North Yorkshire
Parks and nature reserves in Ingleton
Ingleton Waterfalls Trail is the one place for parks and nature reserves in Ingleton that we've checked. If none of these suit, there's more parks and nature reserves in 10 nearby towns further down the page.
Questions parents ask
- How long should we allow for the walk?
- The trail takes between two and a half and four hours to complete, depending on your fitness levels and whether you are walking or strolling. The total length is four and a half miles.
- Can I do this walk with a toddler in a buggy?
- The trail follows a well-defined footpath as close to the river edge as possible. We haven't confirmed whether buggies are manageable on this terrain, so it's worth contacting the venue before visiting with a young child.
- Is there food and drink available on the trail?
- There are Falls Cafe and a Refreshment Kiosk in the car park, and another refreshments kiosk at Falls Park along the trail. You can also bring a picnic to enjoy in the picnic area.
- What should I know about visiting in bad weather?
- For safety reasons the trail closes in extreme weather conditions. It's worth ringing the ticket office before your visit if the forecast looks poor to check whether it will be open.
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