Beezley Falls

Beezley Falls is a waterfall near the village of Ingleton in North Yorkshire, inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It sits on the River Doe and forms one stop on the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, a circular walk that starts and ends in the village. Walkers also know it as the Triple Spout, because the water drops in three side-by-side streams.

Where is Beezley Falls?

The falls lie in the lower part of the River Doe valley, at roughly 54.17 N, 2.45 W. The trail first follows the River Twiss, passes Beezley Farm and then drops to the banks of the Doe, where the falls tumble through woodland. Ingleton is one of the gateways to the Dales, so reaching it by car or bus from nearby towns is easy.

What will you see?

The falls themselves are a wide, three-part cascade set in a wooded gorge. Along the same loop you also pass Pecca Falls, Hollybush Spout, Snow Falls and Thornton Force, which drops about 14 m over a limestone ledge. The trail's official material describes a route of around 4.5 miles (about 7 km) with a climb of roughly 170 m. Beezley Farm, about halfway round, has a snack stop and toilets.

Do you need a ticket?

Yes. The path crosses private land run by the Ingleton Scenery Company, so an entry fee applies. The 2026 leaflet lists £11 for adults (16 and over) and £5.50 for children under 16. Older web pages show lower prices, so confirm the current rate before you travel. Ticket holders get limited free parking.

When should you go?

The trail opens daily from 9:00, while the last entry depends on the season. From April to August it is 19:00, in March and from September to October 16:00, and from November to February 14:30. Plan on 2.5 to 4 hours for the whole circuit, and finish it in daylight. The trail can shut in extreme weather. The falls look their best after heavy rain, though the paths turn slippery then.

How should you prepare?

Wear footwear with good grip, as the route has stone steps, tree roots and steep sections. It is not suitable for pushchairs or limited mobility along its whole length. Bring water and a warm layer. Weekends and school holidays get busy, so start soon after opening.

Frequently asked questions

Can I see Beezley Falls without paying?

No. The falls are on the private trail land, which charges admission.

How long does the walk take?

The full loop past Beezley Falls takes 2.5 to 4 hours at an easy pace, stops at the waterfalls included.

Are there toilets and refreshments nearby?

Yes. Toilets are at Broadwood car park and at Beezley Farm, where you can also buy snacks.

Is the trail suitable for children?

For older children, yes, if they can manage several kilometres on uneven ground. The trail also offers a children's activity challenge for a small extra charge.