| The map is from a recent walk I did for our Photography group. |
Whilst you are there, why not take a walk up on to Twistleton Scar and takes some photographs of the beautiful countryside that is Gods Own County of Yorkshire.
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| Pecca Falls |
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| Pecca Falls |
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| Pecca Falls |
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| Hollybush Spout |
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| Thornton Force |
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| Above Thornton Force |
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| All 3 above are Rival Falls |
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Beezley Falls
Snow Falls
Snow Falls
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We really love your images of Yorkshire waterfalls and would like to enquire about using one in our exhibition at Craven Museum and Gallery. If you are interested please can you email me at museum@cravendc.gov.uk asap so that we can make contact with you? Thanks, Rachel
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