609K views · 5.5K reactions | Keld - Yorkshire Dales! #hiking #yorkshire #outdoors. #waterfall #wildswimming | Sam Culley | Facebook

51K views · 588 reactions | Incredible waterfall in the Yorkshire Dales! Full video coming soon on how to find it, called Whitfield Gill force, the best part is there are 2 more waterfalls on this route too ️ #yorkshire #hiking #waterfalls | Sam Culley | Facebook

In case you missed it! Local Hawes-based photographer, Alex William Helin kindly shared his video with us which beautifully showcases the Yorkshire Dales throughout the seasons. 🔊 Make sure you watch with the sound on! The National Park: 👉 Covers 2,179km2 (841m2). 👉 Contains 2,628kms of footpaths and 618kms of bridleways. 👉 Has 1,090 farms in the National Park 👉 Is a working environment which is home to approximately 24,000 people. Awhelin Photography 🎥 | Yorkshire Dales National Park

Who knows this location? We were all biding our time waiting for the sun to burn off the morning mist at #Semerwater earlier this week. It was a peaceful start to the day 💚 Have a lovely weekend folks! #Raydale #Wensleydale #YorkshireDales #SaturdayVibes | Yorkshire Dales National Park

268K views · 5.8K reactions | IT'S SNOWING or at least it is in the Yorkshire Dales! This video was filmed this morning near Hawes ❄️ Read more: https://bbc.in/2Jyl29u | BBC Yorkshire | Facebook

Lots of folk have been using the train to travel to #Ribblehead in the #YorkshireDales #NationalPark on Saturdays - have you been on yet? 🚄 The Dales Explorer stations include #Manchester Victoria, Salford Crescent, #Bolton, #Blackburn, #Clitheroe, #Hellifield and #Settle. It's a route which features some impressive scenery! Find tickets and further info on the Northern Train website 👇 https://www.northernrailway.co.uk/destinations/the-yorkshire-dales #SustainableTravel #Trains #Weekend | York

Coast to Coast | Part 4 of 5 🥾🥾🥾🥾 Since 1973, people have felt the draw to walk the breadth of Britain. A coast to coast route from the Irish Sea at St Bee’s in Cumberland to the North Sea at Robin Hood’s Bay was originally described by Alfred Wainwright in 1973. The scenery is spectacular as the trail crosses through three National Parks – Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors. This notoriously boggy section of the trail, between Kirkby Stephen to Keld has been improved, with