Ingleton
Nestled in the Ingleborough foothills, Ingleton is surrounded by deep caves, spectacular waterfalls and fascinating archaeological sites.
Local attractions include White Scar Cave, Britain's longest show cave, and the lovely Ingleton Waterfalls Walk. Climbing Ingleborough and Whernside for the limestone pavements of Twisleton Scar and superb views is a must.
Stroll along the river bank, sit in the Millennium Gardens or visit Ingleton Pottery - family run and the longest established working pottery in the Dales. Tickets for the town’s fantastic indoor Twisleton © Jim Snape mountainworx.co.uk climbing wall can be bought from the caving and climbing shop, Inglesport.
Visit the village websites www.ingleton.co.uk and www.visitingleton.co.uk
Snap happy Dales Volunteer, drystone waller and photographer, Andrew Wilson, offers his top tips.
You packed your weatherproofs and sandwiches ready for a day in the Dales but… no camera! Don’t worry, you can take high-resolution photos on your mobile instead. But remember - the basic rules of composition still apply. Get them right and you will have some memorable images to take home.
Rule 1. The “rule of thirds” - one of the keystones on which good composition is based. Just divide your photo into thirds with two imaginary lines, vertically and horizontally. Place your horizon on one of the horizontal lines and your subject on one of the vertical lines.
Rule 2. “Fill the Frame” - this photo (right) is more powerful because the sheep fills the frame. We all know they have bodies and legs, but you don’t need to actually see the whole animal to get a real sense of it.
Rule 3. …there is no Rule 3! Because you can break all the rules of photography and still take a good shot.This flower meadow near Hebden was taken into the sun and with the horizon on the top horizontal third - a poor composition. But with the flower heads and grasses backlit by the sun, you can almost hear the hum of bees…
Top Tip - “Roses are red…..” For some reason, a splash of red in a photograph really helps bring out the other colours. The geraniums on some stone steps in Grassington add another dimension.
Visit the Yorkshire Dales National Park online at www.yorkshiredales.org.uk Page 41 So you don’t Visit North Yorkshire’s miss a thing Masham Premier Attraction when you visit, Sheep Fair 27th & 28th September 2014 A fabulous step back in time into the world of “James Herriot”, the famous vet & author. call in for advice Sheep Show with sheep The “World’s largest James Herriot and old time fair events memorabilia collection”. at our National around the town including market and brewery trips. There’s LOTS more to see Park Centres - than you think! 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. see page 5. Further information [email protected] Yorkshire’swinning Ard- Aw Action Attr
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Enjoy the Ultimate Medieval Experience in the historic heart of Wensleydale. This magnificent medieval fortress is steeped in history and has something for all the family to Station Road, Birstwith, enjoy including; Harrogate, HG3 3AG • Spectacular Falconry experience Cask Ales • Archery Demonstrations Home Cooked Food • Childrens’ costumes, trails and activities Beer Garden • Medieval gardens and maze Log Fires • Wonderful tearoom Accommodation Warm Welcome Please see our website for 2014 opening times, event Telephone: 01423 770254 Email: [email protected] programme and visitor information. www.station-hotel.net Call 01969 623981 or visit www.boltoncastle.co.uk
Page 42 Visit the Yorkshire Dales National Park online at www.yorkshiredales.org.uk Meet the farmer: conservation and education at Nethergill The dream started in 1976 when they met at agricultural college and they subsequently set Chris and Fiona Clark don’t let the grass grow Yorkshire Dales Rivers Trust on projects that have themselves a target to own a farm by the time under their feet on their farm in Langstrothdale. helped to create a wildlife haven - improving the they were 50. habits for black grouse, red squirrels and otters. Their 400 acres at Nethergill Farm double as a After college they bred, reared and sold free- conservation and an education resource. Nethergill also has one of the most high-tech, range pork for several years to get some interactive field centres in the National Park and it And the couple (pictured below) have plenty they experience under their belt before retraining - is in constant demand by schools and special still want to do to spread the word about their Fiona as a graphic designer and Chris in interest groups wanting to learn more about the three passions - food, farming and the environment. marketing. They then started a marketing resident wildlife. The equipment includes consultancy which gave them the financial They moved into the farm in Oughtershaw in webcams and observation hides and the centre is backing to start looking for their farm. 2005 - a few months before Chris’s 50th birthday also the base for a series of courses ranging from - and it’s been all go since then. photography to woodland management as well “We looked at 45 farms from Scotland to Devon Conservation has been high on the list and they as guided farm trails. before we got Nethergill,” Chris said. have planted more than 18,000 trees, restored Heating and hot water for the whole farm is “We ended up in the Yorkshire Dales because several traditional hay meadows and worked provided by a biomass boiler using timber that Fiona’s family lives in the area and the farm gave closely with the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust and the comes from within the Yorkshire Dales National us the potential to develop our concept of the Park. environment, food and farming. It’s in a fantastic setting and it had everything we were looking for.” As well as building up the educational and biodiversity interests, Chris and Fiona have Further information about Nethergill Farm is established the farming side with a small flock of available on the couple’s website at Dalesbred ewes and a herd of rare breed White www.nethergill.co.uk Shorthorn cattle, and they have developed a thriving accommodation business.
“Many people do a lot of reading before they come here and that gives them knowledge,” Chris said.
“We then give them practical experience so that they leave with an understanding of the link between food, farming and the environment.” Image courtesy of Craven Herald
A safe way to walk (that have already been broken in), walking socks, warm clothes (preferably items that are Walking in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National breathable and will wick moisture away from the Park is a great experience - whether you are off on body) and a hat and gloves. Bring food and a gentle two-mile stroll or out on a full day’s hike. plenty to drink - a rucksack liner is also a good And a little pre-walk planning and preparation idea to keep your kit dry. will ensure that it is unforgettable for all the Walking poles are not essential but they are great right reasons. pieces of kit in almost any weathers. They keep Conditions can change very quickly and it’s you on your feet in snow, ice or wet or muddy worth remembering the temperatures drop by conditions, they can take the pressure off ankles, about 2°c to 3°c for every 300 metres you climb knees and leg muscles during descents and they National Park Notes - and that’s without the effects of wind chill. It’s share the load on the way up by allowing you to Weekly car park tickets are great value if you are essential to listen to the weather forecast before use your arms as well as your legs. staying more than a few days. They are valid at you start so you know what’s coming at you all National Park and Richmondshire District and, if necessary, Council car parks and available from National Some say that you can get four seasons in one you can alter your Park Centres. day in the Dales! Luckily there are plenty of route and the sources of information on current weather contents of your Between March and July, when spring lambs conditions. rucksack are in the fields and cows have calves at heel, accordingly. The Met Office issues a daily mountain area it is important to keep dogs on leads. forecast, My Local Weather monitors very local However if you feel threatened by cattle, let The basic kit you conditions from its seven weather stations, your dog go. will need for an and BBC Weather produces general forecasts easy walk is a Our Yorkshire Dales National Park based on four locations in or near the waterproof jacket smartphone app for iPhone, Android, Yorkshire Dales. and trousers, Symbian and Blackberry offers plenty good-quality For details, go to to get you inspired, with facts, trails walking boots www.yorkshiredales.org.uk/weatherforecasts and even 360 degree panoramas.
Visit the Yorkshire Dales National Park online at www.yorkshiredales.org.uk Page 43 Accommodation
There’s a great selection of accommodation in Welcome to Yorkshire’s website the Dales so why not stay longer and explore www.yorkshire.com also lists even further. accommodation in the area.
All accommodation in The Visitor 2014 has been While every effort has been made to ensure details quality inspected by Visit Britain or the AA, or is a are up to date at time of going to press, we member of Welcome to Yorkshire and has signed cannot be held responsible for any changes or up to their ‘Y’ Quality Charter. discrepancies.
Serviced Accommodation Self-catering Accommodation
Thornsgill House ASKRIGG Holmes Farm Cottage BENTHAM (INglEToN 4 MIlEs) Honeykiln Cottage MiddlehaM 1 King-size Double, 2 King-size Doubles/ 1 Cottage (sleeps 4) 1 Cottage (sleeps 4) Twins (all en suite) B&B from £37.50 pppn from £290 to £370 pw from £290 to £420 pw Enjoy a relaxing stay in a large Edwardian Very comfortable, well equipped stone Cosy and well equipped cottage in quiet home. Spacious, comfortable rooms with built cottage set within extensive area, 10 mins walk from historic king-size beds and en suite facilities. landscaped gardens. Perfect base for Middleham village. Central heating, Excellent pubs nearby. An ideal base for exploring Yorkshire Dales, Lake District enclosed garden and private parking. walking/touring. and Coast. Towels not included.
Contact: Wendy Turner Contact: Mrs Pamela Ann Suter Tel: 01969 650617 Contact: Lucy Story Tel: 01524 261198 Tel: 01132 693 026 Mob: 07812 639 116 Email: [email protected] B&B HHHH Silver VB Email: [email protected] Self Catering HHHH VB Email: [email protected] Self Catering HHH VB Website: www.thornsgill.co.uk Welcome to Yorkshire Website: www.holmesfarmcottage.co.uk Website: www.honeykiln-cottage.co.uk Property address: Moor Road, Askrigg, Property address: Holmes Farm, Low Property Address: 32a The Springs, Leyburn, North Yorkshire DL8 3HH Breakfast Award Bentham, Lancaster LA2 7DE Middleham, Leyburn DL8 4RB >(10) ∂ Ò º o ± t c ; ˙ — “ ] C ¢ c ¨ ; ∂ — s ¡ ] C
The Dales Haven Leyburn Gaudy House Farm HAWES The Jonas Centre RedmiRe 3 Double (en suite), 1 Flexible (en suite) Converted Barns (2 sleep 4, 1 sleeps 5) 12 log cabins (sleep up to 5) B&B from £35pppn from £275 to £405 pw from £375 to £550 pw Stand out from the crowd; themed rooms Cosy accommodation in converted barns The Jonas Centre is uniquely positioned in with king-size memory foam beds, flat- in spectacular setting by Pennine Way Wensleydale and is perfect for all those screen TV, fridge, hairdryer, Wi-Fi. Glorious overlooking Gayle and Hawes. Comfortably wanting to take time out for refreshment views, acclaimed breakfasts. Ideal for equipped, ideal for couples, families or in a peaceful environment. touring Wensleydale and Yorkshire Dales. groups of friends.
Contact: Martin Crowson Contact: Mrs Jane Allison Contact: Simon Eastwood Tel: 01969 623814 Tel: 01969 667231 Tel: 01969 624900 Email: [email protected] Guest House HHHH VB Email: [email protected] Self Catering HHH VB Email: [email protected] Welcome to Yorkshire Website: www.daleshaven.co.uk VB Silver Award Website: www.gaudyhousefarm.co.uk Website: www.jonascentre.org Property Address: The Dales Haven Guest Property Address: Gaudy House Farm, Property Address: The Jonas Centre, House, Market Place, Leyburn DL8 5BJ VB Breakfast Award Gayle, Hawes, DL8 3NA Redmire, Leyburn, North Yorkshire DL8 4EW > — t o C ; Ò c ; > 9 ` — ˙ s C ¨ ? ˙ · ` s ¢ c
Hawthorn Cottage Leyburn Bramble Lodge Leyburn The Bungalow Richmond 1 Double (en suite), 1 Twin (en suite) B&B 1 Cottage (sleeps 2) 1 Bungalow (sleeps 2) from £35 to £40 pppn DB&B from £50 pppn from £245 to £275 pw from £165 to £289 pw Lovely 17th Century cottage, spectacular Delightful first floor cottage style Comfortable bungalow on the outskirts of views, pretty garden, inglenook fireplace. apartment in idyllic surroundings Bramble Richmond. Ideal base for walking, touring. Homegrown eggs and honey for breakfast. Lodge in the village of Spennithorne is a Near swimming pool. Shops, pubs 1/2 mile. Special rates - three nights or more. Warm true hideaway. Tastefully decorated and One internal step. Patio area. hospitality. well equipped.
Contact: Mrs Helen Francis Contact: Mrs Ann Gaines Tel: 01969 624492 Tel: 01969 622496 Email: [email protected] Bed & Breakfast HHHH VB Email: [email protected] Self Catering HHH VB Contact: Mr RJ & Mrs W Delf Self Catering HHH VB Website: www.hawthorn-wensleydale.com Silver Award VB Property Address: Bramble Lodge, Tel: 01748 823122 Property Address: Hawthorn Cottage, No5 Thorney Cottages, Spennithorne, Property Address: St Martins Priory, Preston-under-Scar, Nr Leyburn DL8 4AQ Leyburn, N Yorks DL8 5PR Richmond, North Yorkshire DL10 4LQ > ˙ ? Ó — · ⁄ º ; ˙ . ? — ° ° ` ; . ` ] C ¢ Ø
King William the Fourth Guest House SETTLE Colling Well Cottage Leyburn Croft Cottage Richmond 4 double, 1 Twin, 1 Single (all en suite) 1 Cottage (sleeps 4) 1 Cottage (sleeps 4) B&B from £37.50 pppn from £280 to £450 pw from £200 to £350 pw Set in the heart of Settle, we offer a warm, Lovely single-storey cottage, located in Charming stone built cottage. Within easy friendly relaxed welcome to our high pretty village with shop, pub/restaurant reach of cobbled town centre and quality Bed & Breakfast which is ideal for and surrounded by beautiful countryside. amenities. Ideally situated for lovely walks exploring the Yorkshire Dales. Comfortable and well equipped with two and visiting the dales, lakes and the coast. en suite bedrooms and private parking. Set Sorry no pets. in owner’s large delightful garden. Contact: Jackie Cole Tel: 01729 268152 Contact: Shirley Email: [email protected] Contact: Maria Ramskill Tel: 01677 450742 Tel: 01926 428784 Website: Welcome to Yorkshire Email: [email protected] Self Catering HHHH VB Email: [email protected] Self Catering HHH VB www.kingwilliamthefourthguesthouse.co.uk Website: www.collingwell.co.uk Website: www.yorkshirecottage.org.uk Property address: High Street, Settle, Property Address: Colling Well Cottage, Property Address: Croft Cottage, North Yorkshire BD24 9EX Ratten Row, Hunton, Bedale, N Yorks DL8 1QG Richmond DL10 4UN ¨ ˙ 9 ⁄ C ± t c Á BBQ ; — ` ] C c ; ∂ " — Ï “ ⁄ °
Facilities symbols Natural Retreats Yorkshire Dales RICHMOND Accommodation providers were asked to list up to eight of the key facilities they offer. 18 Lodges, sleeps 6 from £658 to £1600 pw Á All ground floor " Drying facilities ` Laundry facilities o Residents lounge The delightfully secluded Natural Retreats d } BBQ Barbecue Drinking water Licensed g Satellite TV luxury residences are in the perfect ¨ Bath . Electric cooking t Linen for hire Í Shop/supermarket location for a break away in a stunning ; ? s Ç location, set apart from the town of Central heating Electric shaver point Linen free Shower only Richmond. > Children welcome w Flush toilets on site ¡ Log fires Å Showers available (minimum age) — Garden Ò Major credit cards ± Tea/coffee making facilities t Tel: 0845 564 5159 [ Dishwasher Ï Gas/electric fires accepted Television in bedrooms Email: [email protected] Self Catering HHHH VB ¢ ˙ Dogs / pets by 9 Ground floor bedroom(s) ‡ Meter charge for fuel Television Website: www.naturalretreats.com WTY Member · ] a Washing up sinks Property Address: Aislabeck Plantation, arrangement Groups accepted Microwave oven Hurgill Road, Richmond, N Yorks DL10 4SG Gold Green Tourism Award ∂ Dogs / pets not accepted ⁄ Hairdryer available Ω Parking available c Wi-Fi or internet access Á ; > [ ˙ ¡ g c
Page 44 Visit the Yorkshire Dales National Park online at www.yorkshiredales.org.uk Self-catering Accommodation Caravan & Camping Parks Love local
Beck House Caravans Sedbergh Church Farm Caravan & Camping Park RIPON A day out in the Dales wouldn’t be complete 2 Static Caravans (each sleeps 6) 34 Touring sites from £13pn, 10 Tent without a tasty bite to eat and drink. What better from £245 to £295 pw Pitches £10-£17pn, 3 Statics from £275pw Two fully equipped caravans each set in Family run quiet site in picturesque village. way to relax than with a local pint by the fire or a own secluded garden on quiet family farm 9 miles from Harrogate, 4 miles from Ripon. at the foot of the Howgill Fells. Ideal for Ideally located for North York Moors and the cup of tea with a delicious Yorkshire curd tart? Dales and Lakes. Yorkshire Dales. Two village pubs serving food. Shop 300 yards. Regular bus service. The Dales is justifiably famous for its local produce Contact: Mrs Emma Oates and there is so much to sink your teeth into, from Contact: Mrs S Stainton Tel: 01765 676578 Mobile: 07861 770164 Tel: 01539 620665 VB Approved Email: [email protected] Caravan Park s s s s AA delicious artisan cheeses - including Wallace and Email: [email protected] Website: www.churchfarmcaravanpark.co.uk Property Address: Beck House Caravans, Beck Property Address: Church Farm Caravan Gromit’s favourite from the Wensleydale Creamery House, Howgill, Kendal, Cumbria LA8 0BT Park, Bishop Monkton, Harrogate HG3 3QQ ; > ˙ — s C Ç t µ ˙ ) w Å ( 4 π in Hawes - to home-made jams and chutneys.
Attermire Cottage Settle Drop into a local farm shop to get something 1 Cottage (sleeps 3) straight from from £220 to £370 pw farmgate to An outstanding stone-built cottage tucked away on a quiet cobbled street just off the plate, like honey market square. Warm and cosy with full gas central heating. and eggs. Or try some tender
Contact: Mrs C Binstead Tel: 01729 822734 Limestone Email: [email protected] Welcome to Yorkshire Website: www.attermirecottage.co.uk Country beef Property Address: Attermire Cottage, Castle Hill, Settle, North Yorkshire BD24 9EU from traditional ; > Ï ⁄ s ] C ¢ native cattle
Cherry Tree Cottage WENSLEYDALE breeds - ask for it 4 Cottages, sleep up to 7 at Town End from £320 pw Spacious luxury cottages with log fires in Farm shop in Wensleydale & Swaledale, located on village greens with traditional inns. Walks Airton or butchers Jacksons of Cracoe. from door. Close to Leyburn & Richmond. There are a hop-full of fantastic local ales to try.
Contact: Dales Cottage Holidays There’s the Dent Brewery, Copper Dragon in Tel: 07710 385103 Email: [email protected] Self Catering HHHHH VB Skipton, Wharfedale Brewery in Ilkley and Black Website: www.dalescottageholidays.co.uk Welcome to Yorkshire Property address: Dales Cottage Holidays, Sheep and Theakston in Masham to name a few - Bellerby, Wensleydale DL8 5QP and even a vineyard producing Yorkshire Wine. ¨ ; ˙ Î — ¡ C c Many accommodation providers offer great local Win a weekend break for two in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales! fare as part of their menu choice. All you have to do is to fill in the questionnaire below and return it to us along with your completed During your stay be sure to ask your host for form by 29 September 2014 for your chance to win - it’s as simple as that! ideas on discovering the local area.
Our prize-winners will enjoy a 2 night break with bed and breakfast for 2 adults up to the value of £200. Taking the time to explore from your door will reveal those quirky features, secret trails and 1. Where did you obtain your copy of 6. Were you directly influenced by 8. Overall, how satisfied were you unique experiences that only insider knowledge ‘The Visitor 2014’? ‘The Visitor 2014’ to: with this publication (please circle)? can give and which will make your trip truly visit any attractions memorable. ❑ Yorkshire Dales National Park
Visit the Yorkshire Dales National Park online at www.yorkshiredales.org.uk Page 45 Fell and cave rescue The Cave Rescue Organisation here in Clapham There are many ways to enjoy the Dales, but is believed to be the oldest in the world. whether you’re scaling Kilnsey Crag or strolling It was formed after an incident at Gingling Hole in through Grass Wood, it can be all too easy to slip, 1934 when a potholer broke his leg and the long, injuring a knee or ankle. drawn out rescue provided a serious lesson for all.
The three Yorkshire-based rescue teams don’t just The following month, Settle St John help potholers and climbers, they are just as likely Ambulance, Giggleswick School and six to be called out to walkers - and animals. In fact, potholing clubs met and proposed the world’s they provide a safety net for anyone off the beaten first cavers’ self-help group. track, above or below ground. Members were called out 45 times in the first Rescue at Rowten Pot in 1939 Swaledale Mountain Rescue Team, Upper 25 years. By its 75th anniversary, the CRO had Wharfedale Fell Rescue Association and the Cave been to 2,172 incidents involving 3,160 people, Rescue Organisation - supported by Kendal and 223 lambs, 194 sheep, 70 dogs, 13 calves, 11 Kirkby Stephen MRTs in Cumbria - provide a cattle, 9 ducks, 1 cat and 1 rabbit. 24-hour, 365-days-a-year service. And what’s Kit has changed over the years, with ropes and more, they are entirely staffed by highly-trained stout boots now complemented by the latest volunteers. equipment, but the CRO is still made up of Although the Police have overall responsibility for amazing people who give their time freely to inland search and rescue, the teams work help those in need of assistance. alongside the statutory emergency services, using their skills and experience to go to parts that In an emergency, would you which county you are in answer any other questions others can’t reach. know how to get help? 3. Ask the Police for ‘cave’ or 6. Stay by a phone or where Between them, they respond to around 150 Whatever your activity, if you’re ‘fell’ rescue you can maintain a signal on callouts a year and each team costs about £30,000 away from a road and need a your mobile, keeping the line annually to run, all through fundraising. rescue team… 4. Say where you are and give a clear so you can be called back. description and grid reference To find out more, visit the teams online at 1. Call 999 The rescue team will call other www.swaledalemrt.org.uk , www.uwfra.org.uk 5. Describe the problem and 2. Ask for ‘Police’ and say services as required. and www.cro.org.uk
their toll. We New lease of life for historic building campaign The National Park is scattered with the remains of former industries, an passionately against evocative reminder of how the area’s resources were once harnessed. these threats, often with great success, There are more to ensure that special places than 1,800 listed like the Yorkshire Dales buildings - 64 National Park are kept safe. classed as being ‘at risk’ and 126 as We also encourage others to I’m known for my adventures ‘vulnerable’ - and discover National Parks, to get around the world, but nothing the National Park involved in the many activities that inspires me more than the stunning Authority works they have to offer and help us to landscapes of Britain’s National with owners, look after them. Our Mosaic Youth Parks. There are few places that volunteers, English programme in England works to offer such freedom to enjoy a quiet Heritage, Natural introduce thousands of young moment of reflection or physical England and other people to National Parks for the challenge in breathtaking partners to first time, to learn new skills and to surroundings. conserve a number of them. enjoy the great outdoors. I am delighted to help protect One building recently taken off the national Heritage at Risk register - The success of Campaign for some of our finest landscapes as thanks to grant aid from English Heritage - is Grassington Moor’s ruined National Parks depends on public the President of the Campaign for cupola lead smelt mill and flue, which took poisonous gases away from support and the need for our work National Parks - the only national the millworkers to a 20 metre high chimney (pictured). is greater now than ever before. charity campaigning to protect all 13 From just £3 a month you can help The complex forms part of the larger Grassington Moor scheduled National Parks of England and Wales. us keep some of England and Wales’ monument, which covers some 203 hectares. There is a self-guided trail Despite their protected status, they most beautiful places safe for with information boards around some of the principal remains of this face serious threats and challenges, generations to come. To find out exciting leadmining landscape. Visitors are asked to help protect the site with climate change, aggressive more, please visit www.cnp.org.uk. by not walking along the top of the flues. quarrying and intrusive road and Ben Fogle, President, You can read more about the unique cultural and archaeological building developments all taking Campaign for National Parks landscape of the National Park on our website www.outofoblivion.org.uk
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Based upon Ordnance Survey material by permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Tourist Information Centres Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office© Crown Copyright. Licence number 100023740. Aysgarth Falls 01969 662910 [email protected] Friday: Appleby (indoor), Ingleton, Grassington 01756 751690 [email protected] Market days Harrogate 01423 537300 [email protected] Kendal (indoor), Leyburn, Reeth, Monday: Kendal (indoor), Kirkby Hawes 01969 666210 [email protected] Richmond (indoor), Skipton, Wigton Stephen, Richmond (indoor), Horton-in-Ribblesdale 01729 860333 [email protected] Skipton, Thirsk Saturday: Appleby (outdoor), Ilkley 01943 602319 ilkley.vic@bradford.gov.uk Kendal (indoor and outdoor), Ingleton 015242 41049 [email protected] Tuesday: Bedale, Hawes, Kendal Masham, Northallerton, Richmond Kirkby Stephen 017683 71199 [email protected] (indoor), Richmond (indoor), Settle Leyburn 01969 622317 [email protected] (indoor and outdoor), Skipton, Thirsk Malham 01729 833200 [email protected] Wednesday: Barnard Castle, Pateley Bridge 01423 711147 [email protected] Bentham, Kendal (indoor and Reeth 01748 884059 [email protected] outdoor), Knaresborough, Richmond 01748 850549 [email protected] Masham, Northallerton, Richmond Ripon 01765 604625 [email protected] (indoor), Sedbergh, Skipton Sedbergh 015396 20125 [email protected] Settle 01729 825192 [email protected] Thursday: Kendal (indoor), Kirkby Skipton 01756 792809 [email protected] Lonsdale, Richmond (indoor), Ripon
Cashpoints From farm gate to plate Bentham, Farmers markets in the Yorkshire Dales in 2014. Grassington, Hawes, Ingleton, Kirkby Grassington Leyburn Ingleton Richmond Ripon Sedbergh Settle Skipton Lonsdale, Leyburn, 3rd Sunday of 4th Saturday of 4th Sunday of 3rd Saturday of 3rd Sunday of 2nd Wednesday 2nd Sunday of 1st Sunday of the the month the month the month the month the month of the month the month month Richmond, Sedbergh, Settle, Skipton Sunday markets start at 9.30am, all others start at 8am. Visit Northern Dales Farmers Markets on Facebook for further details.
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