The Dales Way
The Dales Way crosses two national parks and takes you from the rugged magnificence of Yorkshire all the way to the majestic finery of the Lake District. This walk is full of diversity, beginning with lush meadowlands and black-bordered moors of the Yorkshire Dales, and ending with the luminous waters of Windermere and the splendour of the Lake District.
The Dales Way is full of natural wonder and is one of the greenest walks you will ever take, with lush, emerald valleys, fields, crags and fells to accompany you every step of the way.
In this first section of the Dales Way, enjoy a gentle day of riverside walking through pasture and woodland. On entering the grounds of Bolton ...
After a riverside walk to the village of Grassington, enjoy a walk over moorland with breathtaking views and along a hillside before rejoining the ...
This section of the Dales Way leads you out of Wharfedale, over moors crossing England's watershed to then reach the River Dee, which flows west ...
Much of today's walk takes you alongside the River Dee, before turning north to reach Sedbergh.
Today you will leave the Yorkshire Dales National Park to enter that of the Lake District. Along the way, pass under the two Victorian viaducts of ...
A short walk along paths and tracks, through pastures and over some moorland, to reach the end of the Dales Way.