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Other AreasBenthamThis unspoilt busy little market town stands in meadows and woodland on the banks of the River Wenning and has a traditional market every Wednesday. It is an ideal base to visit either the Forest of Bowland or the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Clapham The unspoilt pretty village of Clapham is the focal point for many walks to suit all abilities from a gentle stroll around the village to climbing the mighty Ingleborough, one of the Three Peaks. Grassington One of the most popular villages in Wharfedale, Grassington lies within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and retains all its charm. It is also ideally located for exploring both the Southern and Eastern Dales. Ingleton In the shadows of mighty Ingleborough in The Three Peaks, this picturesque little market town is surrounded by natural wonders, both above and below ground. It is also ideally located to explore the Southern, Northern and Western Dales. Kettlewell This classic Yorkshire Dales village in Wharfedale provided the setting for the fictional village of 'Knapely' in the internationally acclaimed film 'Calendar Girls'. It is surrounded by pristine Dales' countryside and offers the visitor a real escape from urban lifestyles. Malham The picturesque village of Malham is surrounded by dramatic limestone scenery of cliffs, crags and scars, and the surrounding landscape is a paradise for horse riders, mountain bikers, climbers and walkers. Settle This delightful market town in Ribblesdale is surrounded by stunning scenery and features quaint historic buildings, delicious tearooms, a wealth of walks and a lively open-air market every Tuesday. Eastern Dales Bedale This charming market town in Lower Wensleydale is situated within easy reach of the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors National Parks. Bedale's history can be traced back to Saxon times. Masham Set in the stunning Lower Wensleydale countryside, Masham is famous for its Steam Engine and Fair Organ Rally and annual Sheep Fair in September where up to 80,000 sheep can be sold at any one time! Pateley Bridge A favourite starting point to explore Nidderdale is Pateley Bridge, doublewinner of the Britain in Bloom Competition and a 2003 Yorkshire in Bloom silver Award Winner. It is also ideally located to explore the Yorkshire Dales National Park Harrogate Whilst it is just outside the Yorkshire Dales, the 2004 Entente Florale, Europe in Bloom winning spa town of Harrogate is close enough to make a good base for exploration or a daytrip from the Dales. Ripon Ripon City was founded over 1300 years ago, and boasts a wealth of cultural heritage including a magnificent 7th century Cathedral, quaint medieval streets and a fine Georgian market place. Western Dales Dent Set in the beautiful and secluded valley of Dentdale, the village of Dent is enclosed by rounded hills, drystone walls, field barns, trees and hedgerows, and offers a real escape from city life. Kirkby Lonsdale The delightful market town of Kirkby Lonsdale has some lovely riverside and country walks and is set in the lush Lune Valley between the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District National Parks. Sedbergh Nestling in the foothills of the magnificent Howgill Fells in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Sedbergh is full of character with cobbled yards and fascinating historic houses, many of which bear the hallmarks of the old knitting and woollen trades. Kirkby Stephen The market town of Kirkby Stephen lies at the top of Mallerstang, at the source of the River Eden. From the square there are many narrow winding passageways, some leading down to the famous Franks Bridge. |
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