Nestled in the Yorkshire dales that lie on the border of Cumbria. (Cumbrian Dales) This is a long ridge walk on uneven grassy terrain with panoramic views of distant fells; and on a clear day, you have views of the southern lakes, the Howgill Fells, Morecambe Bay, and the Yorkshire Three Peaks.

Distance: 15 miles / 24km

Location: Ireby

Howarth is one of Yorkshire’s most famous towns and landmarks that is visited by thousands every year from around the world! It is commonly known for the Bronte sisters and their novels.

Distance: 8 miles / 12 km

Location: Haworth

This very short walk is intended simply to visit the site of one of the poems by Simon Armitage carved on a slab of rock.

Distance: 6 miles / 10km

Location: Oxenhope

If you are looking to get off the beaten track this is the perfect hike. You can park up in Addingham and start walking up a farmland track onto open fields which are very easy to follow.

Distance: 11 miles / 17km

Location: Silsden

A picturesque hike through the iconic Yorkshire Dales, including Malham Tarn that is a popular Yorkshire Dales attraction. This is a great hike for either Winter or Summer, either way, you will be rewarded by great views and away from the crowds.

Distance: 14 miles / 22km

Location: Kilnsey

This walk provides fantastic views along Wharfedale, scales the heights of Buckden Pike, and passes a memorial to some Polish pilots who were killed in a plane crash during World War II.

Distance: 8 miles / 12km

Location: Buckden

Starting from Sedburgh on the border of the Yorkshire Dales in Cumbria. This is a walk that entails a day out through the rolling hills of the Howgills fells.

Distance: 12 miles / 19km

Location: Sedburgh

Stoodley Pike is a 1,300ft hill in the South Pennies of West Yorkshire. The pike is 121ft and has views over Calderdale, Hebden Bridge, Todmorden, and Mytholmroyd. There is also a stairwell inside the monument that you can walk up for a better view over the valley.

Distance: 7 mile / 11km

location: South Pennines West Yorkshire

Pateley Bridge, in Nidderdale North Yorkshire, is an idyllic market town and known as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), it is also home to the oldest sweet shop in the world and a delicious chocolate shop called ‘Cocoa Joe’s’! Whilst taking in the sites and leisurely enjoying all that the market town has to offer, be sure to visit Brimham Rocks too. (A collection of geological rock formations) This is only a 10-minute drive away.

Distance: 6 miles / 10km

Location: Pateley Bridge

Located on the north side of the Yorkshire Dales just off Hawes in a small town called Hardraw. I parked on a lay-by near the Hardraw sign. Here I began the walk which was on clear paths up to Cotterdale.

Distance: 11 miles / 18 km

Location: Hardraw

The Yorkshire three peaks is an Iconic walk that is on a lot of people’s bucket lists to complete. It is a 24.5-mile hike that covers all three of Yorkshire’s highest peaks in one day, these include Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside, and Ingleborough.

Distance: 24.5 miles / 39. 5 km.

Location: Horton-in-Ribblesdale

It was the start of 2019 and we decided to bring in the new year with a peaceful walk in the Yorkshire Dales. We were very lucky with the weather as it was content sunshine all day!

Distance: 8 miles / 12 km

Location: Dent

A fairly easy circular walk that you can see the Yorkshire three peaks on a clear day, offering all of the beauty the Yorkshire dales has to offer.

Distance: 8 miles / 12.8 km

Location: Clapham