- Beacon Hill & Gamelands – An excellent introduction to the Westmorland Dales, including the Beacon monument, Great Asby common, and Gamelands stone circle. Download the PDF of the Beacon Hill walk.
- Smardale Gill – A lovely gentle walk from Newbiggin-on-Lune using a section of the old railway line which crosses the spectacular Smardale Gill viaduct. Watch the video below with links for the walk or you can also do this walk using our free walking app.
- Sedbergh – A short easy access walk from the town of Sedbergh along the River Rawthey. Find the Sedbergh walk details in the walks section of our website.
- Cotter Force – A short, accessible ‘miles without stiles’ walk to the impressive Cotter Force waterfall in Cotterdale, Upper Wensleydale.
- Pen-y-ghent – A circular route beginning in Horton-in-Ribblesdale, climbing gently up Brackenbottom Scar, and following the Pennine Way to the summit.
- Whernside – Starting from the iconic Ribblehead Viaduct, a 7-mile circular route taking you to one of the highest points in Yorkshire.
- Ingleborough – A walk from Chapel-le-Dale through Yorkshire Wildlife Trust’s dramatic Southerscales nature reserve – one of the best-preserved limestone pavements in the country – on route to the dramatic peak. Get this, Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and other Ribblesdale walks on the Yorkshire Three Peaks app.
- Malham Circuit – This iconic walk, encompassing Gordale Scar, Janet’s Foss and Malham Cove, includes a beautiful village, wild rivers, and awe-inspiring limestone formations. Find out more about Malham walks and things to do.
- Hawes circular– Taking in the town of Hawes, the village of Hardraw – home of the famous single-drop waterfall – and the hamlets of Simonstone and Sedbusk. Find out more about walks and things to do in Hawes.
- Ingleton Waterfalls – This trail boasts some of the most spectacular waterfalls and oak woodland scenery in the country, truly encapsulating nature at its best.
- Muker to Keld – An iconic walk that takes in the famous Muker hay meadows – best in May and June, a stroll along the River Swale, and Kisdon Force. Watch the video below with links to more information and you can do this walk using our free walking app.
- Grimwith Reservoir – A great walk for watching water sports and enjoying stunning views of the adjacent moors, valley and lower Yorkshire Dales. Grimwith has an accessible ‘miles without stiles walk.
- Ingleborough Estate Nature Trail – Another accessible ‘miles without stiles’ walk beginning in Clapham and winding through Clapdale Wood along Clapham Beck.
- Buckden-Cray-Hubberholme – The highlight of this walk is the amazing view down Wharfedale – look out for orchids and northern brown argus butterflies. Find this walk on the walks section of our website or do the walk using our free walking app.
- National Trails – The Pennine Way and Pennine Bridleway National Trails run through the Dales, with sections of both easily accessible by public transport. The Coast-to-Coast path will soon also become a National Trail. Find out about the National Trails and long-distance walks in the Yorkshire Dales.