The Yorkshire Dales National Park is an outdoor paradise.
Hill walking, climbing, mountain biking, caving, cycling, horse riding, fell running and water sports. There are so many outdoor activities to choose from. With a with a superb network of footpaths and routes for cyclists and horse riders through striking scenery, the National Park is the perfect location to enjoy life in the countryside.
Cycling and pony trekking are popular ways to discover the area's winding lanes and vast moorland. For the keen cyclist, walker or rider there are short and long distance routes specially linked to accommodation.
This section will provide you with all sorts of information on how to get active in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
If you are interested in finding out about how we manage access and recreation within the National Park why not visit the Access and Recreation section of our website? Here you will find all sorts of information about the Pennine Bridleway project, how we manage the public rights of way network, green lanes and open access across the National Park, and what to do if you want to organise a large-scale event in this area.
