Malham Cove

Malham Cove is a huge curving amphitheatre shaped cliff formation of limestone rock, just north of the village of Malham, in North Yorkshire.

Grassington Lead Mines

Lead mining on Grassington Moor dates back to 1604 when the 4th Earl of Cumberland, who controlled the mineral rights, established a smelting mill near Linton Church.

Brimham Rocks

Brimham Rocks is an amazing natural landscape, formed over millions of years. The dramatic rocky outcrops left by this process have shaped the use and history of this place and fascinated people for more than 250 years.

The Bridestones on Bridestones Moor

The Bridestones are a striking collection of weathered gritstone rock formations located on the moors above Todmorden, on the West Yorkshire–Lancashire border.

Stronstrey Bank

A steep and rocky bank along a large geological fault that runs from the north end of Anglezarke Reservoir to Abbey Village.

White Coppice Quarry

A small quarry on Dean Black Brook above White Coppice.

Warton Crag and Grisedale Wood Limestone Pavement

A 242 hectare area of protected status limestone pavement at Warton Crag.

Sykes Mine

Sykes Mine is an old lead mine, that worked mineral veins on either side of the Trough Road and Losterdale Beck, above Sykes.

The Great Stone of Fourstones

The Great Stone of Fourstones is a striking glacial erratic perched on the moors near Bentham, close to the Lancashire–North Yorkshire border.