First waterfall at Malham Cove for 200 years - Daily Mail

Malham Cove waterfall in North Yorkshire has been dry for hundreds of years but appears to have been brought back to life by Storm Desmond this weekend after heavy rain helped it to flow again. Before storms tore through, the tallest unbroken waterfall in England was Hardraw Force, about 27 miles away from the cove, which stands at around 100ft. It is believed that it is the first time in several hundred years that water has surged over the cliffs of Malham Cove. The cove was featured in the film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 1) as one of the places Hermione and Harry travel to. And the limestone pavement and general location of Malham featured in an episode of The Trip starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon.
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[@sarahyorkshirelassfuller7962]

Truly amazing 😮

[@theextreme6972]

Just been reading Raynor Winn's book, which mentions this momentous occurance. We have visited Malham quite a few times - always spectacular, but always dry. Wow!!

[@ishtiaqahmed4724]

Beautiful

[@TheMonkeyhanger]

I wonder what it looked like on top, across the rocks.

[@moggy992]

Breathtaking