Wensleydale; Askrigg

On our way back south from Hadrian's Wall, "we" have arranged a short stay in Askrigg; this is a small village in Wensleydale, part of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
We set off on a circularOkumaya devam et
Wensleydale; Aysgarth Falls

The start of this circular walk involved a short drive to Redmire; the walk heads to the village of Castle Bolton, named after the famous 14th century Bolton Castle.
From here, our route takes usOkumaya devam et
Skipton; Castle and Woods

Skipton Castle was originally built as a motte and bailey castle by the Normans in 1091; the cliffs behind drop down to Eller Beck and woodland behind it, making for a good strategic position. It wasOkumaya devam et
Wharfedale; Burnsall and Linton walk

This is Walk 13 in our booklet of "Yorkshire Dales Outstanding Circular Walks," and we start at the pretty village of Burnsall.
From the Burnsall Bridge, we follow the Dales Walk along the RiverOkumaya devam et
Wharfedale; The Strid and Bolton Priory

This is Walk 21 in our booklet of "Yorkshire Dales Outstanding Circular Walks," and we start at Barden Bridge (free parking).
We follow the footpath to a turreted bridge, a Victorian aqueduct, andOkumaya devam et
Brimham Rocks

Brimham Rocks is made of millstone grit, created in a river system 320 million years ago; this layer lifted up when the Pennines, a range of uplands in the North of England, formed. Today, BrimhamOkumaya devam et
Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal

Fountains Abbey is now part of the Studley Royal Estate; the Aislabie family created the water gardens here. The estate is now owned by the National Trust and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Wharfedale; Grassington Circular

This is Walk 5 in our booklet of "Yorkshire Dales Outstanding Circular Walks," and we start at the village of Grassington.
The village is noted for its cobbled market square and many old houses. ItOkumaya devam et
Skipton; Town

Skipton is a market town and the southern gateway to the Yorkshire Dales; it is also known as Skipton-in-Craven, Craven being the old name for this district of Yorkshire.
The owners of SkiptonOkumaya devam et
Hawes, Hardraw Force, and Sedbusk Walk

Hawes is a market town in North Yorkshire, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and at the head of Wensleydale; it is the main producer of Wensleydale Cheese.
We set off on the Hawes Circular WalkOkumaya devam et
Hawes, Aysgill Force, and Appersett Walk

The other very popular circular walk in Hawes is to Aysgill Force; we do this, but with extensions east and west to incorporate the Hawes Mosaic Trail (see next FP post).
We leave Hawes and followOkumaya devam et
Hawes Mosaic Trail

The Hawes Mosaic Walk is a 2000 millennium project where the community of Hawes created a circular route with 20 mosaics to find. The walk starts at the Dales Countryside Museum and finishes at StOkumaya devam et
Wolfgang und Heidi
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