Beezley Falls is a series of waterfalls on the River Doe in the West Riding of Yorkshire, situated just above the river's descent into Baxenghyll Gorge, north of Ingleton.

The falls occur in two main sections: an initial main drop followed by the Triple Spout, where the river divides into three channels. Downstream, within the gorge, lie the Snow Falls. The falls are reached approximately 2. 1 miles (3.

4 km) from the river's source at God's Bridge and form a highlight of the popular Ingleton Waterfalls Trail.

This circular trail follows both the River Doe and the neighbouring River Twiss through steep, wooded glens, passing several other notable falls including Thornton Force, Rival Falls, and Pecca Falls.

Ancient oak woodland lines the gorge, and the surrounding landscape reflects the area's distinctive limestone geology.