Where is Gastack Beck Waterfall?
Deepdale's rugged limestone hills in the northwestern corner of the Yorkshire Dales conceal this secluded cascade. Walkers often hit upon the spot when traversing the narrow country lanes running out from Dent village.

What type of place is Gastack Beck Waterfall?
Gastack Beck Waterfall is a natural double-tiered cascade in the northwest Yorkshire Dales.

When is the best time to visit Gastack Beck Waterfall?
Spring through to autumn offers the most rewarding conditions for checking out the cascades. Autumn rainstorms particularly fill the river channel, which creates a much more dramatic flow over the limestone steps.

What can you do at Gastack Beck Waterfall?
Wild swimming enthusiasts frequently pack a swimsuit to enjoy a cold dip in the deep natural rock basin. Hikers also enjoy photographing the tumbling water from the roadside or taking in the crisp mountain air.

How long should I spend at Gastack Beck Waterfall?
Allowing about thirty minutes gives you plenty of time to admire the falls and snap a few photos. People looking to swim or combine the stop with a longer hill walk will naturally want to stay longer.

Where do I park at Gastack Beck Waterfall?
Vehicles can use the four available spaces near the site, which provide four overnight parking spots. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I eat near Gastack Beck Waterfall?
The George and Dragon in Dent, The Station Inn at Ribblehead, and The Old Hill Inn at Ingleton offer three spots to grab a meal nearby. Full details are available on the UK Hidden Gems app.

Where can I stay near Gastack Beck Waterfall?
There are no staycation spots recorded immediately near Gastack Beck Waterfall, check the UK Hidden Gems app for the nearest options.