Stybeck Waterfall is a natural landmark located within the Lake District National Park in the United Kingdom, situated on Sty Beck. It sits at roughly the 5. 3-kilometre mark along popular hiking loops in the St.

John's Castlerigg and Wythburn area, making it a notable waypoint for walkers exploring the region. The waterfall is frequently visited as part of routes that also take in Thirlmere, Great How Summit, and views toward the Borrowdale Valley.

Nearby trails range from moderate loops to more demanding ascents toward Helvellyn, with the Helvellyn Summit loop covering around 14 kilometres with 950 metres of elevation gain.