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Scaleber Force Waterfall, located in Yorkshire Dales, derives its name from Old Norse, meaning "scafell" or "shelf." Dropping about 40 feet, it's formed by Scaleber Beck streaming through limestone cliffs amidst lush woodlands. The waterfall is accessible via a relatively short and scenic walk from the nearby village of Settle. The waterfall has been a subject of fascination for centuries, with mentions in historical documents dating back to the 16th century. It has likely been a popular spot for visitors and artists throughout the ages.