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Cash Force

Waterfall in Cumberland Eden

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Cash Force

Cash Burn
Cash Burn Credit: Malcolm Street

Cash Force, Cumberland (Waterfall) is a captivating natural wonder nestled in the Cumberland region of New South Wales, Australia. This picturesque waterfall is a part of the Cashs River, which flows through the scenic Cumberland State Forest.

Standing at an impressive height of approximately 10 meters (33 feet), Cash Force is a popular attraction for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike. The waterfall is known for its mesmerizing cascades, creating a stunning display of water rushing over rocks and plunging into the natural pool below. The sound of the water crashing against the rocks adds to the tranquil ambiance of the area.

To reach Cash Force, visitors can embark on a moderately challenging hike through the lush forest. The trail leading to the waterfall offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including vibrant flora and native wildlife. It is advisable to wear appropriate hiking shoes and carry water and snacks for the journey.

The area around Cash Force is ideal for picnicking and relaxation. There are well-maintained picnic spots with tables and benches, providing visitors with an opportunity to unwind and enjoy the serene atmosphere. The shady trees and the soothing sound of the waterfall make it a perfect spot for a quiet escape from the city hustle.

Overall, Cash Force, Cumberland (Waterfall) is a natural gem in the Cumberland region, offering visitors a chance to connect with nature and immerse themselves in the beauty of the Australian wilderness.

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Cash Force Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.742347/-2.4666543 or Grid Reference NY7038. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cash Burn
Cash Burn
Cash Force Waterfall Not the easiest waterfall to get to but well worth it if you manage to get there. On one of our visits we found a Dippers nest behind the waterfall.
Cash Force Waterfall
Not the easiest waterfall to get to but well worth it if you manage to get there. On one of our visits we found a Dippers nest behind the waterfall.
Greencastle Looking from near Cash Force Waterfall.
Greencastle
Looking from near Cash Force Waterfall.
Cash Burn and Black Burn (confluence) Cash Burn and Black Burn merge to form Shield Water. Cash Force (waterfall) can be seen in the distance.
Cash Burn and Black Burn (confluence)
Cash Burn and Black Burn merge to form Shield Water. Cash Force (waterfall) can be seen in the distance.
Above Greenhill Sike The sike is in the trees. Cross Fell and Black Burn beyond.
Above Greenhill Sike
The sike is in the trees. Cross Fell and Black Burn beyond.
Looking east from Staneshaw Rigg
Looking east from Staneshaw Rigg
Cash Burn
Cash Burn
Plateau beneath Bullman Hills Viewed from the northerly of the two hills.
Plateau beneath Bullman Hills
Viewed from the northerly of the two hills.
Bullman Cleugh upper reaches With Cross Fell behind.
Bullman Cleugh upper reaches
With Cross Fell behind.
Looking east from Hound Hill
Looking east from Hound Hill
Greenhill Sike
Greenhill Sike
Hound Hill Looking west from a point about 200 yards west of the Staneshaw Rigg trig point.
Hound Hill
Looking west from a point about 200 yards west of the Staneshaw Rigg trig point.
Butts, Staneshaw Rigg
Butts, Staneshaw Rigg
Craglands Sike
Craglands Sike
Bullman Hills The southern of the two hillocks that rise from a plateau beneath Cross Fell. Viewed from the west.
Bullman Hills
The southern of the two hillocks that rise from a plateau beneath Cross Fell. Viewed from the west.
Moorland beside Swarth Beck This view looks across the valleys of Black Burn and the South Tyne. Swarth Beck is one of the few "becks" to the north of the Tees and to the east of the main Pennine watershed. This part of Cumbria tends to use the "burn" instead. This part of the county, due to its physical geography, has many northeastern influences.
Moorland beside Swarth Beck
This view looks across the valleys of Black Burn and the South Tyne. Swarth Beck is one of the few "becks" to the north of the Tees and to the east of the main Pennine watershed. This part of Cumbria tends to use the "burn" instead. This part of the county, due to its physical geography, has many northeastern influences.
Track above Swarth Beck To the right is a shooting hut on Ousby Fell. Its slate roof is highlighted by the frost.
Track above Swarth Beck
To the right is a shooting hut on Ousby Fell. Its slate roof is highlighted by the frost.
Shooting hut, Ousby Fell The view looks across the valley of Black Burn to Greencastle with the South Tyne valley beyond. The track, which climbs towards Raehow End, was very muddy but luckily frozen quite solidly.
Shooting hut, Ousby Fell
The view looks across the valley of Black Burn to Greencastle with the South Tyne valley beyond. The track, which climbs towards Raehow End, was very muddy but luckily frozen quite solidly.
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Cash Force is located at Grid Ref: NY7038 (Lat: 54.742347, Lng: -2.4666543)

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: Eden

Police Authority: Cumbria

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