Malham is famed for its stunning limestone scenery with some of the best-known natural wonders in the National Park. The soaring limestone ‘amphitheatre’ of Malham Cove can be found a short walk along good paths from Malham village. The top is reached by 400 stone steps or by following the Landscape Trail to come down the steps. The Malham Landscape Trail – taking in all the key sites – it can be picked up at the Malham National Park Visitor Centre.
The dramatic gorge of Gordale Scar and waterfall are close by. After which you can walk through woodland to the Janet’s Foss waterfall.
Malham National Park Visitor Centre
The centre is a great starting point for anyone wanting to make the most of this beautiful area and is perfectly situated to visit Malham Cove, Gordale Scar and Janet's Foss, There is parking and toilets. Find out where we are and come and visit us!
Malham National Park Visitor Centre
Walks and things to do in Malham
Malham is a popular walking area and for good reason. As well as walking there is plenty to do in the village and surrounding area.
Malham – walks and things to do
The special qualities of Malham
Malhamdale is home to some of the best limestone scenery in the UK. Gordale Scar and Malham Cove are known as natural wonders. Malham is a dark sky reserve. Malham also has fantastic waterfalls such as Janet's Foss.
Malham – special qualities