The most popular way is to walk from Grasmere village. Head up Easedale Road and look for a small sign for Easedale Tarn. The path to Sourmilk Gill is a continuation of this route. It's an approximate 4-mile round trip with some climbing.

There is no direct parking at Sourmilk Gill. Visitors typically park in Grasmere village and undertake the walk.

If you are staying in Grasmere, you can walk from the village. Check local bus routes for transport to Grasmere itself, as this is the primary access point.

The path is described as a bit ragged and rocky, with potential for it to be wet. It's not a flat, easy path, so sturdy footwear is recommended.

No, Sourmilk Gill is a natural waterfall and part of a public walking route, so no tickets are required for entry.

As a natural outdoor attraction, Sourmilk Gill is accessible at any time. However, visiting during daylight hours is recommended for safety and enjoyment.

Yes, it's a popular spot for a cold water dip, especially on warmer days. Be prepared for very cold water, as noted by swimmers.

It's not the most private spot as it's located directly on a well-trodden path, meaning people will likely be walking past, especially on nice days.

The waterfall is best seen in full flow after recent rainfall.

The walk involves a rocky and potentially wet track. It's best suited for those comfortable with uneven terrain.

Yes, you can take your dog, but they must be kept on a lead during the walk.