Tilberthwaite Gill

Tilberthwaite Gill is a rocky stream running down a gorge that is very steep in places and contains a number of waterfalls.

Rydal Falls

Hebblethwaite Hall Gill

Hebblethwaite Hall Gill is remarkable for a series of small waterfalls by the ruins of an old mill. Situated at the bottom of a small ravine the ruins are of stone-built buildings with a few sections of wall still upstanding.

Styhead Gill Waterfalls

There are a number of small waterfalls on the Styhead Gill before it reaches the big one.

Taylorgill Force

A massive and impressive waterfall just before the Styhead Gill flows into the River Derwent.

Aira Force

A popular tourist attraction, Aira Force is a great waterfall. The Aira Beck descends various falls and deep rocky troughs before reaching the main fall, Aira Force.

Hell Gill Force

A large waterfall over a deep and round basin below the Wild Boar Fell.

Force Jumb

A small waterfall in a very narrow rock gorge on the River Kent at Kentmere.

Levens Force

A waterfall over wide but shallow shelf across the River Kent.

Basin Ghyll

A difficult to view but often impressive waterfall over a step in the River Kent beside Force Lane.

Dungeon Ghyll

From the southern face of Harrison Stickle in Great Langdale the impressive 40 foot Dungeon Ghyll waterfall flows.

Pull Beck

Pull Beck at Pull Scar is an interesting area, very difficult to ascend the beck is in a steep ravine but there is supposedly a large waterfall hidden from view at the top.

Skelwith Force

A small waterfall in a rocky section of the river Brathay before it enters Windermere.

Ibbeth Peril

Ibbeth Peril, 'The Witches Pool', waterfall and cave along the River Dee near Cowgill

Cautley Spout

A giant waterfall on the Cautley Holme Beck as it plunges down Cautley Crag.