Ewbank Scar
Water
Water demonstrates its carving power along a Cumbrian trail.

Ewbank Scar is a unique natural feature in Cumbria, England, blending characteristics of a gorge and a waterfall. It is carved by Ladthwaite Beck into the limestone landscape of the Eden Valley.

Why Go

🌊 Witness the powerful erosion of water on limestone.
🚶 Explore a dramatic landscape with sharp stream bends and small waterfalls.
🐿️ Spot red squirrels and diverse plant life in the surrounding woods.
📸 Capture stunning natural scenery, especially after rain.

Why Avoid

⚠️ Sections can be virtually inaccessible to walkers during wet weather.
💧 Water flow may disappear in dry periods, leaving a dry riverbed.
👣 Trails can be boggy, requiring appropriate footwear.

Tips

🌧️ Best visited after recent rain to see the scar in full flow.
🅿️ Limited parking at Stenkrith Park; ample free parking available in Kirkby Stephen, a short walk away.

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