Lynn Falls is a picturesque waterfall located in the heart of the Peak District National Park in Derbyshire, England. The falls consist of a series of cascades that flow from the River Lynn, which tumbles over moss-covered rocks and boulders, creating a mesmerizing display of natural beauty. The waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery and ancient woodland, adding to its tranquil and serene atmosphere. On a sunny day, the water sparkles like diamonds, and on a rainy day, the falls swell, creating a dramatic and thunderous display. The falls are easily accessible via a gentle walking trail, making it a popular spot for families, hikers, and nature lovers alike.
Never expect to see such a beautiful waterfall, great for a nice casual walk, great little spots to find with information about Lynn Glen around the walk. It has great history to it with Jungle origins which is an insane thing to think about when walking through it. I'd recommend going between November to March when the path is not as overgrown, but going any other time is completely fine and you get different experience each season!
Nice walk along both sides of the glen from the designated car park which has a picnic area next to it. There's a variety of carvings and fairy doors on trees along the way which engaged the kids.
What a lovely peaceful trail walk this was and the waterfall was so worth it highly recommend but be sure to have good foot wear though.
First visit to lynn Glen with a friend, it was amazing peaceful and beautiful waterfall. I would definitely go back again. Best is to wear a hiking boots. Around 45 minutes walk but it was worth it.
This place is amazing for adults and children, just keep them away from edge while walking. Waterfalls are beautiful, as is fairy trail,why not take some fairies with you and let the children place them in their own special place, or make them a fairy door to put on a tree This place is magical keep dogs on leash, wear walking boots as it can get slippy. Places to stop for a picture and picnic in better weather.
Beautiful place, I had a walk round with my partner. It is 1.3 miles round, and took about an hour. The walk goes up one side of the river to the Troll Bridge at the top, then back down the other side of the rived to the picnic area. The climb down to the river to get great pictures of the falls was tricky. It is steep and quite dangerous but worth it for some great pictures at the bottom. The car park is small, only takes about a dozen cars. The climb is steep in places, and would not suit someone disabled.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Hiking
Picnic tables
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Dogs allowed
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Never expect to see such a beautiful waterfall, great for a nice casual walk, great little spots to find with information about Lynn Glen around the walk. It has great history to it with Jungle origins which is an insane thing to think about when walking through it. I'd recommend going between November to March when the path is not as overgrown, but going any other time is completely fine and you get different experience each season!
Nice walk along both sides of the glen from the designated car park which has a picnic area next to it. There's a variety of carvings and fairy doors on trees along the way which engaged the kids.
What a lovely peaceful trail walk this was and the waterfall was so worth it highly recommend but be sure to have good foot wear though.
First visit to lynn Glen with a friend, it was amazing peaceful and beautiful waterfall. I would definitely go back again. Best is to wear a hiking boots. Around 45 minutes walk but it was worth it.
This place is amazing for adults and children, just keep them away from edge while walking. Waterfalls are beautiful, as is fairy trail,why not take some fairies with you and let the children place them in their own special place, or make them a fairy door to put on a tree This place is magical keep dogs on leash, wear walking boots as it can get slippy. Places to stop for a picture and picnic in better weather.
Beautiful place, I had a walk round with my partner. It is 1.3 miles round, and took about an hour. The walk goes up one side of the river to the Troll Bridge at the top, then back down the other side of the rived to the picnic area. The climb down to the river to get great pictures of the falls was tricky. It is steep and quite dangerous but worth it for some great pictures at the bottom. The car park is small, only takes about a dozen cars. The climb is steep in places, and would not suit someone disabled.
