Best waterfalls in the U.K. ?

[Lardlizard]

Kids been learning about rivers and waterfalls yet we’ve never taken them to any ever 😵

Need a rough location!! The ones I would recommend are off limits at the moment unless you are local to them....

swallow falls (north wales)
Aber falls (north wales, I am from Aber and it’s is beautiful)
Grey Mares Tail (Scotland)

Enjoy (when you can!!)

Ingelton falls

Aira Force in Cumbria.

Aira force is beautiful, ullswater in the lake district.

The four waterfalls walk in the Brecon Beacons - you can walk under one of them! It’s closed at the moment though

High Force on the Tees

(near Middleton-in-Teasdale)

Catrigg Foss

www.visitnpt.co.uk/1806

The ingleton waterfall walk in Yorkshire is lovely.

Some amazing ones all over the Lake District. Skelworth force isn’t nice.

As a kid I went to a great one where you could walk behind it. Wish I could remember where....May have been Wales. We went to Wales a lot.

@JacobReesMogadishu

The ingleton waterfall walk in Yorkshire is lovely.

Some amazing ones all over the Lake District. Skelworth force isn’t nice.

As a kid I went to a great one where you could walk behind it. Wish I could remember where....May have been Wales. We went to Wales a lot.

Skelworth Force is nice!

Pistyll Rhaeadr - another Welsh one.

Oh I’ve just seen Scrappy’s post and after googling I think it must have been the 4 waterfalls walk. It was amazing going behind it.

Swallow Falls in North Wales - used to go all of the time as a child

So many in Yorkshire. That's where I'd head. But Ingleton falls is a wonderful day out.

Rhaeadr Ddu is very a easily accessible and lovely wooded walk. This dry summer isn’t the best time for waterfall walks though, they’re best done in late winter/early spring with a sturdy pair of wellingtons on!

Which ever one you decide to visit , be aware that they will be more dramatic when there has been a lot of rain . During very dry spells they will be much less .

Ingleton were stunning!! so many waterfalls....i was only expecting one or two! must have been more than ten

Water Breaks its Neck just over the Welsh Border can be very dramatic after heavy rain.

Linhope Spout in the Breamish Valley is spectacular. Whereabouts in the country are you @Lardlizard?

Brecon Beacon waterfall walk!

Thanks for all these ideas I’ll be googling later I think a trip will help lock in the things the kids have been learning

If they are learning about how they are formed then maybe a smaller one they can get up close to might be better?
We have a lovely local one where I am and you can get right behind it and paddle in the pool at the bottom. Because it's only small it's totally safe.