Miles of beautiful rolling countryside perfect for walking, cycling and exploring
Rolling and dramatic countryside, famous for its remote barns and drystone walls, the Yorkshire Dales are waiting to be explored. Cycling, walking, fishing and exploring by day with fantastic places to eat and have a drink in the afternoon and evenings.
At any time of the year The Dales offer something different, the views and colours change with the seasons. Open fires in a country pub, fine-dining in award winning restaurants and lovely café’s with great food and views ensure that whatever the time of year you visit there are always fantastic places to eat.
Grassington
Situated in Upper Wharfedale, Grassington is one of the must visit places with its cobbled streets, wonderful history and stunning scenery. Situated less than 10 miles north of Skipton the village has a wonderful range of independent shops, perfect for a gentle stroll followed by afternoon tea at one of the many tea rooms or friendly pubs. it is a perfect base to start many fabulous walks and for the cyclists, follow the Tour de Yorkshire cycling route.
Each year the at the end of June the village of Grassington hosts a Music and Arts Festival. This draws in big names from Billy Ocean, The Proclaimers, Kate Rusby to Micheal McIntrye and Dara O Briain. In late September Grassington hosts a 1940’s weekend with live music, military displays and classic cars. In December the streets go back in time as the famous Dickensian Festival welcomes visitors from all over the world .
The surrounding villages of Burnsall, Hebdon, Arncliffe, Kettlewell and Linton also offer beautiful…….. ETC.
Gargrave
Situated, 7 miles north west of Skipton, The Gateway to the Dales dates right back to the Romans, in more recent times it was a large cotton producer……. ETC.
The Pennine Way runs right through the village and so is a perfect rest stop for serious walkers.
