The most beautiful wild swimming spots in the UK - Spring is here, and hopefully the warm weather is on its way. From lakes and rivers, to waterfalls and natural pools, Britain boasts of beautiful nature and bodies of water.

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Crammel Linn - Found in River Irthing, Crammel Linn is Northumberland's biggest waterfall.

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Kisdon Force - Kosdon Force are a number of waterfalls along River Keld, found in the Yorkshire Dales.

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Wain Wath Force - Wain Wath Force is another waterfall found in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, on the River Swale.

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River Stour - Found in Dorset, River Stour is "wide and gentle", ideal for walking and swimming, according to Wild Swim.

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Horseshoe Falls - Horseshow Falls in Denbighshire, Wales, is a horse-shoe shaped waterfall that cascades on to beautiful plunge pools.

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Catrigg Force - In Stainforth, South Yorkshire, you can find Catrigg Force. This waterfall is ranked in third place on TripAdvisor among best things to do when visiting Horton-in-Ribblesdale.

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Grantchester Meadows - Grantchester Meadows is found in  Cambridge. Wild Swimming website says it is ideal for diving despite its muddy surroundings.

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St Nectan's Kieve - This woodland area and waterfall are found in Tintagel, in north Cornwall.

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River Ouse - This river in East Sussex boasts of calm waters that are great for long swims, according to the Standard.

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Fairy Pools - The Fairy Pools are a set of atmospheric, crystal clear rock pools, located on the River Brittle in Scotland.

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Treyarnon rock pool - This rock pool is found in North Cornwall region and is reportedly a "magical" place to snorkel, according to the Telegraph.

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Thornton Force - Thornton Force is another limestone waterfall and around 14 metres high. It's found on River Twiss in Yorkshire.

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Watkins Glen waterfall - Watkins path in Snowdonia National Park leads up to Watkins Glen waterfall (pictured).

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River Thames - The River Thames in Buscot, the Cotswolds, is a deep natural pool, lined with beautiful old weeping willows, which makes for an idyllic swimming spot.

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River Thames - Head back down to towards Pangbourne, in Berkshire, for another dip in the River Thames.

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Janet’s Foss - Go to Malham in North Yorkshire to enjoy a swim in Janet's Foss limestone waterfall. 

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River Wey - River Wey is a tributary stream found in Surrey. The river is navigable and attracts both boats and swimmers.

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Woody Bay rock pool - Woody Bay rock pool is found in the National Park of Exmoor, and is surrounded by dramatic cliffs, and an unspoilt coast line.

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Lady Falls - Lady Falls waterfall, which is also referred to as Sgwd Gwladys, is found in the Brecon Beacons in Wales.

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Hampstead Ponds - Hampstead Ponds consist of three different ponds. One is mixed, another for women, and another for men. 

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River Bure -

It's another river found in The Broads National Park in Norfolk. It starts in Aylsham and flows through Coltishall, and ends in Gorleston.

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Aira Beck and Aira Force - The stream Aira Beck, in the Lake District, cascades into waterfall known as Aira Force.

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Linhope Spout - Linhope Spout in Northumberland National Park is a 18-metre-tall waterfall found in Breamish valley.

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River Waveney - Between Norfolk and Suffolk you will find River Waveney. It's located in The Broads National Park and flows for 80 metres between county borders.

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Plodda Falls - Head to the Scottish Highlands to enjoy the view of this 46-metre-high waterfall near Glen Affric.

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Gormire Lake - The National Park of North Yorkshire Moors is home to many lakes, one of which is Gormire Lake.

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Bryher - Bryher is one of the islands that belongs to the Isles of Scilly, just off the Cornish coast. It's a great spot for a weekend away, and you can go swimming, boating, kayaking.

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Hatchmere Lake - This idyllic lake is found in Delamere Forest,in Chesire, close to the village of Norley.

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River Tay - The River Tay, in Perthshire, is the longest river in Scotland, and also a perfect spot to swim.

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