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North West England

Aira Force – Aira Beck Waterfalls loop from Ullswater

Hiking trails & Routes

North West England

Aira Force – Aira Beck Waterfalls loop from Ullswater

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Aira Force – Aira Beck Waterfalls loop from Ullswater

01:23

4.92km

100m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: May 17, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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Lake District National Park

Waypoints

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216 m

View of Ullswater and St Sunday Crag

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Ullswater has so many fine viewpoints that it is hard to say which is best. This one is surely hard to beat though. It gives a superb view of St …

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504 m

Giant Sitka Spruce at Aira Force

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cant miss this on the route. quite mesmerising

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580 m

Aire Beck Footbridge

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easier route than the stepping stones below

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918 m

Aira Force

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Aira Force is probably Lakeland's most famous waterfall. It is a spectacular sight, as it thunders down a ravine in one, great 65-foot (19.8 m) leap.

A great way to …

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1.35 km

Aira Beck Waterfalls

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Aira Beck is most famous for its 66-foot (20 m) waterfall, Aira Force. It's a sight that has been popular since Victorian times and is surrounded by a landscaped park …

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1.88 km

View of Ullswater from the Aira Force–Hind Crag path

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great view and perfect for a photo

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2.46 km

Aira Force Picnic Area and Car Park

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Place where you can start for a walk along the falls. You can also have a quiet picnic there.

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2.52 km

Aira Force and Gowbarrow Park Visitor Centre

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great walk if your in the area. can get busy though. can be accessed via boat and or car

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4.92 km

End point

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

2.85 km

1.20 km

360 m

298 m

179 m

Surfaces

1.78 km

1.55 km

1.20 km

360 m

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Sunday 31 May

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11°C

94 %

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