"So much to see, so much to do - the perfect location to introduce your children to walking."

• Wide coverage also includes walks in Nidderdale, an area of outstanding natural beauty.
• No unexpected obstacles despite the abundance of drystone walls, ladder and gap stiles found throughout the Yorkshires Dales Rebecca has compiled 30 fully tried and tested routes.
• Lots of variety - choose from riverside routes, high level moorland rambles or strolls around the many country estates, castles and abbeys.
• Selection made easy - Rebecca's at-a-glance key shows distances, level of difficulty, likely terrain, refreshment and changing facilities along the way.
• Spectacular countryside - and so near to such major towns as Richmond, Harrogate, Skipton, Settle, Sedbergh and Dent.
• Added extras - background information and family attractions that include show caves, craft centres, museums, castles, railways, gardens..... and even a brewery.

Many of Yorkshire's half a million acres are over 600 metres, peaking at more than 700 metres above sea level. These are wild, bleak and barren places, commanding heights of peat moor and limestone crag, windswept, inspiring and dramatic. But for all these glorious uplands it's the dales - the vallays - which truly catch the imagination. As Cumbria has its Lake District, and Derbyshire its Peak District, so Yorkshire is justifiably famous for its 'valley district'; The Yorkshire Dales

This guidebook contains 40 specially chosen walks in Wharfedale, Wensleydale and Swaledale. THe routes include:--

• Walking route summary.
• Ratings for effort, time, Distance, Ascents/Descents, refreshment and vertigo risk.
• Fully detailed walk description, including frequent timings to aid navigation and check your progress.
• GPS waypoints at every key point on every route.
• Full colour 1:40,000 scale Ordnance Survey licenced mapping for each route.
• Short walk and stroll alternatives.

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The spa town of Harrogate stands in rolling countryside leading to Weatherby and Tadcaster in the lower reaches of Wharfedale.

• 22 great walks, well illustrated and concisely described, lead you to all corners of this popular walking country at the heart of Yorkshire.
• Discover the historic castles of Spofforth and Knaresborough; stately parkland of Harewood, Stockeld and Ribston.
• Explore the natural wonders of Plumpton, Almscliff Crag, the Nidd Gorge; lovely villages at Follifoot, Aberford and Goldsborough.

THis well-illustrated guide contains directions and Ordnance Survey maps for twelve new hill walks in the Southern Yorkshire Dales. It offers a wealth of fascinating information about the natural landscapes and social history of this much-loved region, as well as groundbreaking routes that take walkers away from the main tourist areas to find solitude and beauty in the heart of the Dales.

160 pages.

35 carefully selected walks from 3 to 12 miles in the hills and valleys of the Yorkshire Dales all printed in a handy pocket size.

Detailed colour maps showing the route and main landscape features, compiled by outdoor writer Terry Marsh.

Companion volume to 35 walks in the Yorkshire Dales Southern & Western area.

Ares covered by this guide: Swaledale, Wensleydale and Nidderdale.

173 pages.

The Fredom To Roam walking guides celebrate the arrival of our new legal right to walk at will on mountain top, moorland and heath in England and Wales.

This well-illustrated guide contains directions and Ordnance Survey maps for twelve new walks through the Three Peaks and the Howgill Fells. Rejecting well-worn routes in favour of the open moors, the guide ventures into previously forbidden landscapes, providing full details of the wildlife, dramatic rock formations and historic settlements encountered along the way.

Published with The Ramblers Association

160 pages.

Yorkshire's Three Peaks are the best known hills in the Pennines, and are surrounded by superb walking country.

24 walks, well illustrated and concisely described, lead to every corner of this famous district of the National Park.

Explore the many wonders of Limestone country, visiting caves, potholes and waterfalls from Ribblesdale to Dentdale.

Discover the charms of Dent, Clapham, Ingleton and Settle; scale the heights of Penyghent, Ingleborough and Whernside.

96 pages.

The weekend away is part of the British way of life; a relaxing break that can be taken several times a year to recharge batteries and meet up with old friends. Many people enjoy staying at a traditional pub and then using it as a base from which to explore the surrounding countryside on foot.

So with that in mind, why not spend a weekend (or several weekends) of great walking in the Yorkshire Dales

This guidebook contains 30 circular walks from 15 villages throughout the Yorkshire Dales with two walks of varying lengths from each village - ideal for a weekend break.

240 pages

Surrounded by magnificent limesone scenery, Malham is probably the most famous village in the Yorkshire Dales.

22 walks, well illustrated and concisely described, lead you to every corner of this classic district of the National Park.

Explore the wonders of Malham Cove, Goredale Scar and Malham Tarn, the banks of tghe Aire and the surrounding breezy heights.

96 pages.

Jarrold short walks guides are the ideal companion for short walks that can be enjoyed by all the family.

• Clear and easy- to-follow directions
• Detailed maps from Ordnance Survey.
• Specially commissioned photographs.
• 20 colour-coded routes.