Hebden Bridge

Tucked tightly into a fold of a steep-sided valley, Yorkshire’s funkiest little

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Haworth

It seems that only Shakespeare himself is held in higher esteem than

Saltaire

A Victorian-era landmark, Saltaire was a model industrial village built in 1851

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Richmond

The handsome market town of Richmond is one of England’s best-kept secrets,

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Hebden Bridge

Tucked tightly into a fold of a steep-sided valley, Yorkshire’s funkiest little village is a former mill town that refused to go gently with the

houses on green grass field

Haworth

It seems that only Shakespeare himself is held in higher esteem than the beloved Brontë sisters – Emily, Anne and Charlotte – judging by the

Saltaire

A Victorian-era landmark, Saltaire was a model industrial village built in 1851 by philanthropic wool baron and teetotaller Titus Salt. The rows of neat, honey-coloured

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Richmond

The handsome market town of Richmond is one of England’s best-kept secrets, perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the River Swale and guarded by the

Hawes

Hawes is the beating heart of Wensleydale, a thriving and picturesque market town (market day is Tuesday) that has the added attraction of its own

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Ribblesdale & the Three Peaks

Scenic Ribblesdale cuts through the southwestern corner of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, where the skyline is dominated by a trio of distinctive hills known

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Malham

Stretching west from Grassington to Ingleton is the largest area of limestone country in England, a distinctive landscape pockmarked with potholes, dry valleys, limestone pavements

Grassington

The perfect base for jaunts around the south Dales, Grassington’s handsome Georgian centre teems with walkers and visitors throughout the summer months, soaking up an

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Robin Hood’s Bay

Picturesque Robin Hood’s Bay (www.robin-hoods-bay.co.uk) is the end point of the Coast to Coast Walk. It has nothing to do with the hero of Sherwood

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Rievaulx

Rievaulx Abbey In the secluded valley of the River Rye, amid fields and woods loud with birdsong, stand the magnificent ruins of Rievaulx Abbey (pronounced

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Helmsley

Helmsley is a classic North Yorkshire market town, a handsome huddle of old stone houses, historic coaching inns and – inevitably – a cobbled market

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Yorkshire Wolds

The Yorkshire Wolds is the county of the once notorious highwayman Dick Turpin. It is a special landscape, with a wealth of heritage, a place to unwind,