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Hi you can walk up there easy but if you want to get closer than it would be hard with the stroller as there is quite a steep slope down. Still worth to go for a walk there

From Malham village it's a steady 30 minute walk, however, if you drive up the road past the Lister Arms public house you may be able to park at the side of the road which separates Gordale Scar & Janet's Foss though there are limited spaces available. If you can park there it is literally a 2 minute walk to Janet's Foss.

At the tourist information centre I think there were motor homes. There is an additional car park in a field opposite that you would definitely fit on.

BD23 4DA is the postcode for the Tourist Information. On sunny weekends it gets busy so you will need to get there early to get a car parking space. I was there this Sunday and the car park at the Tourist Information was full and the road just before (or after if you're coming from the other direction) where you can also park, were both full.

Going from the village of Malham itself I reckon it would be possible in a wheelchair. There are no styles as far as I can remember. along the path. There are certainly no steep inclines to be negotiated and the path may be a bit uneven in places but if you have somebody with you to help on these bits you should manage OK.

hi,there's parking back in the village pay and display but its a fair walk to janets foss , if you drive up to the area its free parking you can park on the side of the road janet's foss is just down from [ i think there's a small bridge? and opposite is room for 2 cars but there are other areas to park onside of road ] janet's foss is on a bend with sign and gate just a little down from the bridge we did have trouble finding it opposite is a walk on a path through rocks and up to a waterfall which has i think 4 waterfalls in one and where people rock climb ,which is lovely and a must see why your there

Absolutely it's a wonderful doggy playground! I would recommend keeping them on a lead in certain areas as there are sheep grazing. Hope this helps :-)