High Force Waterfall introduces family saver ticket for autumn

One of the most magnificent waterfalls in the UK has created a discounted family ticket for the autumn months.

The High Force Waterfall family saver ticket is £10 when booked online and admits two adults and two children to the natural phenomenon, with its awe-inspiring 21-metre cascade roaring into the rocks below. Originally introduced in the summer, the reduced ticket rate is continuing for the remainder of the year following its popularity.

Andrew Lindsay, general manager at High Force Hotel said: “The waterfall is stunning during every season, but the striking autumnal colours throughout the beautiful landscape are really something to behold.

“We hope the discounted ticket allows even more visitors to come and experience High Force Waterfall and enjoy spending time together in the great outdoors within the Upper Teesdale countryside. The waterfall and surrounding area are perfect for families, with a maintained gravel path to the base of the falls, ideal for pushchairs and little ones, or for the older adventurers there’s the circular woodland route with forest sculptures along the way. The family saver ticket was well received in the summer – so we’re pleased we’re able to continue this offer.”

During their visit, families can enjoy the circular woodland walking route, which leads visitors to the base of High Force Waterfall, as well as complimentary seasonal trails.

From Saturday 4 October to Sunday 9 November, there will be an autumnal adventure trail through the golden woodland to experience, where little explorers will need to collect hidden letters to solve a seasonal riddle. This activity is included in the admission price and will be replaced by a festive trail in the lead up to Christmas.

An accompanying app is also available to download, where users can discover local walking routes via an interactive map and create their own bespoke tour of the waterfall walk by filtering different points of interest including wildlife, geology and landscape.

High Force Waterfall is open daily from 10am to 3pm and a tour of the idyllic nature spot is available every Sunday at 11am with one of the waterfall’s welcome hosts.

Across the road is High Force Hotel, where visitors can put their feet up and relax after their time in nature and warm up in front of a roaring fire with a hot drink or a tasty lunch.

For those looking to extend their stay at High Force, the hotel is also offering an autumn offer with three nights available for the price of two, which is available on bed and breakfast stays or a dinner, bed and breakfast package until 20 December.

For more information about High Force Waterfall and High Force Hotel and to book tickets, please visit: www.raby.co.uk/high-force/