Esk Falls is a series of spectacular waterfalls on the River Esk in Eskdale, within the Lake District, Cumbria. The river descends from the Scafells range, making several leaps over falls before joining Lingcove Beck at Lingcove Bridge.

Rather than a single drop, Esk Falls comprises multiple cascades that tumble down the valley, creating a succession of swimming holes ranging in colour from emerald green to vivid turquoise.

The upper falls are considered the highlight, though the entire sequence rewards exploration. A stone bridge marks the point where walkers leave the valley floor and begin climbing toward the falls.

The route to the lower pools is relatively flat and straightforward, while reaching the upper falls requires a modest ascent.

From the top, sweeping views across Eskdale add to the appeal of what is widely regarded as one of the Lake District's finest wild-swimming destinations.