Calton Spouts (also referred to as Calton Spout) is a waterfall on Foss Gill in the Yorkshire Dales. It is not named on Ordnance Survey maps but is recognised locally as the main fall along this small gill.

The waterfall is modest in scale, and the stream feeding it can run dry depending on conditions. The site is relatively off the beaten track, attracting mainly trig point baggers and geocache enthusiasts, with a geocache reportedly located close to the falls.

A thin path leads down from a nearby bridleway into the gill, where several smaller cascades are encountered before reaching Calton Spouts itself.

The steep bank beside the waterfall has been scrambled by visitors making their way up toward the Calton trig point.