Vivid autumn colours and reflections in this autumnal view of Cotter Force, on Cotterdale Beck, near Hawes, Wensleydale within the Yorkshire Dales National Park
High Force Waterfall, Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB, as seen from the Pennine Way long distance footpath in early summer sunshine.
Springtime at Low Force Waterfall, Teesdale, from the Pennine Way long distance footpath. The river is very low in this photo due to many weeks without significant rainfall.
A panoramic view of Low Force Waterfall, Upper Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB, taken in spring
Panoramic view of High Force Waterfall, Teesdale, within North Pennines AONB, as seen from the Pennine Way long distance footpath in summer sunshine.
Small waterfalls can be just as attractive as larger more powerful ones. This one on moorland near Ettersgill in Upper Teesdale is an example. It was taken on private land with access by kind permision of the farmer.
A panoramic view of Low Force Waterfall, Upper Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB, taken in autumn
A picturesque little waterfall on Ettersgill Beck, Upper Teesdale within the North Pennines AONB. After several weeks with no significant rain, the water leven in the beck is very low.
The Upper Falls on the River Ure at Aysgarth, Wensleydale, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. This is one of three famous waterfalls at this location, the others being the Middle Falls and Lower Falls. This picture was taken in spring, 2018 with the river exceptionally low after a long period with little on no rainfall.
The Lower Falls on the River Ure at Aysgarth, Wensleydale, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. This is one of three famous waterfalls at this location, the others being the Middle Falls and Upper Falls. This picture was taken in spring, 2018 with the river exceptionally low after a long period with little on no rainfall.
The Middle Falls on the River Ure at Aysgarth, Wensleydale, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. This is one of three famous waterfalls at this location, the others being the Upper Falls and Lower Falls. This picture was taken in spring, 2018 with the river exceptionally low after a long period with little on no rainfall.
An unnamed waterfall on Bow Lee Beck, Upper Teesdale, frequently mistaken for Summerhill Force which is about 1/2 mile further upstream.
Vivid autumn colours at this beauty spot on the River Tees at Low Force Waterfall within the North Pennones AONB. The brown colouring in the water comes from peat washed down off the moors. The Pennine Way long distance footpath passes this point.
Blea Beck cascades over this waterfall shortly before it joins the River Tees. It is situated about 1/2 mile upstream from High Force, Upper Teesdale, and can be seen from the Pennine Way long distance footpath which runs past it
Summerhill Force Waterfall on Bow Lee Beck, Upper Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB. The recess to the right of the fall is known as Gibson's cave, allegedly the hideout of a 16c outlaw on the run from the authorities in Barnard Castle. Taken on a fine early spring morning, March 2019.
Blea Beck tumbles over this picturesque waterfall shortly before it meets the River Tees, about 1/2 mile upstream from High Force, Teesdale. The Pennine Way long distance footpath passes close by.
A picturesque scene on Ettersgill Beck, Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB, taken in March in strong early spring sunshine and a deep blue sky.
An attractive cascade on Langdon Beck in early spring sunshine. Fat buds on an overhanging Horse Chestnut tree indicate spring is imminent
Vivid autumn colours, strong sunshine and a swollen River Tees combine to make a dramatic scene at Low Force Waterfall, Upper Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB. This scene was taken from the Pennine Way long distance footpath which runs past this spot
Low Force Waterfall on the River Tees, Upper Teesdale within the North Pennines AONB. Taken 27 minutes after sunrise on the summer solstice 2019
Strong winter sunshine and the remnants of an earlier snowfall highlight this scene on Ettersgill Beck, Upper Teesdale within the North Pennines AONB
Sleightholme Beck at East Mellwaters Farm, near Bowes, Teesdale. Overnight thunderstorms and heavy rain have swollen the beck. Peat washed of the moors creates the brown colouring in the water.
Sleightholme Beck at East Mellwaters Farm, near Bowes, Teesdale. Overnight thunderstorms and heavy rain have swollen the beck. Peat washed of the moors creates the brown colouring in the water.
Unnamed waterfall in spate on Ettersgill Beck, Upper Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB. Prolonged rain the previous day has swollen the beck, peat washed off the moors creates the brown colouring in the water. A very brief burst of sunshine with a dark sky background adds some drama.
Low Force waterfall on the River Tees at Bowlees, Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB, in strong autumn sunshine under a cloudless deep blue sky. The Pennine Way long distance footpath passes this beauty spot to the left of the waterfall.
An autumnal view of Bow Lee Beck leading to Summerhill Force Waterfall at Bowlees, Upper Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB.
Thinning high cloud produces bright shadowless lighing and vivid autumn colours in this view of the Upper Falls on the River Ure at Aysgarth, Wensleydale, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Thinning high cloud produces bright shadowless lighing and vivid autumn colours in this view of the Middle Falls on the River Ure at Aysgarth, Wensleydale, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Thinning high cloud produces bright shadowless lighing and vivid autumn colours in this view of the Lower Falls on the River Ure at Aysgarth, Wensleydale, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Strong sunshine and vivid autumn colours in the view of High Force waterfall, Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB. Taken from the viewpoint on the Pennine Way long distance footpath whih passes to the left of the waterfall.
Bright sunshine and a good sky on Low Force waterfall on the River Tees at Bowlees, Upper Teesdale. Taken on the Winter Solstice, 22 December 2019
Dramatic lighting highlights this unnamed waterfall on Ettersgill Beck, Upper Teesdale, within the North Pennines AONB
Flat calm conditions after a thoroughly wet and miserable previous day allow the overnight mist and fog to gradually lift off High Force waterfall creating a mystical effect. Taken from the viewpoint on the Pennine Way long distance footpath on a damp morning in late November.
Wintry sunshine as the clouds start to break creating a bright interval on Low Force Waterfall, Teesdale.
Wintry sunshine as the clouds start to break creating a bright interval on Low Force Waterfall, Teesdale. Taken from a viewpoint on the Pennine Way long distance footpath.
A brightish interval puts a bit of light onto High Force waterfall, under a stormy sky, in spate after Storm Brendan, January 2020. Taken from the viewpoint on the Pennine Way long distance footpath.
A short way upstream from Low Force on the River Tees is this attractive cascade, known as Salmon Leap Falls. It is not visible from the Pannine Way footpath along the riverbank as it lies on the far side of spit of land which becomes an island unless the river is at normal levels. Taken in January 2020, winter brightness provides some foreground illumination under a meancing sky.
A panoramic view of a swollen River Tees flowing over the horseshoe shaped cascade just above the main Low Force waterfall in strong early spring sunshine. Taken from the Pennine Way long distance footpath which runs past the falls at this point.
A swollen River Tees thunders over Low Force Waterfall, Upper Teesdale, in strong early spring sunshine
The spectacular cascade of Cauldron Snout waterfall on the river Tees high in the North Pennines AONB, as seen from the Pennine Way long distance footpath which passes to the side of it.
Summer at Low Force waterfall taken from the Pennine Way at Wynch Bridge, Bowlees, Upper Teesdale
A considerably swollen River Tees thunders over the cascades at Whorlton in very strong late summer sunshine. The brown colouring (like liquid coffee jars perhaps) comes from peat washed off the moors further upstream.
Ettersgill Beck swollen by heavy rain from Storm Francis the previous day. Ftattened grass on both sides of the fall shows the height the beck reached.
Low Force Waterfall on the River Tees, Upper Teesdale in strong early autumn sunshine. The river level is up slightly after a wet day the day before. The brown colouring comes from peat washed off the moors. The Pennine Way long distance footpath passes to the left of these falls.
Ettersgill Beck, swollen after a wet previous day, tumbles over this picturesque waterfall in strong autumn sunshine.
After a wet night, East Gill thunders over this waterfall at Keld, Swaledale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The Pennine Way and Coast to Coast footpaths intersect close to this beauty spot.
Walden Beck tumbles over this easily accessible pictureseque waterfall just outside the village of West Burton, Wensleydale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The beck is swollen after heavy rain a couple of days earlier.
A pictureseque small waterfall and pool in Upper Teesdale in very strong spring sunshine. Taken on private land with access by kind permission of the farmer.
High Force Waterfall in Upper Teesdale in spring sunshine, from the viewpoint on the Pennine Way long distance footpath.
Heavy overnight rain has swollen the River Tees as it comes over the hosreshoe shaped cascade just above the main Low Force waterfall. Taken from the Pennine Way long distance footpath which runs past this spot.
Strong sunshine and autumn tints in this view of an unnamed waterfall on Ettersgill Beck. Possibly the nicest small waterfall in the whole of Teesdale.
Autumn colours and a swollen River Swale at Richmond, North Yorkshire
A clearing sky provides bright diffused sunlight and lights up the vivid autumn wooded riverbanks at High Force Waterfall. Taken from the viewpoint on the Pennine Way long distance footpath which passes to the left of the waterfall.
A vivid rainbow over Low Force Waterfall, Teesdale
A vertical panoramic show of Low Force Waterfall, Teesdale, taken from the Pennine Way at Wynch Bridge in very strong early spring sunshine under a cloudless blue sky.
A lovely waterfall on Marske Beck near Orgate Farm in strong spring sunshine. Taken on private property with access by kind permission of the farmer.
Blea Beck Force waterfall in Upper Teesdale on a fine early summer afternoon. It is situated just off the Pennine Way long distance footpath, about 1/2 mile upstream from High Force on the River Tees, opposite Force Garth Quarry.
A short way up the River Tees from Low Force is this cascade, known as the Salmon Leap.
Sunshine breaking through onto High Force waterfall as the overnight cloud cover starts to clear. Taken from the viewpoint on the Pennine Way long distance footpath.
A brief patch of very strong sunshine lights up Low Force Waterfall in dramatic conditions against a dark sky. The Pennine Way long distance footpath passes to the left of the waterfall.
Vivid autumn colours, strong sunshine and a super sky in this view of a swollen River Tees at High Force Waterfall. Taken from the viewpoint on the Pennine Way long distance footpath which passes to the left of the waterfall.
Very strong sunshine and autumn colours highlights a swollen River Tees at Low Force Waterfall on a blustery day. The brown colouration in the water as caused by peat from the fells. The Pennine Way long distance footpath passes to the left of the waterfall.
A very swollen Walden Beck thunders over Cauldron Force waterfall in pale watery autumn sunshine. West Burton, Wensleydale, Yorkshire Dales National Park.
A swollen River Tees thunders over Low Force waterfall next to the Pennine Way long distance footpath. A little watery sun provides some foreground brightness.
Strong low angled winter sunshine on Low Force waterfall. The Tees is swollen after a wet previous day. Christmas Eve 2022
A very cold Bow Lee Beck leading to Summerhill Force waterfall.
East Gill Force waterfall at Keld in Upper Swaledale. The Pennine Way long distance footpath passes close to the left and top of the fall where it meets the Coast to Coast long distance footpath.
A 3-shot HDR image of a very cold and icy Summerhill Force Waterfall and Gibson's Cave.
