Encouraged by our previous
endeavours, we decided to take a trip to Scale Force, which is the Lake
District’s highest waterfall. It originally started as a group day out but when
we researched the route a bit more it would be a two-hour round trip. We were
also running against the clock as we’d booked onto a brewery tour for the
afternoon. So we packed Mater and headed off to a National Trust car park just
outside a local pub in Buttermere with stunning scenery. We had to keep an eye
out for our footpath heading west up the hill; for some reason they don’t like
to signpost these attractions so you have to work out their location on their
own. After crossing a beck we headed round a hill until we came to two cliffs.
It was very difficult to see from afar but we could hear running water and
found it after heading through a kissing gate.
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