A picturesque waterfall located in the North Pennines, England, surrounded by lush greenery and rugged landscape. The waterfall cascades down a rocky slope, creating a misty veil that rises into the air. The roar of the water is soothing, and the area is perfect for hiking and exploring.
The name of this waterfall is not Blakehopeburnhaugh although I think it is near such a place. The place Google has it marked is not near the river. There is however a lovely waterfall nearby which looks like the photos people have posted. It is called hindhopelinn waterfall. There is a track through the woods to it.
It's a nice waterfall, but the directons were not clear. Follow the Hindhope Linn trail to reach there. See the pictures along with this review.
A lovely walk in the countryside and then the waterfall. Sad to see so many trees harvested, but I suppose they are a crop that has grown for 70 years. You need good shoes and to be able to manage the uneven ground and steps
Worth a visit and not far to walk. Easy going but could be harder if raining
I'm unsure if this waterfall is actually Hindhope Linn (4*) or a little down that river where there is a small drop slanted drop off. Either way, following the orange arrows and voila.
Pleasant walk up through the woods on a well made path and a very nice little waterfall to see. Unfortunately due to the winter storms the walk is currently an out and back dead end because of fallen trees.
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids
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The name of this waterfall is not Blakehopeburnhaugh although I think it is near such a place. The place Google has it marked is not near the river. There is however a lovely waterfall nearby which looks like the photos people have posted. It is called hindhopelinn waterfall. There is a track through the woods to it.
It's a nice waterfall, but the directons were not clear. Follow the Hindhope Linn trail to reach there. See the pictures along with this review.
A lovely walk in the countryside and then the waterfall. Sad to see so many trees harvested, but I suppose they are a crop that has grown for 70 years. You need good shoes and to be able to manage the uneven ground and steps
Worth a visit and not far to walk. Easy going but could be harder if raining
I'm unsure if this waterfall is actually Hindhope Linn (4*) or a little down that river where there is a small drop slanted drop off. Either way, following the orange arrows and voila.
Pleasant walk up through the woods on a well made path and a very nice little waterfall to see. Unfortunately due to the winter storms the walk is currently an out and back dead end because of fallen trees.
