YORKSHIRE DALES: Featured Photos

Famous for its limestone pavements, the Yorkshire Dales is one of the the most beautiful areas of Britain, which also offers some fantastic walking.  Here are a few of my best pictures…

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Ingleborough from the Twistleton Scar limestone pavement

Ingleborough from above Ingleton on White Scar

Whernside from White Scar

Thornton Force on the Waterfalls Walk at Ingleton

Ingleborough from above Ingleton on the road to Kingsdale

The Three Men of Gragreth above Leck, looking towards the Lakeland Fells

The Three Men of Gragreth, looking to Middleton Fell

Devil’s Bridge, Kirkby Lonsdale.  Although in Cumbria, Kirkby Lonsdale has always felt like the gateway to the Dales with its limestone crags on the river banks, and since the boundary changes of August 2016, Devil’s Bridge is now within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

The Howgill Fells from Kirk Bank.  The Howgills are also in Cumbria, but are within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.  These rolling hills offer miles of open walking, with wonderful views of both The Dales and the Lakeland Fells.

Pendragon Castle in the Mallerstang Valley near Kirkby Stephen

Castle Bolton in Wensleydale

Three of The Nine Standards, Nine Standards Rigg, near Kirkby Stephen

On Buckden Pike, above Starbotton, Wharfedale

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