Bridge Collapse! 21/11/2022
Warning! A bridge upstream of Tilberthwaite Ghyll gorge scramble section has collapsed and washed debris into the ghyll. Expect to find remains of this bridge for the next few months.
Tilberthwaite ghyll
Summary
Usually ascended with easy access and some deep pools, Thanks to it's width it's a great option if all other rivers are flooded
Canyon Descent:
35m
Highest Drop:
m
Canyon Length:
350m
Minimum Ropes:
1X 30m
Flood Risk:
Medium
Access Type:
Public
Rock Type:
Dacite
Catchment:
2.76km2
*No Water Level Indicator
*No Topo map available
Duration: in, down and out:
IN: (Unknown) DOWN: (Unknown) OUT: (unknown)
Anchors
-
Notes
None
Description
Approach by Car: (Unknown)
Approach by foot: (Unknown)
Canyon entry: (Unknown)
Canyon descent: (Unknown)
Exit: (Unknown)
Escapes: (Unknown)
First Decent: (Unknown)
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Disclaimer
No responsibility or liability is taken for any harm, death or loss of property from using the information found on Canyon Log. Topo features, descriptions and notes may not be accurate and could be misleading. You must carry anchor building materials, be experienced and use your own judgement when canyoning. Flooding can completely change the layout, features and conditions. Insufficient experience may result in death.
Bridge rebuilt but some damage on exit path worth spotting if using with groups of children as this ghyll.