Love this walk. Just far enough, you do need to be quite mobile and not good for young children or pushchairs. Views are breathtaking.

It was our first time going on one of these trails, although the weather wasn't all that great to start of with once we got going it stopped raining and turned out to be the most relaxing and beautiful places we have ever been to and the kids including the dog loved it. The waterfalls was lovely and the sound... More

Nice walk, although a bit pricey, the walk is well looked after and route is well sign posted so no chance of getting lost. Nice waterfalls. Walkway at time can be a bit narrow making it difficult to pass slower walkers. I went in may and early morning so it wasn't busy but I'm not sure I'd fancy it during... More

visited on a busy May bank holiday. Had to wait approx. half an hour to get onto the car park which was to be expected as we arrived at peak time on a peak day. Car park well marshalled and a family ticket for four of £14 not too bad. Considering the walk (approx. 4.5 miles) is very popular the... More

My husband and I visited the waterfalls with our dogs on may bank holiday and these are our thoughts: Parking and Costs: The walk is quite expensive £6 each, the organisation from the people taking the payment is very poor but I am assuming they are volunteers and not paid staff and so forgivable. Don't leave your ticket in he... More

the ingleton waterfalla trail is well worth a visit if your in the area, yes it will cost you £6, but large parts of the trail are on open common ground, and as previously stated, just start the walk from here and it will cost you nothing. i would avoid this place on a weekend or a bank holiday as... More

Staying in the area decided to do the trail. Did not think the £6 per person fair. Also as I was paying for my group, others walked and drove in without paying. Also of note is that some of the trail is on public right of way in any case. And you can simple walk in from the end direction... More

These waterfalls are well worth a visit. At £6 per adult it might seem a steep price but the route is very well managed and maintained. The only draw back this weekend was the muddy path. OK in boots but some trainers and children looked very muddy.

While the price of entry is a little steep (£6 per person - £14 for a family ticket) it is reasonable value, when you consider the amount of work needed for the upkeep of the area. Our visit was on the bank holiday weekend May 2013 - The Sunday was in keeping with the sort of weather we have been... More