Taylor Gill Force is one of the tallest and most impressive waterfalls in the Lake District. It tumbles down the cliffside, surrounded by beautiful larch trees and backed by the rugged Seathwaite Fell. There are a couple of ways to reach the falls and we chose the quickest route and are sharing step by step directions in this guide.

Spout Force is a beautiful hidden gorge waterfall in the Lake District. The official lookout doesn’t offer a good view, so we’re sharing details on how to access the falls from below. You can even take an icy plunge beneath them.

Skelwith Force might not be the biggest waterfall in the Lake District, but it’s both beautiful and powerful. The water flows through a narrow mossy chasm, which creates a bubbling mass of white water that is mesmerising to watch. We’re sharing how to get there via the easiest routes, as well as another waterfall you can walk to nearby.

Stanley Ghyll Waterfall is one of the most atmospheric in the Lake District. We’re sharing the quickest route to get there and what to expect along the way, including trail conditions and difficulty.

There aren’t many villages that can boast their own waterfall, but Ambleside is one of them. The stunning Stock Ghyll Force is located just a few minutes walk from the centre of the village and a must do for anyone visiting the area. We’re sharing how to get there and what to expect from the trail conditions.

Scale Force is a dramatic waterfall which flows into a narrow chasm. It’s one of the most atmospheric spots in the Lake District, with the huge mossy cliff walls that create a dark and mysterious air. We’re sharing how to get there and what to expect from the scramble into the gorge.