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A view of the impressive falls at Aysgarth has been made possible because of a purpose-built footpath from the car park to the middle falls. Here there is a viewing platform for wheelchair users. The gate is wide and easy to open and there are benches along the way.
There is also a track through Freeholders’ Wood, which is stile free but it is unsurfaced and suitable only for a powered wheelchair. At the end of this track you turn around and retrace your steps.
This is a Miles without Stiles walk created by the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
FAQS
What facilities are there?
There is a café in the visitor centre as well as disabled toilets (RADAR).
Where Do I Park?
The Yorkshire Dales
National Park Car Park (grid reference SE 011 887).
What map do I need?
Wensleydale & SwaledaleOL30
Getting there:
From Leyburn follow the A684 towards Hawes. Turn right at the Aysgarth Falls Hotel signposted Carperby and Aysgarth Falls. The Aysgarth Falls National Park Centre is over the bridge on the left-hand side.