Killington New Bridge Local Nature Reserve is owned and managed by the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority. It consists of a steep woodland bank running down to the River Lune which flattens out at the top to provide a narrow strip of …

Jan 26, 2024 · After you’ve had your fill in Hawes you can head out towards Yorkshire iconic road Buttertub Pass, and enjoy an exhilirating journey with unrivalled views. The tight and twisty ascent has some steep climbs and spectacular scenery.

Oct 3, 2019 · The Buttertubs Pass is one of the Yorkshire Dales' most iconic roads: twisting, turning, rising and suddenly dipping for just over 5 miles between Hawes and Thwaite. It's not a long journey but is one you want take slowly, so you can enjoy the views, and of course avoid ending up in one of the steep valleys below.

A classic Dales drive with some stunning scenery and a chance to visit a legendary pub en-route. 4. Cam Gill Road, Kettlewell to Coverdale. This is the back road out of Kettlewell, climbing steeply above the village, with some nice views if you stop on …

The pass is located in the historic county of North Yorkshire, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, in the northern part of England. Why is it called Buttertubs Pass? The pass is named after the 65-foot-deep fluted limestone potholes just off the …

Information on driving in the Yorkshire Dales, with a selection of scenic drives through Yorkshire which can be completed in a day. Rijden in Yorkshire.

Oct 31, 2018 · Access: The fields lie on both sides of the half mile long public bridleway between Thorpe Road and the B6160 (about half a mile south east of the Linton/Linton Falls cross road).

Here you will find short walks, audio trails, and details of each of our Three Peaks. There are also our ‘miles without stiles’ walks, which are perfect if you’re out with pushchairs, or are less mobile. Ribblehead audio trail. An audio trail exploring the stunning Ribblehead viaduct and the history of …

3 days ago · After crossing the pavement, a steep stone staircase to your left leads down to the foot of the cove. From here, it is a simple one-mile walk to the centre of Malham. Fact Box: Distance: Roughly 8.5 miles Height to Climb: 230m (750 feet) Start: SD 900627. Park at the large National Park visitor centre car park. Difficulty: Medium.

Sep 9, 2022 · With a steep-sided valley carved out through the landscape from the ice age, Barbon beck meanders throughout, and a broad wide grassy unspoiled ridge offers extensive views into the Howgills. The village is in the Lune valley, approximately three miles from Kirkby Stephen and two miles from Casterton.