Colin Wilding#MountainMonday On the way from Horton-in-Ribblesdale to Pen-y-ghent. A stretch of the #PennineWay.
happyhikerThis #YorkshireDales walk explores the beautiful snd peaceful Coverdale.. There are great views to the south-west to Great Whernside and Little Whernside, craggy Caldberg Moor and Roova Crags to the east and Carlton Moor to the west. See https://www.happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/YorkshireDales/Carlton%20in%20Coverdale%20to%20Arkleside/Hiking%20Pages%20-%20Carlton%20in%20Coverdale%20to%20Arkleside.htm
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Ian CylkowskiThe Watlowes Dry Valley.
This Ice Age gorge was carved out by a powerful river, dropping in several waterfalls before crashing over the top of Malham Cove, what would've been one of Europe's largest waterfalls.
10,000 or so years ago.
Now, all dry.
Plenty more images from this day are available just for you, right here -> https://www.iancylkowski.com/posts/watlowes-dry-valley-yorkshire-dales-spring/ 👍
#landscape #landscapephotography #spring #summer #yorkshire #yorkshiredales #uk #britain #england #nature #travel
This Ice Age gorge was carved out by a powerful river, dropping in several waterfalls before crashing over the top of Malham Cove, what would've been one of Europe's largest waterfalls.
10,000 or so years ago.
Now, all dry.
Plenty more images from this day are available just for you, right here -> https://www.iancylkowski.com/posts/watlowes-dry-valley-yorkshire-dales-spring/ 👍
#landscape #landscapephotography #spring #summer #yorkshire #yorkshiredales #uk #britain #england #nature #travel
This #YorkshireDales walk is from Keld, the last and highest settlement at the western end of Swaledale. The Pennine Way and Wainwright’s Coast to Coast walk cross here. It goes to the 17th Century Tan Hill Inn. #Waterfalls & great views. See https://www.happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/YorkshireDales/KeldtoTanHillInn/Hiking%20Pages%20-%20Keld%20to%20Tan%20Hill%20Inn.htm
MattWe’ve been walking more of the Dales Way this week. Some words on that will follow, but in the meantime here’s a link to a piece on last year’s section. We walked in spring last year, but the theme was the same: dry. Climate change is reshaping the Dales.
“By Yockenthwaite it was mid-afternoon, and the River Wharfe had run dry. Sparse March rains had starved the watercourse, and we climbed down and walked on its skeletal stone bed.”
Birks Fell ridge is between Littondale & Wharfedale in the #YorkshireDales & is the highest point between the them so good views of both, plus of the #Yorkshire Three Peaks. Uses Access Land so absence of marked ROW makes it quiet but easy navigation. See https://www.happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/YorkshireDales/Birks%20Fell/Hiking%20Pages%20-%20Birks%20Fell.htm
Jen
On the edge of the #YorkshireDales, this walk from Leyburn to Wensley takes you via curiously names Leyburn Shawl from which the views over Wensleydale are truly magnificent including Roova Crags, Pen Hill & Addleborough. See https://www.happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/NorthYorkshire/LeyburntoWensley/Hiking%20Pages%20-%20Leyburn%20to%20Wensley.htm
This #YorkshireDales walk from Littondale to Langstrothdale gives you a chance to see picturesque Halton Gill, Yockenthwaite, with its pretty bridge and the lovely river walk with #waterfalls along Langstrothdale, following the Dalesway. See https://www.happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/YorkshireDales/LittondaletoLangstrothdale/Hiking%20Pages%20-%20Littondale%20to%20Langstrothdale.htm
Great Whernside in the #YorkshireDales is the watershed between Nidderdale & Wharfedale & this walk along the ridge offers good views of both. There are good views of Pen-y-Ghent with Ingleborough, Whernside & Pendle Hill & even Lake District if clear. See https://www.happyhiker.co.uk/MyWalks/YorkshireDales/GreatWhernside/Hiking%20Pages%20-%20Great%20Whernside.htm
