Aysgarth
Falls is one of my favourite locations within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and one
of the most exciting to visit, especially after times of heavy
rainfall when the falls increase in force and splendour. A short
riverside walk
of less than one mile links the upper, middle and lower falls and there
are suitable viewing areas from where you can
get close to the action and capture some memorable photographs. On
this page are a selection of thumbnail images depicting Aysgarth
Falls.
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here.
Aysgarth
lies in Wensleydale and stands on the river Ure where the water tumbles
over broad limestone rocks creating the Aysgarth Falls. The upper
falls were featured in the Kevin Costner film 'Robin Hood - Prince of
Thieves'. For visitors there is
ample car parking within Aysgarth village and at the National Trust centre
adjacent to Aysgarth Falls.
