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| The stunning waterfall at Wain Wath Force is what attracted me to this area in the first place (I love a bit of wild swimming) and there are lots of other waterfalls on this short walk |
Map route of this excellent and short Keld waterfall walk in Yorkshire:
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This nice little waterfall walk starts at Keld - heads along the Pennine Way to Kisdon Force, which is the trickiest to get to as you need to watch out for the gap in the wall and then follow a steep path down to the lower falls. You then retrace your steps, to cross the River Swale over the footbridge to see East Gil Force at East Stoneside - then you head to Catrake Force to the northern path on the River Swale and then onto Wain Wath Force, which is my favourite of all the waterfalls on this walk (and an idyllic place for wild swimming). It's an easy walk back along the minor quiet road back to Keld.
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Walking details of the Keld Waterfall Walk
Distance: 2.6mile
Time: 1.5 - 2 hours with stops
Difficulty: Easy (just be careful on the path down to Kidson Force)
My photos of the waterfalls on this nice little walk
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Kisdon Lower Falls is the trickiest waterfall to get to on this walk due to the steep little path down, but once you are here it's an impressive sight. If it's a warm summer day you may also see people jumping off the waterfall into the deep plunge pools below!
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East Gill Force is one of the smaller waterfalls on this route but its a very photogenic place.
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Wain Wath Force is the last waterfall on this walk and the perfect place to stop a while and enjoy the scenery. It's also a great place for wild swimming if you fancy cooling off :-)
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This waterfall walk starting at Keld is only a 30 min drive from the famous Tan Hill Inn, the highest Inn in the UK - so that is also worth a visit for a bite to eat or a drink. Or if you are staying at the Tan Hill - then this waterfall walk is a good one to do that is close by!
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So there you are - a bit of a short blog post form me, but I hope it inspires you to want to do this stunning Yorkshire waterfall walk
Happy Hiking!
Post by Stuart Hodgson
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