Walks from the door
Eight walks, no car keys needed
Every one of these starts at our porch, where there’s a boot scraper, a tap for the dogs and a stack of route cards by the bar. Save the ones you fancy; we’ll remember them on this device.
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Limestone is slippery when wet and the fell tops are exposed. Tell us where you’re going, carry a map and check the forecast at the bar.
Showing 8 walks of 8.
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Easy
Village and riverside loop
2 miles (3.2 km) · 1 hour · 20 m up
A flat dog-walk along the River Aire to Hanlith and back past St Michael’s church. Good before breakfast.
- Dog-friendly
- Pushchair in dry weather
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Moderate
Malham Cove and the pavement
3 miles (4.8 km) · 2 hours · 140 m up
Up the 400 steps beside the great limestone cliff to the pavement on top, then down by the beck to Malham for a cup of tea.
- Steep steps
- Famous view
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Easy
Pennine Way to Airton
4 miles (6.4 km) · 2 hours · 40 m up
South along the Pennine Way beside the Aire, through Hanlith to Airton and its Quaker meeting house. Back the same way or by the lane.
- Riverside
- Dog-friendly
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Moderate
Janet’s Foss and Gordale Scar
4.5 miles (7.2 km) · 2½ hours · 180 m up
Through Wedber Wood to the little waterfall of Janet’s Foss, then into the overhanging gorge of Gordale Scar. The scramble at the top is optional.
- Waterfall
- Optional scramble
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Moderate
Weets Top and Calton Moor
6 miles (9.7 km) · 3 hours · 260 m up
Up the old green road to the cross on Weets Top for a view over three dales, then over Calton Moor and down through the fields.
- Big views
- Quiet
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Moderate
Malham Tarn by the dry valley
7.5 miles (12.1 km) · 4 hours · 300 m up
Over the top of the Cove and up the dry valley of Watlowes to Malham Tarn, the highest lake in England. Back over the pavement.
- Lake
- Limestone
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Strenuous
The Malham big three
9.5 miles (15.3 km) · 5 hours · 420 m up
Janet’s Foss, Gordale Scar, Malham Tarn and the Cove in one long, glorious day. Book a late table: you’ll have earned the pie.
- Full day
- All the sights
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Strenuous
Fountains Fell
12 miles (19.3 km) · 6½ hours · 560 m up
A long day out on the Pennine Way over the tarn to Fountains Fell, with old coal pits on top and Pen-y-ghent across the valley.
- Fell top
- Take a map
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