Reeth is situated in Swaledale, in the north of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. This area is known for its iconic farming landscape of field barns and drystone walls amidst beautiful hay meadows.
Reeth welcomes locals and visitors and has several excellent cafés, pubs and tea rooms. Dating to 1680, long before the lead miners came, the Black Bull Inn used to serve travellers and farmers and is still trading today. The Buck Hotel was a coaching inn dating back to 1780. For a real treat, check out The Burgoyne Hotel which offers fine dining and afternoon teas.
Reeth National Park Visitor Centre
A good place to start is Hudson House overlooking the central village green. Here you will find our National Park Visitor Centre and lots of friendly local advice and information.
Reeth National Park Visitor Centre
Reeth - walks and things to do
The pretty village of Reeth with is on a plateau above the River Swale is surrounded by a great panorama of hills and moors. There is plenty to do and lots of walks surrounding Swaledale and Arkengarthdale.
Reeth – walks and things to do
Reeth - special qualities
Reeth is situated in Swaledale - there is so much to explore in the area! Find out about the special qualities of this area here.
Reeth – special qualities