52 Places in England

Barnard Castle

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Bolton Abbey

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Spend a night at Bolton Abbey Estate's campsite and explore the magnificent ruins of the 12th-century Augustinian monastery. Wander through the scenic riverside walks, cross the famous stepping stones, and immerse yourself in the rich history of this beautiful site. It's a truly historic and picturesque destination.

Reeth

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Hebden Bridge

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Halifax

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Malham Cove

Landmark

4.9

Visit the majestic Malham Cove, a stunning natural limestone amphitheater formed by glacial meltwater. Climb to the top for incredible panoramic views of the Dales and the unique limestone pavement. It's a breathtaking geological wonder and a popular hiking spot.

Bradford

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Hardraw Force

Scenic spot

4.5

Behold Hardraw Force, England's tallest single-drop waterfall, a truly magnificent sight to witness. Pay the small entry fee to access this natural wonder and walk behind the roaring curtain of water. It's a short, easy walk from the entrance and well worth the visit.

Skipton

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Yorkshire Dales

Natural feature

4.7

Explore the expansive beauty of the Yorkshire Dales, a national park renowned for its rolling hills, dramatic valleys, and picturesque villages. Perfect for scenic drives, hiking, and immersing yourself in tranquil English countryside. Experience stunning landscapes and charming local culture.

Clapham

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Keld

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Find your own slice of heaven in Keld, a remote and charming village nestled in Swaledale. It's an excellent starting point for exploring numerous waterfalls and hiking trails, including parts of the Pennine Way. Experience the serene beauty of this traditional Dales village.

Valley of Desolation

Scenic spot

4.8

Explore the dramatically beautiful Valley of Desolation, aptly named for its rugged landscape and powerful waterfalls. This scenic walk offers a sense of wilderness and rewards adventurers with stunning natural beauty. Note that dogs are not permitted in this area.

Grassington

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Kirkby Stephen

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Yordas Cave

Landmark

4.8

Venture into the mysterious depths of Yordas Cave, a hidden gem featuring a spectacular waterfall inside a vast chamber. Remember to bring a torch for proper exploration and exercise caution, especially after heavy rains when water levels can rise. This subterranean wonder offers a unique, thrilling experience.

Hawes

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Discover Hawes, a vibrant market town nestled in the heart of Wensleydale, famous for its eponymous cheese. Explore traditional shops, enjoy a hearty meal, and soak in the authentic Dales atmosphere. It's a perfect base for exploring the surrounding natural beauty.

Wensleydale Creamery

Manufacturer

4.6

Indulge your taste buds at the renowned Wensleydale Creamery, where you can learn about cheese-making and sample the iconic Wensleydale cheese. Don't miss the chance to pose with Wallace & Gromit, the creamery's famous animated mascots. This is a delightful stop for foodies and animation fans alike.

Ingleton

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Start your adventure in Ingleton, a charming village known as the 'Gateway to the Dales'. It's an ideal base for exploring the famous Waterfall Trail and nearby caves. Enjoy local hospitality before venturing into the rugged landscapes.

Cotter Force

Scenic spot

4.7

Discover the tranquil beauty of Cotter Force, an easily accessible waterfall perfect for a serene stroll and popular for wild swimming. Its gentle cascades create a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for a refreshing dip on a warm day. Enjoy this charming spot, painted by Turner himself.

Ribblehead Viaduct

Bridge

4.9

Marvel at the architectural grandeur of Ribblehead Viaduct, an iconic railway bridge set against a breathtaking Dales backdrop. It's a popular spot for photographers and offers fantastic hiking opportunities in its vicinity. Witness this impressive feat of Victorian engineering firsthand.

Buttertubs Pass

Scenic spot

4.8

Experience the thrill of driving or cycling Buttertubs Pass, one of England's most scenic roads, famous for its dramatic drops and stunning views. Keep an eye out for the unique limestone potholes that give the pass its name. This exhilarating route offers incredible photo opportunities.

Rukin's Campsite

Campground

4.7

Enjoy an affordable overnight stay at Rukin's Campsite, perfect for budget-conscious travelers exploring Keld and its surroundings. It provides a convenient and scenic spot to rest after a day of hiking and waterfall chasing. Experience basic camping amenities amidst beautiful Dales scenery.

Kisdon Force

Scenic spot

4.8

Seek out Kidson Force, an epic waterfall accessible via a slightly challenging but rewarding path. The rope descent adds to the adventure, making the journey to this powerful cascade memorable. It's a fantastic spot for those who enjoy a bit of off-the-beaten-path exploration.

East Gill Force

Natural feature

5.0

Discover East Gill Force, another beautiful waterfall in the Keld area, offering a serene and picturesque setting. It's often less crowded than other Dales waterfalls, providing a peaceful escape into nature. Perfect for a quiet moment or a refreshing paddle.

Askrigg

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Visit Askrigg, a charming village in Wensleydale, known for its picturesque stone buildings and connections to the TV series 'All Creatures Great and Small'. Explore its quaint streets, visit local shops, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. It's a delightful stop to experience traditional Dales life.

Cam High Road

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Drive the historic Cam High Road, an ancient Roman road offering a high-level route with exceptional views across the Dales. Be aware that this narrow, single-track lane is not suitable for larger vehicles, but its scenery is unmatched. Experience a journey through millennia of history.

Bolton Abbey Estate Caravan and Motorhome Club Campsite

Campground

4.7

Pitch your tent or park your motorhome at Bolton Abbey Campsite, conveniently located right next to The Strid and the abbey ruins. It's an ideal base for exploring the estate's natural wonders and historical sites. Enjoy direct access to beautiful walking trails.

Strid Wood

Woods

4.7

Wander through the ancient beauty of Strid Wood, a captivating woodland offering picturesque trails alongside the River Wharfe and leading to The Strid. The moss-covered rocks and old growth trees create a magical atmosphere. It's perfect for a refreshing forest walk.

The Strid

Hiking area

4.7

Witness the dramatic power of The Strid, where the River Wharfe narrows into a deceptively fast-flowing gorge. While incredibly beautiful, its dangerous currents are a powerful reminder of nature's force. Admire from afar and stick to designated paths.

Settle

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Middleton-in-Teesdale

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Appleby-in-Westmorland

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Horton in Ribblesdale

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Sedbergh

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Muker

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Buckden

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Arncliffe

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Kettlewell

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Hetton

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Gargrave

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Wigglesworth

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Clitheroe

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Burnley

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Keighley

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Silsden

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Ilkley

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Lofthouse

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Pateley Bridge

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Masham

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Force Gill

River

4.9

Take on the 3-mile trail to Whitfield Gill, a beautiful walk that rewards you with impressive waterfalls cascading through a verdant ravine. The picturesque setting is perfect for nature photography and peaceful contemplation. It's a moderately easy hike with stunning natural features.

Stackstead Farm

Lodging

4.7

Stay at Stack Head Farm Campsite for a peaceful and rustic camping experience amidst the stunning Yorkshire Dales scenery. This site offers basic amenities and a chance to truly disconnect and enjoy nature. Perfect for those seeking tranquility and a connection to the outdoors.