Ash Force

Waterfall in Yorkshire Richmondshire

England

Ash Force

The Pennine Way near Northern Stamp
The Pennine Way near Northern Stamp Credit: Dave Kelly

Ash Force, Yorkshire, also known as Ash Force Waterfall, is a stunning natural attraction located in the heart of the North York Moors National Park, England. This picturesque waterfall is situated on the River May Beck, near the village of Littlebeck.

Ash Force is renowned for its beauty and tranquility, attracting visitors from far and wide. The waterfall cascades down a series of limestone steps, creating a mesmerizing spectacle of rushing water and mist. The crystal-clear water tumbles over moss-covered rocks, surrounded by lush greenery and towering trees, adding to its enchanting charm.

Access to Ash Force is through a peaceful woodland path that winds its way through the idyllic Littlebeck Valley. The walk to the waterfall is approximately one mile long, offering visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area. The path is well-maintained and suitable for most fitness levels, making it accessible to a wide range of visitors.

Ash Force is a popular spot for nature lovers, hikers, and photographers. The tranquil ambiance and stunning scenery make it an ideal location for picnics, leisurely walks, and capturing memorable photographs. Visitors can also explore the surrounding area, with its diverse wildlife and rich flora.

It is important to note that while Ash Force Waterfall is a beautiful attraction, visitors should exercise caution when visiting. The rocks around the waterfall can be slippery, especially during wet weather, so sturdy footwear is recommended. Additionally, visitors are advised to respect the natural environment and take any litter with them, ensuring the beauty of Ash Force is preserved for future generations.

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Ash Force Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.356421/-2.2615133 or Grid Reference SD8395. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Pennine Way near Northern Stamp
The Pennine Way near Northern Stamp
Cotterdale
Cotterdale
A large recent clear-cut in Cotterdale
A large recent clear-cut in Cotterdale
Pennine Way , Black Hill Moss
Pennine Way , Black Hill Moss
At Crag End Beacon
At Crag End Beacon
Heading up Great Shunner Fell
Heading up Great Shunner Fell
Forestry road, Blaescar Rigg, Cotterdale
Forestry road, Blaescar Rigg, Cotterdale
New tree planting, Cotterdale East The trees in the plastic tubes are native deciduous trees so a more natural woodland will eventually be created here.
New tree planting, Cotterdale East
The trees in the plastic tubes are native deciduous trees so a more natural woodland will eventually be created here.
The edge of Cotterdale East Compare to Les Hull's photo from 2008 for changes over three years.
The edge of Cotterdale East
Compare to Les Hull's photo from 2008 for changes over three years.
Wet going on the Great Shunner Fell section of the Pennine Way The flag stones are sinking into the mire!
Wet going on the Great Shunner Fell section of the Pennine Way
The flag stones are sinking into the mire!
Barn by West Gill, Cotterdale Sunlit against the dark conifers of the Cotterdale West forest.
Barn by West Gill, Cotterdale
Sunlit against the dark conifers of the Cotterdale West forest.
Barn in Cotterdale A barn standing next to the East Gill Beck in Cotterdale.
Barn in Cotterdale
A barn standing next to the East Gill Beck in Cotterdale.
Cotterdale clearance Large areas of conifer plantations are being cleared in Cotterdale. This is quite common throughout the Dales at present. Odd patches of conifer are being left and mixed deciduous trees are being planted in the cleared areas.
Cotterdale clearance
Large areas of conifer plantations are being cleared in Cotterdale. This is quite common throughout the Dales at present. Odd patches of conifer are being left and mixed deciduous trees are being planted in the cleared areas.
Pennine Way near Bleak Haw
Pennine Way near Bleak Haw
Sandy Bottom Great Shunner Fell in the background
Sandy Bottom
Great Shunner Fell in the background
Pennine Way crosses Black Hill Moss Here the Pennine Way becomes paved
Pennine Way crosses Black Hill Moss
Here the Pennine Way becomes paved
Pennine Way approaches Crag End Beacon
Pennine Way approaches Crag End Beacon
Paved Pennine Way on approach to Great Shunner Fell
Paved Pennine Way on approach to Great Shunner Fell
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Ash Force is located at Grid Ref: SD8395 (Lat: 54.356421, Lng: -2.2615133)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Richmondshire

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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Located within 500m of 54.356421,-2.2615133
Natural: spring
Lat/Long: 54.3528323/-2.2642931
Ash Force
Waterway: waterfall
Width: 2.5
Lat/Long: 54.3563585/-2.2615264
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