The North York Moors National Park
The beautiful North York Moors National Park isn't too far away from where I live and I spend plenty of time there whenever I get chance. One of my favourite area's is around Goathland and Little Beck. With numerous waterfalls in the area to explore, it's a great place to spend a day chasing waterfalls. Below is some more information on what I consider to be the five best waterfalls to visit in terms of how photogenic they are, and there relative accessability. Most are around the Goathland area but there are a number of other waterfalls around the region and you can find more information on those in some of my other blogs.
Thomason Foss Waterfall
Goathland & Beck Hole
Thomason Foss Waterfall (Beck Hole Waterfall) is one of the easier waterfalls to get to. Located between Goathland and Beck Hole, it is situated in a small ravine and you will often see Wagtails and Dippers along this stretch of river and maybe even Adders if you’re lucky. The path has some steep sections, steps and rocky parts as well as plenty of muddy areas but once you reach the falls there is plenty of space to set up with your camera for long exposure shots like these taken in Autumn and summer.