North Lancashire offers some great hiking and walking routes that take in some of the best waterfall views in the county. From woodland paths to stunning waterfall viewpoints, these local walk are not to be missed. Whether you’re seeking a family-friendly stroll or a more challenging hike, here are our favourite walking trails in and near North Lancashire with waterfalls.
Fairy Glen Circular
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Fairy Glen Circular is a must-visit for nature lovers, offering plenty of opportunities for bird watching along its 6.4km route. The journey treats visitors to striking views as they walk along the Leeds and Liverpool canal, passing through woodlands before reaching the iconic Fairy Glen. This circular walk is the perfect blend of natural beauty and tranquillity, making it an ideal choice for anyone seeking a peaceful hike in North Lancashire.
Ingleton Waterfalls Walking Loop
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The Ingleton Waterfall trail is a 4.5-mile loop that guides you through oak forests and past a sequence of stunning waterfalls, such as the impressive Thornton force. While strolling along this walking route, you’ll also get to see the local flora and encounter various wildlife.
Beezleys Falls Hiking Trail
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The Beezley Falls Loop is a delightful walking trail that goes through Thacking Lane and typically takes just over 2 hours to complete. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to discover other breathtaking waterfalls, including Snow Falls, Baxengthyll Gorge, Pecca Falls, and more.
Scaleber Force Waterfall Walking Route
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The path to Scaleber Force Waterfall trail is suitable for families and those with dogs. It’s under a mile long, making it perfect for anyone looking for a relaxed stroll and stunning views. The trail offers an ideal opportunity for a leisurely walk amidst nature, allowing visitors to enjoy the beauty around them.
Aira Force Circular
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The Aira Force Circular trail is a moderately challenging route, offering stunning woodland areas and striking scenery throughout. Be mindful of the weather conditions, as it can be quite slippery and rough at times. Despite this, the trail’s breathtaking views and the impressive 65-foot tall waterfall make the effort absolutely worthwhile.
Stanley Ghyll Force Trail
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The Stanley Ghyll Force Trail boasts natural beauty, featuring the impressive 40-foot Stanley Ghyll Force waterfall. Visitors can also enjoy the charm of the historic village of Boot and its lovely surroundings. There’s also the opportunity to go on the nearby Ravenglass and Eskdale Light Railway, which provides a unique opportunity for exploring the area from a different perspective.
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