If you plan to explore this wonderful area then why not start by heading to the famous Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, with 4½ miles of walking and many waterfalls, making it a great day out? The walk brings you straight into the centre of the village so you can enjoy a well deserved pub lunch afterwards. Ingleton is a fantastic base for walking, climbing, potholing, cycling and even caving in the nearby White Scar Caves. A few miles’ drive out of Ingleton is the village of Clapham. Here there is a fantastic nature trail that passes by a lake, through mature woodland, surrounded by spectacular limestone before reaching Ingleborough Show Cave. The trail takes you to Trow Gill and past Gaping Gill, Britain’s largest pothole, eventually bringing you to the summit of Ingleborough.

If you want to explore further then take a trip to Hawes, famous for the Wensleydale creamery where you can book a tour and shop for cheese to your heart’s content! The old market town of Kirkby Lonsdale is just under 7 miles away and is great for fine dining, traditional pubs and cafés as well as boutique shopping.

Being located on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, you can reach the south of the Lake District National Park within 30 minutes as well as the west coast of Lancashire. There is something for everyone within easy reach. Beach 21 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.