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Pretty peak. Did it as part of the Yorkshire 3 peaks. A hard hike, but a blinkin’ good one. Great views. Can understand why it has such a good reputation.

Written 21 June 2022

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It may not be the biggest or most impressive waterfall of all time. However it is certainly very pretty, and fairly easy to get to. A great place to stop. And on a hot day a great place to paddle. A little bit hidden. Gorgeous place to visit.

Written 21 June 2022

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Hidden away, this is a gorgeous hidden gem. A piece of history being reclaimed by nature. Would so love to do a ghost hunt there. Lol

Written 21 June 2022

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IAN D

Wigan, UK 18,969 contributions

In the market square and manned by two pleasant ladies who were very helpful in suggesting and advising places to visit.

Written 17 April 2021

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Phil C

Pontefract, UK 195 contributions

An inventive way to repurpose a phone box. Great idea and best it’s free should done elsewhere. While it shouldn’t be the only reason to visit it should be on your list to see while there

Written 9 October 2019

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Damian E

Oswaldtwistle, UK 242 contributions

Me, my wife and our 12 year old son completed this in an hour or so. It is quite bad for parking so we parked in Austwick and walked up. Google maps will take you a crazy way so my advice would be to join the walk through a gate on the cross road (it is signposted saying Austwick 3/4 miles turn left). The gate to the easier path is just on the right hand side.
We climbed up a path which probably wasn't 100% safe in some places but was still fun.

Written 29 August 2021

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Called in for breakfast on our way to Cumbria. Husband’s bacon, egg and sausage sandwich was fine apart from fatty edge of bacon being undercooked, french toast with bacon just ok, slightly undercooked in the middle and bacon was bits of what I think should have been streaky bacon. Coffee really nice but can’t say we’ll visit again.

Written 27 May 2021

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Housed in a lovely old building, this museum tells the story of Dales life through the last few centuries. It not a big place so their info boards are concise and well written. The stairs are steep so those with limited mobility will struggle. I particularly enjoyed the railway exhibition on the top floor; who knew the Ribblehead viaduct was poor constructed and nearly collapsed, several times!
Well worth a visit and you support.

Written 13 March 2022

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dave t

Chester, UK 9 contributions

I had planned a trip on the Settle - Carlisle railway and by chance found the Settle signal box open, Bob and his fellow signalman were very knowledgeable about its workings and showed me how trains were "passed on" and "received" between sections. If you have an interest in railway workings I would recommend a visit and allow time to take it all in, we were a bit rushed with catching a train to Carlisle but would make a return visit when time allows

Written 3 July 2021

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Jill H

Nottingham, UK 79 contributions

A peaceful and relaxing walk south of Settle: a kingfisher shot out from under the bridge as I walked down to the stile on Station Road, which made a lovely start to the walk. The path is well-defined (and not too muddy when I went) and follows the river bank looking across to trees in their autumn colours. Further on there were lovely views of Penyghent and Ingleborough as you walk through fields of contented cows. It is quiet here even when there are more visitors further north of Settle.

Written 19 October 2020

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We were so impressed with this project. The info board was very informative. We saw it after a period of rain and the power of the water was amazing.
You don't need to spend long here, but as it is only a short walk from the centre it is worth a look. Would love to see it at salmon leaping time. Maybe we will be back.

Written 13 January 2020

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BT3rd

Datchet, UK 5,782 contributions

On its own this site is not worth the trip. But with the whole village taking part and putting flowerpot creatures around the town it was lovely.

Written 18 August 2020

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It is worth picking up a leaflet which gives information about the Church and items in it. It was completed in 1838 but changes have been made to the interior. There are a lot of interesting things to have a browse around. There are various stained glass windows with information about who they are dedicated to. A large painting called The Ascension is facing the altar with ceramic Stations of the Cross around the Church and there is also a Lady Chapel. The lovely pulpit and font are made of Alabaster and there is a large brass eagle lectern. A memorial in the porch is to the workmen who died building the Settle to Carlisle Railway.

Written 4 June 2019

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went hear to watch a show and it was great we were very pleased to have gone there were quite a few people
it just went well worth the price which was not expensive

Written 6 November 2019

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Myself (Dad), son and daughter (13 and 14) had a brilliant time with Mike on an "Explore Caving trip". Even before the trip we contacted them with a concern and Steph got back to us with a very kind and reassuring response. The caving trip itself couldn't have been better. Mike was laid back but safety conscious, certainly knowledgeable, encouraging and did his best to ensure we all had a great time, which we did. The Long Churn caves near Alum pot were really fascinating with a variety of fun to be had and I think we'd all jump at the chance to do it again. And certainly with Mike and Steph (Yorkshire Dales Guides). Thanks guys!

Written 21 June 2022

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