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Hazlewood is a village located in North Yorkshire, governed by North Yorkshire Council (formerly Harrogate). This small settlement is part of the scenic Yorkshire Dales and is known for its rural landscape and proximity to historic landmarks. Visitors often explore its surrounding countryside, which offers hiking opportunities and insight into traditional English village life.
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Beacon Cottage
The Crown Inn
Addingham Duplex
Olicana Park
Olicana Park provides comfortable accommodation in addingham.
The Craven Heifer, Addingham
Located in the charming village of Addingham, The Craven Heifer offers convenient parking for visitors exploring the local area. This chic rustic inn is perfect for enjoying classic Yorkshire dishes and a cozy stay in locally themed bedrooms. With its welcoming atmosphere and delicious menu, it's an ideal spot for both dining and lodging.
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Things to Do in Hazlewood
Bolton Abbey
Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway
Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam Railway
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The Brasserie at The Devonshire Arms
Buffers Coffee Shop
Burlington Restaurant
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Walkshire in Hazlewood
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Walk: Addingham and Bolton Abbey
A walk of real contrasts on the southern fringes of the Yorkshire Dales. With spectacular views from Chelker Reservoir to riverside walking on the Wharfe and the highlight an unusual approach to Bolton Abbey. The Route what3words for start point: ///donation.outfit.nightlife Start Point: Addingham, near the church Finish Point: Addingham Distance: 8.5 Miles GPX Route Map addleboroughandboltonabbeyDownload Walk Description From the village of Addingham near Ilkley climb through a golf course to Chelker Reservoir. After a short detour to the excellent view point at Haw Pike drop down to the River Wharfe. Continue along the Wharfe to Bolton Abbey, in fact an Augustinian priory. Cross the river and return to Bolton Bridge. Here join the Dales Way and follow The River Wharfe back to Addingham.
Walk: Bolton Abbey
An easy access walk at the delightful Bolton Abbey alongside the River Wharfe. This tranquil walk takes you past a well known section of the River Wharfe called The Strid. The Route what3words for start point: ///cello.lollipop.ratty Start / Finish Point: Sandholme Car Park, Bolton Abbey, Skipton BD23 6EX Distance: 4.6 Miles GPX Route Map drawaroute-14Download Walk Description An easy access walk at the delightful Bolton Abbey alongside the River Wharfe. For the first 1.8km of the route, the surface is compact stone at a width of at least 200cm. There are passing places and accessible benches along the full length of the route. Most of the route is flat with some areas having a gradient up to 1:10. From here, the route is unsurfaced with some gradients reaching 1:6.
Bolton Abbey to Simon's Seat Walk
A 6-mile out-and-back walk from Bolton Abbey, up through the Valley of Desolation, on to Simon’s Seat and back. Route Start: Bolton Abbey Finish: Bolton Abbey Distance: 6 Miles Route Map & GPX File bolton-abbey-simons-seatDownload Walk Description what3words for start point: ///puzzle.ballparks.limbs Enjoy a beautiful, varied walk from Bolton Abbey, up through the Valley of Desolation on to Simon’s Seat. Walk through heather moorland, woodland trails and past waterfalls and rushing becks, culminating in spectacular views from the walk’s summit. Expect a challenging 3-mile hike up to the summit, making the most of a well-signposted path that rises slowly before reaching a peak of 485m. Then the return walk follows the same trail back down to the Bolton Abbey Estate.