4 Night Southern Yorkshire Dales Guided Walking Holiday

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    [title] => The Dales Way Through Wharfedale
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                            [title] => Conistone Dib
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Distance: 9.5 miles (15.5km)
Total ascent: 1,300 feet (400m)
In summary: A horseshoe walk around Wharfedale. We first head up the western side of the valley where we will see amazing views of Kilnsey Crag. After crossing the river walk through more rugged scenery with a short scramble up Conistone Dib, then follow the Dales Way to Grassington.
Highlight: Our walk ends in the traditional Yorkshire village of Grassington with its cobbled streets, shops and tea rooms.
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                            [title] => Linton and Grassington
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Distance: 7 miles (11km) 
Ascent: 700 feet (200m) 
In summary: Enjoy great views of Wharfedale as you walk from Linton through the charming villages of Thorpe and Burnsall. We'll then follow the Dales Way along the river, past Linton Falls to Grassington. 
Highlight: Explore the unique 12th Century church in Linton and look out for Linton Falls - the largest waterfall on the River Wharfe. 
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                            [title] => Rylstone Ridge
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Distance: 12 miles (19km) 
Total ascent: 1,700 feet (520m) 
In summary: From the delightful village of Linton, we pass the villages of Cracoe and Rylstone before ascending to the Rylstone-Cracoe ridge for fine views towards Malhamdale. The descent from the ridge takes in Thorpe and Linton Falls, before completing the walk in Grassington.
Highlight: A close-up view of Rylstone Cross and Cracoe Obelisk on the ridge above Newfield Hall.
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    [title] => Upper Wharfedale and Kettlewell
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                            [title] => Upper Wharfedale
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Distance: 7½ miles (12.5km)
Ascent: 700 feet (220m)
In summary: Follow the River Wharfe upstream to Hubberholme and its ancient church. We then follow the Dales Way along the valley to Kettlewell, walking beside the River Wharfe for much of our journey.
Highlight: Go mouse hunting at Hubbberholme church! There's at least 20 wooden carvings to find on the 16th Century furniture.
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                            [title] => Views along Wharfedale
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Distance: 8½ miles (14km)
Ascent: 1,400 feet (440m) 
In summary: Walk around the head of Wharfedale passing Buckden Rake, Cray Gill and Hubberholme church. We then head south along the valley to Kettlewell, following an elevated path with extensive views down the dale.
Highlight: Discover delightful Upper Wharfedale - a landscape of unspoilt pastures and timeless villages. 
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                            [title] => Buckden Pike
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Distance: 11 miles (17.5km) 
Total ascent: 1,900 feet (580m) 
In summary: Walk around the head of Wharfedale, then ascend onto the moors above to the summit of Buckden Pike. Having descended we'll follow the Dales Way alongside the River Wharfe for the last couple of miles to Kettlewell. 
Highlight: The views from the top are breathtaking the panorama stretches from Ingleborough and Pen-y-ghent to the west to the Cleveland hills in the east. 
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    [title] => Malham Cove
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                            [title] => Around Malham
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Distance: 7 miles (11.5km) 
Ascent: 1,000 feet (300m)
In summary: We ascend gradually along a green lane and over open moorland up to Malham Tarn and return to Malham past Malham Cove and beautiful Janet's Foss waterfall. 
Highlight: Looking over the limestone pavement of Malham Cove is always an impressive sight.
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                            [title] => Gordale and Malham Cove
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Distance: 9 miles (14.5km)
Ascent: 1,600 feet (480m) 
In summary: A classic walk from Malham that leads to the beautiful sights of Janet’s Foss and magnificent Gordale Scar before heading north over moorland, past the top of Malham Cove, to reach Malham Tarn. The return route provides stunning views of limestone countryside before descending by a green lane to reach the bottom of Malham Cove.
Highlight: The pretty woodland waterfall of Janet’s Foss, the collapsed cave system of Gordale Scar from the last Ice Age, and the serene Malham Tarn, that is surrounded by pervious limestone.
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                            [title] => Malham Tarn and Pennine Way
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Distance: 12 miles (20.km) 
Ascent: 1,700 feet (500m) 
In summary: After passing Janet’s Foss waterfall, we visit Gordale Scar before heading up on to Malham Moor with views of limestone pavements. We continue past Great Close Scar and join the Pennine Way north of Malham Tarn, returning to Malham via the Cove. 
Highlight: A truly memorable day as we step onto the limestone pavement atop Malham Cove and soak up the panoramic view ahead over Malhamdale. 
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    [title] => Through Ribblesdale to Settle
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                            [title] => Above Settle
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Distance: 9 miles (14km)
Total ascent: 1,200 feet (380m)
In summary: A circular walk from Settle, we take the Ribble Way to Stainforth Force Waterfalls before visiting the Hoffmann lime kiln from Stainforth.  A steady ascent up a stoney old lane takes us to Catrigg Force.  Our route down the eastern side of the valley leads past Winskill Stones to Jubilee Cave before descending along the Pennine Bridleway to Settle.
Highlight: Catrigg Force waterfall is a real hidden gem, situated in a deep wooded ravine.
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                            [title] => Ribblesdale
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Distance: 7 miles (11.5km) 
Ascent: 800 feet (240m) 
In summary: Explore the attractive village of Langcliffe before heading north to Catrigg Force and the villlage of Stainforth. We shall visit the Hoffman lime kiln and follow the River Ribble past Stainforth Force to Settle. 
Highlight: Settle is a picturesque market town, first chartered in 1249 and famous for the Settle-Carlisle railway.  
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                            [title] => Ribblesdale Circuit
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Distance: 11½ miles (19km) 
Total ascent: 2,000 feet (600m) 
In summary: A longer circuit of Ribblesdale from Settle. We first explore the west side of the valley as we cross the hills to the hamlet of Feizor. We then have the option to visit the Hoffman lime kilns and return via Catrigg Force. 
Highlight: Enjoy views of Ingleborough as we explore this quintessential Dales' landscape.
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    [title] => Wharfedale, Simon's seat and Bolton Abbey
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                            [title] => Trollers Gill & River Wharfe
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Distance: 10 miles (16½km)
Total ascent: 1,150 feet (360m)
In summary: Walk to the limestone gorge of Trollers Gill then descend to the River Wharfe and follow the river past The Strid to Bolton Abbey.
Highlight: The Strid is a dramatic stretch of the river where the channel is forced into a narrow chasm. The name supposedly derives from being able to 'stride' across. Please don't try this - it's wider than it looks!
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                            [title] => Beside the Wharfe
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Distance: 7 miles (11km) 
Ascent: 550 feet (180m) 
In summary: Walk along Wharfedale from Appletreewick to Bolton Abbey. Our route never strays far from the river and passes Barden Tower, the ruins of a 15th century fortified hunting lodge, and The Strid. 
Highlight: Our walk ends beneath the iconic ruins of Bolton Abbey, a 12th-century Augustinian monastery. 
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                            [title] => Simon's Seat
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Distance: 12½ miles (20½km)
Total ascent: 2,100 feet (640m)
In summary: Walk past Trollers Gill before going on high moor to the superb viewpoint of Simon’s Seat. We cross Barden Fell and through the Valley of Desolation to follow the river to Bolton Abbey.
Highlight: The panoramic view from the top of Simon's Seat stretches along Wharfedale - perhaps even as far as the North York Moors on a clear day.
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    [title] => Clapham, Gaping Gill and Ingleborough
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                            [title] => Norber
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Distance: 7½ miles (12km)
Total ascent: 1,300 feet (400m)
In summary: Starting at Clapham, follow an ancient lane, walk through a boulder field of glacial erratic’s at Norber and take a moorland path onto Thwaite Scars, with views of the Crummack Dale.  Undulating moorland paths lead to Gaping Gill before returning to Clapham via the Ingleborough estate. 
Highlight: Gaping Gill is awe-inspiring in its scale. This huge pot hole drops 100 metres into a cavern large enough to fit York Minster.
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                            [title] => Ingleborough
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Distance: 11 miles (17½km)
Total ascent: 2,100 feet (640m)
In summary: Walk from Clapham, over limestone pavements, to the summit of Ingleborough. Our descent route takes us via Gaping Gill to Clapham.
Highlight: The distinctive shape of Ingleborough, one of the Three Peaks, dominates the landscape. There's a great view from the top over the Yorkshire Dales towards the Lake District.
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                            [title] => Gaping Gill
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Distance: 6 miles (9½km)
Total ascent: 1,050 feet (320m)
In summary: Today’s circular walk starts in  the traditional Dales village of Clapham. Pass through the Ingleborough Estate, with an optional guided tour of Ingleborough Cave (payable locally), and ascend the limestone gorge of Trow Gill to reach the huge pot hole of Gaping Gill.
Highlight: We'll stop for an optional tour of Ingleborough Cave with its impressive stalactites and stalagmites.
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    [title] => Malhamdale
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                            [title] => Kirkby Malham and River Aire
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Distance: 6.5 miles (10.5km)
Ascent: 650 feet (200m)
In summary: Our circular walk from Newfield Hall takes us to historic Airton village, before continuing along the valley to Kirkby Malham. In the afternoon we’ll return along the Pennine Way beside the River Aire. 
Highlight: Discover plenty of historical interest including an 18th century watermill, the Cathedral of the Dales’ at Kirkby Malham and the curious story of a watery grave.
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                            [title] => Malham & River Aire
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Distance: 9 miles (15km) 
Total ascent: 1,050 feet (340m) 
In summary: Discover the beautiful countryside of Malhamdale as we explore the valley and visit the villages of Airton, Kirkby Malham and Malham, before returning by the Pennine Way beside the River Aire. 
Highlight: Enjoy views of Malham Cove and walk past Aire Head where the river resurges from underground.
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                            [title] => Weets Top
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Distance: 11½ miles (18.5km) 
Total ascent: 1,200 feet (350m) 
In summary: From Newfield Hall pass through the village of Calton before ascending the open moorland of Calton Moor to reach the superb viewpoint of Weets Top.  We descend to Malham before returning alongside the River Aire via the villages of Kirkby Malham and Airton.
Highlight: Discover more about the fascinating geology of Malhamdale as you gaze down from Weets Top over Gordale Scar and the classic limestone landscapes above Malham.
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    [title] => The Dales Way Through Wharfedale
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                            [title] => Conistone Dib
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Distance: 9.5 miles (15.5km)
Total ascent: 1,300 feet (400m)
In summary: A horseshoe walk around Wharfedale. We first head up the western side of the valley where we will see amazing views of Kilnsey Crag. After crossing the river walk through more rugged scenery with a short scramble up Conistone Dib, then follow the Dales Way to Grassington.
Highlight: Our walk ends in the traditional Yorkshire village of Grassington with its cobbled streets, shops and tea rooms.
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                            [title] => Linton and Hebden
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Distance: 8 miles (13km) 
Ascent: 1,000 feet (320m)            
Descent: 950 feet (300m)
In summary: The walk starts with a visit to Linton Falls before heading along paths and lanes to the delightful village of Linton. We continue onto the villages of Thorpe and Burnsall and then cross the River Wharfe to follow Lady Anne Way through Hebden to Grassington.
Highlight: Lovely views across Wharfedale and down to the River Wharfe. 
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                            [title] => Linton and Grassington
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Distance: 7 miles (11km) 
Ascent: 700 feet (200m) 
In summary: Enjoy great views of Wharfedale as you walk from Linton through the charming villages of Thorpe and Burnsall. We'll then follow the Dales Way along the river, past Linton Falls to Grassington. 
Highlight: Explore the unique 12th Century church in Linton and look out for Linton Falls - the largest waterfall on the River Wharfe. 
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    [title] => Clapham and Ingleborough
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                            [title] => Ingleborough
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Distance: 11 miles (17½km)
Total ascent: 2,100 feet (640m)
In summary: Walk from Clapham, over limestone pavements, to the summit of Ingleborough. Our descent route takes us via Gaping Gill to Clapham.
Highlight: The distinctive shape of Ingleborough, one of the Three Peaks, dominates the landscape. There's a great view from the top over the Yorkshire Dales towards the Lake District.
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                            [title] => Norber
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Distance: 7½ miles (12km)
Total ascent: 1,300 feet (400m)
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Highlight: Gaping Gill is awe-inspiring in its scale. This huge pot hole drops 100 metres into a cavern large enough to fit York Minster.
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                            [title] => Gaping Gill
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Distance: 6 miles (9½km)
Total ascent: 1,050 feet (320m)
In summary: Today’s circular walk starts in  the traditional Dales village of Clapham. Pass through the Ingleborough Estate, with an optional guided tour of Ingleborough Cave (payable locally), and ascend the limestone gorge of Trow Gill to reach the huge pot hole of Gaping Gill.
Highlight: We'll stop for an optional tour of Ingleborough Cave with its impressive stalactites and stalagmites.
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    [title] => MALHAMDALE
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                            [title] => Malham & River Aire
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Distance: 9 miles (15km) 
Total ascent: 1,050 feet (340m) 
In summary: Discover the beautiful countryside of Malhamdale as we explore the valley and visit the villages of Airton, Kirkby Malham and Malham, before returning by the Pennine Way beside the River Aire. 
Highlight: Enjoy views of Malham Cove and walk past Aire Head where the river resurges from underground.
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                            [title] => Kirkby Malham and River Aire
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Distance: 6.5 miles (10.5km)
Ascent: 650 feet (200m)
In summary: Our circular walk from Newfield Hall takes us to historic Airton village, before continuing along the valley to Kirkby Malham. In the afternoon we’ll return along the Pennine Way beside the River Aire. 
Highlight: Discover plenty of historical interest including an 18th century watermill, the Cathedral of the Dales’ at Kirkby Malham and the curious story of a watery grave.
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    [title] => THE DALES WAY THROUGH WHARFEDALE
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                            [title] => Linton and Grassington
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Distance: 7 miles (11km) 
Ascent: 700 feet (200m) 
In summary: Enjoy great views of Wharfedale as you walk from Linton through the charming villages of Thorpe and Burnsall. We'll then follow the Dales Way along the river, past Linton Falls to Grassington. 
Highlight: Explore the unique 12th Century church in Linton and look out for Linton Falls - the largest waterfall on the River Wharfe. 
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                            [title] => Linton and Hebden
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Distance: 8 miles (13km) 
Ascent: 1,000 feet (320m)            
Descent: 950 feet (300m)
In summary: The walk starts with a visit to Linton Falls before heading along paths and lanes to the delightful village of Linton. We continue onto the villages of Thorpe and Burnsall and then cross the River Wharfe to follow Lady Anne Way through Hebden to Grassington.
Highlight: Lovely views across Wharfedale and down to the River Wharfe. 
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    [title] => CLAPHAM AND INGLEBOROUGH
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                            [title] => Gaping Gill
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Distance: 6 miles (9½km)
Total ascent: 1,050 feet (320m)
In summary: Today’s circular walk starts in  the traditional Dales village of Clapham. Pass through the Ingleborough Estate, with an optional guided tour of Ingleborough Cave (payable locally), and ascend the limestone gorge of Trow Gill to reach the huge pot hole of Gaping Gill.
Highlight: We'll stop for an optional tour of Ingleborough Cave with its impressive stalactites and stalagmites.
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                            [title] => Norber
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Distance: 7½ miles (12km)
Total ascent: 1,300 feet (400m)
In summary: Starting at Clapham, follow an ancient lane, walk through a boulder field of glacial erratic’s at Norber and take a moorland path onto Thwaite Scars, with views of the Crummack Dale.  Undulating moorland paths lead to Gaping Gill before returning to Clapham via the Ingleborough estate. 
Highlight: Gaping Gill is awe-inspiring in its scale. This huge pot hole drops 100 metres into a cavern large enough to fit York Minster.
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