Top Things to do in Yorkshire Dales National Park
The 10 Best Points of Interest & Landmarks in Yorkshire Dales National Park, England
One visit to the Yorkshire Dales and it’s easy to understand why the unspoiled countryside is the setting of so many novels. Must-see sights among the land’s lush woodlands and expansive moors include Hardraw Force (the longest single-drop waterfall in the North), Gordale Scar, and well-known hill range, the Three Peaks. Less adventurous visitors can rest easy, walking through the manicured lawns of Parcevall Hall Gardens or appreciating Skipton Castle’s medieval architecture. Although some prefer to take in the land’s wild beauty by foot or horse, the most popular way is via one of the park’s famed cycling routes.
Restaurants in Yorkshire Dales National Park
1. St Andrew's Church
2. St Michael and All Angels Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By beccax95 - Leeds, United Kingdom
I have been visiting this church and the stepping stones nearby since I was a baby. It is a beautiful place to visit. If I ever get married it would be my first choice. I love it here.
3. Ribblehead Viaduct
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 658 reviews
Reviewed By MrEG_12 - Warrington, United Kingdom
Testing the Yorkshire peaks for later in the year, and found the place to be amazing, if you're considering this with a break midway the Station Inn is great
4. Gallery on the Green
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Possibly the smallest art gallery in the world, in a converted BT telephone kiosk on the Green in Settle, North Yorkshire, England
5. Norber Erratics
6. Buttertubs Pass
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By 764mickp - Catterick, United Kingdom
Had a drive out to find some snow. Buttertubs pass is a fantastic stretch of road with breathtaking scenery on every corner. Very beautiful snow scenes, so impressive. I never get board having a drive out though the Dales, just love taking in all the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales.
7. Settle Station Water Tower
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Private house. The conversion was the subject of two one-hour episodes of TV's Restoration Man. This gets shown all over the world and we have been privileged to welcome people who have seen the programme in their home countries. During 2020 we are having building work done in the grounds which will therefore be a building site, not open to the public. However, if you have come half way round the world to see the place do please come and ring the doorbell on the off chance. Just now though COVID restrictions apply of course.
Reviewed By J3919TFstevew
well what an unusual settle Station water Tower watching the water flow and how things work it was fantastic and we enjoyed our self's and were impressed with what we could see
8. Hoffmann Kiln - Craven Lime Works
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By michaelgP219MB - Settle, United Kingdom
Found this industrial heritage on a walk between Stainforth and Lancliffe. Various information boards and trails. Also some audio exhibits of interviews with past workers. Paths can be slippy if wet. There is a car park but not easy to locate - you need to go under the railway off the main road. Highly recommended, giving an insight into the industrial heritage of the area. Walking inside the kiln chambers is impressive.
9. Force Gill Aqueduct
10. The Courtyard, Settle
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 140 reviews
The Courtyard opened in May 2012 and was created from a stunning group of traditional barns on the A65 just outside Settle in the Yorkshire Dales.The Courtyard stands apart from the hustle and uniformity of the high street. Visit us to experience true craftsmanship, to be moved by wonderful art, to explore a discerning selection of beautiful things to enhance your home and lifestyle and dine in our Brasserie.The Courtyard is ideally located by the A65 just outside the market town of Settle, with plenty of free car parking and disabled access.Buon Vino - specialist wine retailer - the best from the world's organic, biodynamic and small producersDalesbred - beautifully bespoke furniture, soft furnishings and upholstery - designed and made in the Yorkshire DalesThe Courtyard Dairy - offering the very best local, national and European artisan and small farm produced cheesesThe Lime Gallery - find culture right at the heart of nature with art and objects of beauty to inspire and exciteAbraham Moon - celebrating 175 years of British heritage, British design and find Yorkshire craftsmanship with their exclusive range of menswear, ladieswear and home furnishingsThe Brasserie - offers a tempting mix of classic and modern food served all day, every day with events throughout the year and bookable for private parties and functions
Reviewed By doco - Leeds, United Kingdom
Called in for afternoon tea on our way to bowness in Windermere.. nice little place .. very friendly helpful staff .. covid restrictions in place and adhered to .. food was plentiful and very good quality as was the tea and they were happy to box up what we left so we could take it with us .
