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Taylor Gill Force




OS GRid Ref:- NY2210

Taylor Gill ForceDramatic Taylor Gill Force is situated at Stockley Bridge, Seathwaite, on the path between Seathwaite and Sty Head, at the head of the beautiful Borrowdale Valley. Seathwaite Gill drops an impressive 140 feet into the Seathwaite Valley amidst pine clad hillsides.

Taylor Gill ForceTo reach the waterfall involves around a half a mile walk, involving some climbing, from the car park at the village of Seathwaite. There is no charge for use of the car park.

The waterfall is situated on property which is owned by the National Trust. The main footpath to the high peaks of Great Gable, Scafell and Great End runs up the right hand side of the force. The water flows from Sprinkling tarn which lies around 530ft higher up on Seathwaite Fell. it continues past Seathwaite before flowing on into Borrowdale Valley.

The village has a tea shop were refreshments can be purchased.









Images courtesy of Michael Graham and Ben Gamble




Waterfalls of Cumbria

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