Devil's Bridge Falls

Interesting visit. We visited on a cold and very wet November day. Steps were steep and slippy but it was quiet so able to take our time. Lots of information provided outside on the main road.Would suggest if you have a large/Giant breed dog to visit during peak season when someone can let you in through the side gate. Was off Peak and unmanned when we visited and had great fun squeezing our 10stone Rottweiler through the rotating gate!

An absolutely awesome place to visit. Lots of history and interesting facts about this place. Can be a bit tricky walking down and back up again so definitely wear good shoes / boots etc. The sound of the waterfalls is amazing and many of the views are absolutely breathtaking. Well worth a visit.

Worth every step! This stunning walk takes you deep in the gorge and back out to wrap around the magnificent Waterfall! The views are out of this world. Be aware there are 600+ steps but they are not as difficult as they sound as you can take your time and there are plenty of stops along the way that break them up. A must see if you're in this area!

Although not a long walk Definitely a challenging walk lots of inclines...very steep and narrow steps,but Definitely worth it. beautiful waterfall. We paid £4 per adult to enter and £3 per child. My kids managed but if your children aren't walkers then definitely avoid ,maybe take the other route .

Amazing waterfall with lots of places to stop and take in the view and beautiful energy.It is a steep climb both up and down, however even after what felt like a workout it was worth the trek down.My only wish would be to have gotten a bit nearer, with this waterfall that just isn't possible.Well worth a visit and quite spectacular, the ultimate power of nature.

This is a great chance to get up close and personal with the tremendous power of these waterfalls. It will not be an easy route for some. The downhill woodland walk on slate to the first viewing station is about 700 or 800 metres and you get to see the falls from a distance. The pathway then becomes a set of some 150 or so (we lost count) very steep steps which feels quite perilous as they may be slippery in the wet and definitely not for the feint-hearted. It is worth it when you get to the bottom as the falls are tremendous. But then there is the climb back up! That feels less scary at first, but we didnt know it was going to be over 300 steps - we lost count again! There are many viewing and photo opportunities on the climb back up which was good for us as you do need to pace yourself.

This was a great place. The waterfall is fantastic to see, along with the bridge. There’s also explanation boards along the way that go through the history of the place. It’s unfortunate that the gift shop and cafe wasn’t open, but apart from that we had a great time and I’d recommend it.

We were so impressed by the views. My mum is disabled and did the long walk. The stairs leading to the old bridge is NOT disability friendly!!! Uneven and narrow.The customer service was amazing! £18. Something for 2 adults and 3 kids. It's reasonably priced. I loved every bit of it.

A challenging but beautiful walk to see the waterfalls and 3 bridges. Well worth the effort, wear really good footwear, as in places the steps are cut in the ground. There were a few wet places on route, even though it hasn't rained for 3 days and 25 degree heat, we guess it may be slippy in wet weather.

Amasing day! Has some steep steps. But if you take your time and have little stops your be fine! The big view of the three bridges is on the other side and you have to pay £2 on top of the £4.50 for the waterfall walk, that takes about 45mins to over an hour if you taking stops and pictures. Parking is free and enough for 20ish cars. There a over flow car park too. Theres one toilet there.