Lodore Falls — Attraction in Borrowdale

I have posted this to help people get to the waterfall. It's not easy and it'll take you about 20-30 minutes but trust me it'll be worth it. Best time to go is after heavy rainfall. Start at the Car Park: Once you’ve parked, head past the car park and turn right. Look for the Gate: You’ll see a gate on your right (refer to pic 1). Follow the Path: Continue along the path (see pic 2). You’ll need to navigate over a small fallen tree, but keep going. Cross the Stream: Eventually, you’ll come to a fork in the stream (see pic 3). Cross it carefully. Follow the Boundary Wall: After crossing the stream, you’ll find yourself against the boundary perimeter wall of the hotel. Keep following this wall. Pass the Tree Stump: You’ll pass a tree stump shaped like a chair. Shortly after, you’ll see a gate that provides access to the hotel. Take a Left: At this gate, take a left (see pic 4). Follow the Sound: From here, just follow the sound of the waterfall and enjoy the serene beauty of...

Good waterfall and relatively easy to access. There is no public sign to the waterfall. Here’s an instruction.

When going down the bus from either way (or drive), walk to the hotel named after the fall on Google Map and face to the hotel. Then walk alone the main road to the left of the hotel until you see a public pathway point to another location. Go past the gate and go straight and follow the forest path. If at a certain point you see a steep slope up, ignore it, but continue straight. Then while path should not feel difficult otherwise you are on a way path. It takes 10-15 minutes.

On your way back you may see a gated shortcut which would make it 3 minutes to the waterfall from the road, that belongs to the hotel (or before the hotel is build :)) and not accessible...

A lovely waterfall a short walk through the woods off the main road. I went after a morning of heavy rain and the falls were very full and gorgeous. The walk was also nice.

I got there via the bus from Keswick and got a bit turned around from the map which said to go through the spa but that's private. To get to the falls from the spa/bus stop, go back along the road across the bridge (no footpath) until you reach the edge of the trees near a gate. There's a sign post, take the unmarked route up through the trees and you'll soon hear the falls. Video attached.

A nice short trip, easy to reach...