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Adventure Activity company nestled in the picturesque town of Ingleton, perfectly located to enjoy the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. We are a well established company […]
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Adventure Activity company nestled in the picturesque town of Ingleton, perfectly located to enjoy the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. We are a well established company […]
CONTINUE READINGThere are many high roads and passes in the Yorkshire Dales with fantastic views of the surrounding valleys and fells, but perhaps the best known is Buttertubs Pass.
CONTINUE READINGGrimwith Reservoir is one of the Yorkshire Dales' hidden gems tucked away off the road between Grassington and Pateley Bridge.
CONTINUE READINGOne of the National Park's most accessible waterfalls with its specially graded path suitable for pushchairs and wheelchair users. A bench near the falls means you can rest and enjoy the delightful scenery.
CONTINUE READINGA short walk from the West Burton's pretty village green brings you to this shady spot with its small waterfall and the remains of the town mill. It is known as Cauldron Falls because of the beautiful plunge pool, and was one of the spots painted by Turner on his travels in the Dales.
CONTINUE READINGClose to the village of Stainforth, just to the north of Settle, is the magnificent waterfall of Stainforth Force which is on the River Ribble.
CONTINUE READINGWharfedale is one of the best known, and loved, of the Dales. Starting above the village of Buckden, the River Wharfe flows down to Bolton Abbey. On route it passes many beautiful stone built villages and there are a number of waterfalls - the best known being Linton Falls close to Grassington and The Strid near Bolton Abbey, where the river is forced through a narrow channel.
CONTINUE READINGThe Swale is one of the fastest rising spate rivers in England, people used to say that the Swale 'rusheth rather than runneth'. The name 'Swale' is from the Anglo-Saxon word 'Sualuae' meaning 'rapid and liable to deluge'.
CONTINUE READINGThe River Ure flows down Wensleydale which is one of our largest and most prominent valleys. Flowing past the town of Hawes, it continues past Aysgarth and then the lovely market town of Middleham.
CONTINUE READINGUnlike many of the National Park's waterfalls, this spectacular water feature can be seen from miles away. Reaching the top is quite a feat as the smooth grassy slope beside it is very steep.
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