Yorkshire Dales Malham Tarn Adventure

The Yorkshire Dales is one of England’s top landscape areas. It is famous for outstanding scenery, sparkling rivers, unspoiled countryside, diverse wildlife habitats, villages of stone houses dotted throughout the stunning valleys, and rich cultural heritage. A beautiful natural area that spans a few counties in Northern England, the National Park is a masterpiece scattered with waterfalls, caves, valleys, and high moors, making for an adventure for a variety of interests.

When: Fri 22 - Tue 26 July (4 nights)

Accommodation/Base: Malham Tarn Centre is based around an impressive Georgian fishing lodge situated on the northern shore of Malham Tarn (Lake) and surrounded by the 147-hectare Malham Tarn National Nature Reserve. The reserve and the centre's buildings are owned and managed by the National Trust. It comes with a fully fitted kitchen for self-catering, with gas industrial cookers, dishwasher, fridges, freezers, microwave, crockery and utensils. Outside you will find a courtyard, veranda and picnic benches, a lawn and walled garden. The centre has spectacular views across Malham Tarn and gives visitors a wonderful sense of remoteness. The area has some fantastic walking with the Pennine Way and the Dales High Way on the doorstep.

Places of Interest: Malham Tarn | Malham Cove | Scaleber Force Waterfall | Gordale Scar |

Janet’s Foss | Ribblehead Viaduct | Ingleborough Cave | Ingleton Waterfalls | Victoria/Jubilee Caves | Gaping Gill | Malham/Kettlewell Villages | Settle/Skipton/Ingleton/Grassington Market Towns | Bolton Abbey | Hesketh Farm Park | Skipton Castle | Tarn Moss | Yorkshire Three Peaks

Activities Highlight: Night Walks | Hikes | Caving | Rock Climbing | Waterfall Treks | River Swimming | Bushcrafting | Archery | Storytelling | Village Walks | Mountain Biking | Blindfold Trail | Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge | Communal Praying | Shared Eating | Stargazing