Coniston Waterfall refers to a series of cascades along Church Beck, a stream running through the Coniston valley in the Lake District.

Roughly half a mile downstream from the Coppermines Waterfall, Church Beck features at least two notable falls, each with striking blue-green plunge pools that draw wild swimmers and walkers alike.

The walk to reach the top of the falls is relatively straightforward, though accessing the pools themselves involves a scramble.

Further pools exist in the area, but many can only be reached safely via ghyll scrambling — a technical activity requiring ropes, helmets, and proper guidance.

Organised ghyll scrambling tours are available for those wishing to explore deeper into the beck's gorge.