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High Force

High Force, County Durham, England

15.31KM

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9.5MILES

A lovely walk along the Pennine Way follwing the River Tees to High Force Waterfall and beyond. The route switches back at Saur Hill Bridge and returns away from the river via The Dale to the start point.

25 Jun 2014
Some Hills
4hrs, 40min (3hrs, 18min)
altitude Graph for high force walk

Elevation: Max 418m, Min 263m, Gain 155m

Pictures from the walk

stone scupture of two life-sized sheep standing on a drystone wall by artist keith alexander

"Sheep" by local artist Keith Alexander

stone scupture of two life-sized sheep standing on a drystone wall by artist keith alexander

"Sheep" by local artist Keith Alexander

stone scupture of two life-sized sheep standing on a drystone wall by artist keith alexander

"Sheep" by local artist Keith Alexander

stone scupture of two life-sized sheep standing on a drystone wall by artist keith alexander

"Sheep" by local artist Keith Alexander

low down shot of fast flowing river with rocks

The River Tees

waterfall surrounded by trees

High Force Waterfall

river alongside stone quarry buildings

Stone quarry by the river Tees

male hiker

Chris

female hiker

G

rural english landscape with river and buttercups

Cronkley

tumbledown house between river and hills

The Wheysike House

derelict and abandoned farmhouse

Derelict farmhouse

derelict farmhouse on moorland

Derelict farmhouse

rural english landscape

Ash Hill

white hut built into drystone wall

White Hut

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