Reasons To Visit The Yorkshire Dales National Park

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Reasons to visit the Yorkshire Dales National
Park

• North Yorkshire 3 Peaks

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YOU KNOW IT FOR THE NORTH YORKSHIRE 3 PEAKS
CHALLENGE

• The Yorkshire Dales National Park is
  home to Yorkshires three highest peaks
  Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough, and sees
  visitors flock to the area to complete the NY3P
  challenge. Whether youre completing the
  challenge for charity, fun or for the experience,
  could the North Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge
  be the next thing for you to tick off on your
  bucket list?
• Outside of the challenge itself, there
  are many more reasons why you should visit the
  area. From historic sights to beautiful wildlife
  and landscapes, the Yorkshire Dales National Park
  has something for everyone

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1. ADRENALINE FILLED ACTIVITIES

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• Walking there is only the tip of the
  iceberg!

• If you consider yourself an adrenaline
  junkie there are an abundance of activities you
  can do in the area that could be right up your
  street. Caving, climbing, ghyll scrambling and
  gorge walking are just a few examples that may
  take your fancy...

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1. ADRENALINE FILLED ACTIVITIES

• Caving Due to the geological history
  of the area, much of the Yorkshire Dales National
  Park is underlain with limestone which has
  subsequently formed many caves and potholes over
  time. In fact, the longest cave system in Britain
  can be found in this area Easegill. Gaping Gill
  is one of the most infamous caves in the Dales
  with its main chamber reaching 129m in length and
  the fell beck pours in through its opening for a
  dramatic greeting. Other caves in the Dales worth
  exploring include the Great Douk Cave, Hull Pot,
  Ingleborough Cave and the Victoria Cave to name a
  few.

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1. ADRENALINE FILLED ACTIVITIES

• Climbing Limestone rocks grace the
  Dales and offer climbing opportunities galore!
  For those who enjoy the thrill of heights the
  big three cliffs of Kilnsey, Gordale Scar and
  Malham Cove are popular choices. Make sure youre
  prepared with the necessary equipment and have
  practised climbing prior to tackling any of the
  big cliffs in the area!
• Ghyll scrambling Gorge walking If
  youd like to try a new exciting activity that
  allows you to take in the beautiful scenes of the
  Yorkshire Dales along the way, this could be the
  one for you. Hop, jump and walk your way through
  the beautiful streams found in the area as well
  as taking in some of the best scenery that the
  U.K has to offer. The ancient gorges in the area
  have been formed over millions of years and the
  water that runs through them varies from quick
  rapids to clear and calm. Dont get too wet!

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1. ADRENALINE FILLED ACTIVITIES

• As well as the above activities there
  are a number of exhilarating sports such as
  canoeing, sailing, windsurfing, cycling, mountain
  biking and more that you can participate in all
  set within the stunning landscapes of the
  Yorkshire Dales.

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2. FLORA AND FAUNA

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• Its a great place to spot rare
  wildlife.

• Graced with an abundance of wildlife,
  the Yorkshire Dales National Park is a prime spot
  for nature fans. Due to its diverse landscape,
  youll find all sorts of animals, critters and
  plant species here. Look up, look down and all
  around, wildlife can be found in all corners.
  Lets take a look at some of the flora and fauna
  youre likely to find in the area

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2. FLORA AND FAUNA

• Native Red Squirrels You can find
  plenty of these beautiful mammals along the
  Snaizeholme viewing area which is located in the
  Widdale Red Squirrel reserve in Wensleydale. Both
  the squirrels and woodland are worth adding to
  your itinerary if youre in the area!

• Bird watching The Yorkshire Dales
  National Park is home to a wide range of birds,
  from petite Wood-Warblers to impressive birds of
  prey such as the Goshawk. Keep an eye out for the
  ground nesting birds too. Altogether there are
  29 bird species that sprawl the area, a perfect
  day out for any avid bird watcher

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2. FLORA AND FAUNA

• Invertebrates Throughout the warmer
  season youll be treated to a variety of
  butterflies and other insects that grace the
  area. Northern Brown Argus Butterflies, Violet
  Oil Beetles and Cinnabar Moths are just a few of
  them. Keep your eyes peeled and see what critters
  you can spot whilst out on a walk in the National
  Park.

• Plants There are over 70 different
  plant species found throughout the Yorkshire
  Dales National Park and youre likely to spot a
  selection of them whether out hiking, taking part
  in the NY3P Challenge or just out for a wander.

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3. SOME OF THE BEST LANDSCAPE THAT THE COUNTRY
HAS TO OFFER

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• The landscape here is truly magical.

• Youll be spoilt for choice when it
  comes to choosing which spot of lush landscape
  you want to visit in the Dales. Formed over
  millennia by ice, the landscape offers everything
  from stunning waterfalls to the North Yorkshire
  Three Peaks. Lets take a look at the highlights,
  shall we?

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3. SOME OF THE BEST LANDSCAPE THAT THE COUNTRY
HAS TO OFFER

• Malham Cove The dominant limestone
  formation stretches over 0.6 miles and is a
  landscape hotspot having amazed visitors for
  centuries. Glaciers have eroded the rock over the
  past 1.5 million years and many climbers scale
  the face of the rock. Its also home to a pair of
  nesting Peregrine Falcons too!

• Hardraw Force As Englands largest
  single drop waterfall cascading 100ft and set
  within the historic grounds of the famous Green
  Dragon Inn, this highlight is a must-visit for
  anyone who enjoys the natural energy and beauty
  of flowing water...

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3. SOME OF THE BEST LANDSCAPE THAT THE COUNTRY
HAS TO OFFER

• Malham Tarn A popular Dales beauty
  spot offering characteristic moorlands contrasted
  with rolling hills as well as the centrepiece a
  tranquil glacial lake.

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4. GOING BACK IN TIME

• Petes insight

• A rich history makes the Yorkshire
  Dales a must-visit for anyone interested in the
  countrys heritage.

• History fanatics travel to the area to
  relish in some of the most iconic historical
  sites that the U.K has to offer. From prehistoric
  rock formations to recent relics of history such
  as abbeys and castles telling the story of the
  12,000 years that humans have inhabited the area
  there is an endless list of attractions to visit.
  The Yorkshire Dales National Park also has a long
  mining history with evidence showing that the use
  of lead in the area dates back to the Roman
  Emperor Trajan (117-138 CE) period.

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4. GOING BACK IN TIME

• Fountains Abbey As part of the
  National Trust, Fountains Abbey is one of the
  most spectacular historical spots in Yorkshire.
  Impressively preserved and spanning a staggering
  3 miles, the ruined Cistercian Monastery is a
  popular spot especially throughout the summer
  months.

• Skipton Castle This castle is
  considered to be one of the best-preserved
  castles in the country. Dating back to the
  medieval period, on-site youll find both ancient
  woods and reenactments taking place in the castle
  grounds.

• Georgian Theatre Royal Located in the
  idyllic market town of Richmond, the playhouse is
  the U.Ks oldest theatre and still hosts live
  performances to this day!

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4. GOING BACK IN TIME

• Dales Countryside Museum The museum
  tells the story of the people who settled here
  over thousands of years, shaping both the areas
  history and landscape.

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5. AND, AFTER ALL THE ACTIVITIES AND SIGHTSEEING
ITS TIME FOR FOOD DRINK

• Petes insight

• Youre spoilt for choice when it
  comes to good pub grub and of course, there is
  the famous Pen-Y-Ghent Cafe

• After all the activity, sightseeing and
  nature youll likely be in need of a stop-off
  point to fill up on delicious food and
  recuperation. The good news is that there are
  endless eating pitstops to choose from, our
  favourite picks include the following

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5. AND, AFTER ALL THE ACTIVITIES AND SIGHTSEEING
ITS TIME FOR FOOD DRINK

• Tan Hill Inn Dating back to the 17th
  Century, the Tan Hill Inn is an icon in its own
  right as Britains highest pub standing 1,732
  feet above sea level. People from all corners of
  the globe visit the pub to enjoy a warm meal, a
  pint and a good old natter.

• Courtyard Dairy The award-winning dairy is
  a must-visit for anyone interested in trying a
  range of moreish cheeses that have been produced
  in the area.

• Wensleydale Creamery As the only maker of
  the infamous Wensleydale cheese, this creamery is
  worth a visit. Learn about how the cheese is made
  and have a taste for yourself!

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5. AND, AFTER ALL THE ACTIVITIES AND SIGHTSEEING
ITS TIME FOR FOOD DRINK

• Bizzie Lizzies Fish and chips, us
  Brits love it. Bizzie Lizzies boasts some of the
  best fish and chips found in Yorkshire.

• Pen-Y-Ghent Cafe As a popular starting
  point for the North Yorkshire Three Peaks
  Challenge the cafe is an ideal spot for a warming
  brew before getting going

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6. FINALLY, A LITTLE BIT OF BRITISH CULTURE

• Petes insight

• Get yourself there if youre a Harry
  Potter fan.

• And, if all of the above isnt enough
  to tempt you into exploring the Yorkshire Dales
  National Park there is, of course, the Ribblehead
  Viaduct which was featured in Harry Potter And
  The Chamber Of Secrets.

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