Small Waterfall above Slape Wath by munki-boy
Slape Wath Waterfall
Slape Wath Waterfall is in The Yorkshire Dales National Park in England.
A tiny waterfall on the Whitfield beck at a good place to cross the river, just downstream from the much larger Whitfield Gill Force.
The riverbed over which Slape Wath Waterfall flows is interesting as the bedding is so much like horizontal blocks as to look almost like a built wall.
Created: 22 May 2019 Edited: 29 November 2023
Slape Wath Waterfall
Slape Wath Waterfall LiDAR Map
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Local History around Slape Wath Waterfall
There are some historic monuments around including:
Enclosures on Greenber EdgeSir Francis Level ore works, Gunnerside Gill, west of Winterings PasturesStony Raise cairn, Greenber Edge.Ring cairn 580m west of Askrigg churchSargill ore hearth lead smelt mill, on North Rigg, 340m south east of Sargill Lead MineRing cairn on Force Ing, west of Whitfield GillCairn on Green Scar, 470m SE of New BridgeCairn on Addlebrough Hill including cup marked boulders.Bainbridge Roman fort and annexeBow Bridge 90m east of Bowbridge HillBainbridge slight univallate hillfort.
