HARDRAW FORCE
England's Highest Single Drop Waterfall
The Waterfall.
Home of England`s largest single drop waterfall, a
reputed 100 foot drop and is set within the grounds of the historic
Green Dragon Inn. Opening times...
Important notice for 2018:
The Inn is now run separately from the Waterfall business. Access to the Waterfall is now available via the left of the inn and beyond the car park.
The Waterfall is open daily
Summer 10am - 6pm Winter 10am - 4pm
During winter months waterfall access is by a coin operated turnstile, at a standard price of £2.50 per person, please ensure that you have the correct change (£2’s £1’s and 50p’s).
Prices
It is priced at £2.50 per adult and £1.50 per child. Under 5's free.
Group ticket for 2 adults and 2 children £7.50.
Well controlled dogs are welcome.
The path is level and graveled, and suitable for wheelchair access with care.
Heritage Centre
The Heritage Centre with toilets and tea room is open only during the summer months. Light tasty snacks,
specialty teas,
'outrageously good coffee', locally made cakes and ice creams are available.
The extensive paths around both the top and bottom of the
Scaur and along the side of the river, are also undergoing
continuous restoration work to return them to their former glory.
Please note great care is required at all times in and around the waterfall.
Events.
As well as the Waterfall and the walks around the grounds we hold events each year including:
The famous Hardraw Scaur Brass Band Festival always the second Sunday in September, which is held outdoors in the grounds.
As well as the Waterfall and the walks around the grounds we hold events each year including:
The famous Hardraw Scaur Brass Band Festival always the second Sunday in September, which is held outdoors in the grounds.
The beck-side path .
The newly opened upper path has uneven sections near the top bridge and must be accessed with care, due to the presence of overhanging rocks it is not possible to walk under the waterfall at any time and no access is allowed beyond the two small beckside maintenance gates.
The newly opened upper path has uneven sections near the top bridge and must be accessed with care, due to the presence of overhanging rocks it is not possible to walk under the waterfall at any time and no access is allowed beyond the two small beckside maintenance gates.