Walks in Dales Country

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There are 30 circular family walks in this guidebook, taking in well-known Dales Country spots such as Malham and Ingleborough. Routes take between a half to a full day. Also less-frequented, almost secret routes. Graded from easy to strenuous.
 

Walks in Dales Country

An illustrated guide to 30 scenic walks
Author
Jack Keighley
Cover
Paperback - Wirobound
Edition
First
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ISBN_13
9781852843236
Availability
Reprinting

Price

£6.99

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Seasons
All year round.
Centres
Sedbergh, Kirkby Lonsdale, Hawes, Aysgarth, Grassington, Leyburn, Pateley Bridge, Skipton, Ripon.
Difficulty
Mainly easy walks of half to full days. Includes high dales country such as ascending Ingleborough, which is more strenuous.
Must See
Almost too many to mention...Dent and Gawthorp, The Monk’s Road from Arncliffe, Maiden Castle, Jervaulx Abbey, Little Whernside, Ingleborough.
 
 

Introduction
About this Book
Walking in the Dales
The Walks
Road Map of the area showing the Starting Points

The Walks
  1. The Splendours of Malham
  2. Upper Arkengarthdale
  3. Blubberhouses
  4. Drumaldrace
  5. Marble Steps Pot
  6. Azerley Park
  7. Dent and Gawthrop
  8. Swinner Gill and Kisdon
  9. The Monk’s Road
  10. Lead Mines of Nidderdale
  11. Maiden Castle
  12. Lower Bishopdale
  13. The XII Apostles
  14. Jervaulx Abbey and East Witton
  15. The Heart of Wharfedale
  16. The Ascent of Little Whernside
  17. Hell Gill
  18. Pinhaw Beacon
  19. Majestic Ingleborough
  20. A Circuit of Thruscross Reservoir
  21. Three Craven Villages
  22. Fountains Abbey and Sawley
  23. Semerwater and the Roman Road
  24. Hare Head and Bolton Priory
  25. Coverdale
  26. John O’Gaunt’s Castle
  27. Barbondale
  28. Airton and Bell Busk
  29. Redmire Force and the Templars’ Chapel
  30. Horse Head
 
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