Malham Cove is a limestone pavement formed after the last ice age by meltwater, largely from Malham Tarn. The meltwater carved out the cove as it fell over the edge...

This area of North Yorkshire is very beautiful and has always prided itself on retaining an independence and set of traditions that are different from much of the nation....

The Upper Wharfedale Folk Museum explores the long and rich traditions that this area has, and is concerned much more with the people and the social history, than the politics...

600hp Textile mill engine run in steam. Rope drive, hand fired boilers, weaving demonstrations on Lancashire looms. Textile related displays. Museum shop, tearoom, toilets, and disabled friendly. Large car park,...

One of the most complete medieval castles in England, Skipton Castle stands impressively at the top of the town’s main street. The castle was granted to Robert Clifford, First Lord...

Crammed full of fascinating exhibits, the Craven Museum is a great place to explore the history of Skipton and the Craven Dales. The museum displays collections of local history, art...

The canal basin in Skipton is a busy part of this ancient market town. Traditional and modern boats can be seen on this stretch of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal...

Arncliffe is everything a Yorkshire Dales village should be – limestone cottages and farmhouses surrounding a village green which shimmers with wild flowers in the spring and summer. At...

Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway gives visitors a chance to go back in time to the great age of steam, and experience travelling on the railways in a different...

Ingleborough Mountain, one of the famous Three Peaks of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, is renowned for its caves and potholes. The area contains a labyrinth of underground passages and...