ShareDon’t miss a trip to the Taylor Gill Force to see fabulous streams and waterfalls set against a backdrop of stunning scenery.
At over 100 feet, Taylor Gill Force is one of the highest waterfalls in the Lake District National Park and certainly one of the most beautiful, it drops an impressive 140 feet into the Seathwaite Valley.
Start your walk from the village of Seathwaite and head up the valley towards Stockley Bridge and the Great End. There are a multitude of walking trails around Seathwaite, so a visit to Taylor Gill Force could be made part of a longer walk; or, a visit to the waterfall alone is a walk of around a mile, involving some climbing.
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