This is a great trail, so much to see, the place is beautiful. Yes there is a charge to get in but this also includes your car parking space, I really didn’t want to pay to get in but to be honest I would pay it again to see all the waterfalls. The trail is easy to follow and there are lots of steps to climb throughout so can be strenuous in places. My 9 & 11 year olds managed it without too much moaning! Love the ice-cream truck half way round, we opted for a latte, hot chocolate & a Yorkshire tea. Took us around 2 hours 45 mins.

We have visited twice within the last couple of years. We thoroughly enjoyed the walk, very scenic, nice soundscape of various birds and waterfalls. Both times we had ice cream at the top of the hill from the ice cream van (hot drinks available). On this occasion (March 2024) we had a nice chat with the local man in the ticket booth as it wasn't busy, nice to have some recommendations from someone local of where to go during our stay, made us feel very welcome. The walk requires good sturdy walking shoes or boots and has many steps and a hill walk. I'd give the experience 5/5 however, £10 per person is a bit steep. It was okay for us as a couple on holiday for a treat however I can see how this would make the walk inaccessible for families, regular visitors or those with limited spends. I wonder if they could do a discount for locals / discount out of the holiday season / half their prices, I'm sure all the reviews would be 5/5 if pricing was sorted.

Great walk. Challenging in places. Wear suitable footwear and take a waterproof. Quite exposed at one point. Toilets , two snack shops and an ice cream van were also on the route.

We visited here with the family and the dog. Lots of parking and suitable toilets. Both in the carpark and around the walk. It's a 4.5 mile walk and took us around 3 hours with ice cream stop half way round. The walking is very uneven and not suitable if your not good on feet but what you woukd expect. The walk is stunning and well maintained. The waterfalls was in full flow with all the rain recently. Great walk and cost £40 for 3 adults and 2 children. The labrador is free !! Well recommend this stunning walk

A very enjoyable close to 3 hours walk around the waterfalls. A friendly welcome and good sized free car park. The walk itself is largely up to begin and then of course largely down at the end. With slightly dodgy knees the route back was more challenging than the climb. Some fantastic views and an ice cream van serving drinks halfway round. Only shame for us was a large group of kids were there before us and we decided to press onto the farm and get a coffee there. Unfortunately whilst the toilets were open the coffee place wasn’t. There is a long stretch of open path between the up and down and after finishing the walk you have to make your way through the town back to the car park. That said the village was lovely and had a fish and chip shop, pub and ice cream parlour so plenty to use if you are not in a hurry 4/5 as whilst the walk was lovely there could have been a bit more info on the site as you went around and also maker posts letting you know how far you had gone would have been useful. Others have moaned about the £10 fee but for us 3 hours lovely walking (challenging in parts) and no car park costs it was great value and we were delighted we did it

Really great walk, even in rainy March weather. Took us just over 2 hours. It can be strenuous at times with the amount of steps but the views are most definitely worth it! Toilets at the start and halfway round too. As for the entrance fee, it is what it is to enjoy a nice day out with friends/family. Highly recommended the Wheatsheaf pub in the village at the end of the trail!

Was staying in Ingleton so walked to the falls. Weather a bit gloomy but waterfalls in full flow and it wasn’t too busy so we were able to go at a nice pace. Quite a challenging walk/hike, lots of steps and uneven areas. Personally I think that £10 each was a bit steep. Would have been happier paying £5/6 each….we stayed in the area for a week and other walks (Malham) cost us nothing!

Had a few hours to waste in ingleton and decided to do this walk. It's not too hard near the end can be tad confusing the views are amazing along with with all the water. Half way through the walk was an ice-cream van with a Brazilian bloke working in it. Seeing an ice cream van in the middle of the dales with nobody in sight felt like a monty python sketch

We walked to the start of the falls as we were staying in a B&B not far away. It's a shame you don't get a bit of a discount for arriving and not needing to park a car. However we were warmly greeted and paid our ten pounds each. You can't get lost as its a circular trail that brings you out at Ingleton village. This suited us as we didn't have to walk right back to the start as we didn't have a car to collect. Amazing views, slightly challenging at times for a 61 and 71 yr old however it's certainly do-able. General info states that the trail takes around 2 - 4 hours. However it took us five as we stopped for ice cream , loads of photos and to sit and just watch the water flow. We went to the stepping stones which thankfully we 'd been told how to find by the B&B hosts. They are easy to miss as area not visible at Beezley farm. Great day and well worth a trip. Money well spent as there is a lot of land to upkeep.

Stunning experience. Each of the waterfalls would have been worth the walk alone. The overall experience is wonderful. We loved seeing so many families enjoy the experience. The walk is a good long walk and we didn't rush.