Addlebrough

A hill in North Yorkshire with a distinctive 'tor' look and flat top.

Askrigg

Askrigg is a small village in Wensleydale and has cobbled streets and a typically North Yorkshire rural charm and a good walking area with good waterfalls.

Aysgarth

A small village in Wensleydale, North Yorkshire with several good waterfalls nearby.

Bainbridge

A village in North Yorkshire close to the River Ure, on the site of Roman Virosidum.

Bolton Abbey

The interesting ruins of Bolton Abbey are open to the public and situated on the banks of the River Wharfe surrounded by many walking routes.

Catrigg Force

Catrigg Force is an absolutely spectacular waterfall that drops into a deep, rocky gorge on the Stainforth Beck. The waterfall itself has two drops, the first of which falls into a small basin carved into the rock and half-hidden from below. The main drop falls from the basin to a shallow limestone pool with overhanging trees far above and fern-clad rocks below.

Clapdale Waterfalls

A group of waterfalls where the Clapham Beck leaves The Lake at Clapham in Clapdale.

Deepdale

Deepdale is a valley between the larger Kingsdale near Ingleton and Dentdale where the valley floor drops down rather steeply.

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.

Gaping Gill Cave System

The Gaping Gill cave system, nestled on the slopes of Ingleborough in the Yorkshire Dales, is one of the UK's most extensive and awe-inspiring natural underground networks.

Great Douk Cave

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

Great Douk Pot

Great Douk Pot is a well known pothole near Great Douk Cave.

Harrogate

Hawes

Hawes first appeared as a market place in 1307, and the active Tuesday market continues to attract customers.

Helmsley

Ingleborough

Ingleborough is the second highest peak in the Yorkshire Dales area.

Ingleborough Cave

Ingleborough Cave features underground streams and pools with some limestone/calcite formations including some small stalactites and stalagmites.

Ingleton

The village of Ingleton is surrounded by magnificent countryside with mountains, caves and waterfalls, as well as important geological and archaeological sites.

Kingsdale

The name Kingsdale derives from a combination of Old Norse and Old English, Kyen and Dael, which means 'The valley where the cows were kept'.

Knaresborough

Knaresborough, a charming market town in North Yorkshire, England, boasts a rich history and picturesque scenery, making it a unique destination.

Levisham

Levisham is a small, picturesque village located in the Ryedale district of North Yorkshire, England.

Leyburn

The village is the main settlement in the civil parish of 'Leyburn', situated on a tributary of the River Ure.

Lockin Garth Force

Lockin Garth Force is a nice little waterfall into a small pool, just off the road down into Deepdale.

Malham

Malham is a pretty village, surrounded by limestone dry stone walls.

Middlesbrough

Nidderdale

Richmond

Ripon

Ripon, a charming and historic city in North Yorkshire, England, is renowned for its rich heritage and picturesque settings.

River Wharfe

The River Wharfe flows through the beautiful limestone scenery of North Yorkshire for many miles.

Scarborough

Scarborough, situated on the North Sea coast of North Yorkshire, England.

Scarborough

Scarborough, a charming coastal town in North Yorkshire, England, holds a unique position as the gateway to the North York Moors National Park.

Settle

Skipton

Stainforth

Warrendale Knotts Summit Trig Point

There is an interesting old trig point on Warrendale Knotts that has a drystone walled wind shelter surrounding it

West Burton

A quaint little village of stone cottages around a village green in Wensleydale.

Wharfedale

Whitby

Whitby, a picturesque seaside town in North Yorkshire, England, is steeped in history and charm.

Yordas Cave

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

York