Great Douk Cave

Great Douk Cave is situated in a large hollow close to Ingleborough that is accessible via a steep footpath.

White Scar Cave

White Scar Cave is a very large series of limestone caves and potholes beneath Ingleborough and is open to the public.

Yordas Cave

The name Yordas is derived from the Norse 'Jord ass', which means 'earth stream'.

Janet's Cave

A tiny cave beside a waterfall that is said to have been the home of a local witch.

Gaping Gill

Gaping Gill, one of the most impressive natural wonders in the UK, is a vast cave system located on the slopes of Ingleborough in the Yorkshire Dales.

Horseshoe Cave

Horseshoe Cave is an intriguing natural formation located in the limestone region of the Yorkshire Dales,

Jubilee Cave

The Palaeolithic caves of the Yorkshire Dales belong to a major regional group of which Jubilee Cave is an important example due to the survival of substantial intact deposits both inside and outside the cave.

Victoria Cave

Victoria Cave lies approximately 30m up the east side of King's Scar, a lateral valley of the River Ribble near Settle.

Cathedral Quarry

A disused slate quarry that is every bit as impressive as a natural cave as it's industrial past crumbles and the place returns to nature.

Fairies Cave

Fairies Cave is a limestone cave of unkown extent, the site of several springs near to Pool Bank.

Holy Well Cave

Holy Well, also known as Fairy Cave is a small cave system in Halecat

Buttermere Tunnel

A small, rock-cut section of tunnel allowing the path around the shoreline to continue unhindered.

Dog Holes Cave

Dog Holes Cave is a small pothole in the karst landscape of Warton Crag, with interesting geology and perhaps archaeology.

Fairy Hole

An interesting looking entrance to a partially dug out pothole at Warton Crag.

County Pot

A pothole by the Ease Gill - for serious potholers.