The Dales on ITV1
The Dales on ITV1 was a smash hit as it explored the intricacies of Dales life. The Dales gave viewers a taste of some of Yorkshire's most treasured attractions. The 2nd Series will be airing in early 2012.
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Skipton
As the gateway to the magnificent Yorkshire Dales, people travel the length and breadth of the country to visit this charming market town.
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Ripon
This unspoilt cathedral city is a North Yorkshire gem, balancing a rich cultural heritage with exciting contemporary living.
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Grassington
With its bustling cobbled market square, fringed by shops offering local foods, arts and crafts and clothing, Grassington is an attracitve, busy town, set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire Dales.
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Middleham
Nestled between two rivers, the magnificent castle of Middleham has the largest castle keep in the North of England and a royal heritage that once earned it the title of the 'Windsor of the North'.
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Reeth
Based around a traditional triangular village green, this refreshingly unchanged Dales town is renowned locally for its hand-knitting, craft workshops, cosy tearooms, pubs and warm friendly welcomes.
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Richmond
Founded by the Normans in 1071, Richmond is a leafy, vibrant market town with an impressive castle keep, a vast cobbled market place and an elegant Georgian district.
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Settle
Framed by stunning countryside and iconic landmarks, the quaint town of Settle is an ideal stop for walkers, outdoor lovers and those looking for peace and quiet.
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Leyburn
With spectacular views of the surrounding countryside, cafés, traditional pubs and a weekly market, Leyburn's an ideal base for walking, sightseeing, or just watching the world go by.
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Masham
Located in the breath-takingly beautiful region of Lower Wensleydale, Masham (pronounced 'Massam') is famous for its family-run breweries, steam engines and annual sheep fair.
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Ingleton
Truly unique in its landscape and drawing visitors from around the world, Ingleton offers thrills and beauty not only above, but below the ground too...
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Dent
Dent is a valley of contrasts, from its cobbled streets and charming stone houses to windswept moors, sparkling waterfalls and tumbling streams.
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Pateley Bridge
Pateley Bridge is full of tranquil charm as it nestles in the heart of Nidderdale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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Easby Abbey (EH)
Substantial remains of a 12thC medieval abbey situated by the River Swale, which can be reached via pleasant walk from Richmond Castle.
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Bolton Abbey
Bolton Abbey Estate is a 30,000-acre traditional country estate beside the River Wharfe. The picturesque village of Bolton Abbey has...
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Bolton Castle
Bolton Castle is a spectacular medieval fortress situated in the heart of Wensleydale, with stunning views over the Yorkshire Dales...
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Middleham Castle (EH)
The childhood home of Richard II, Middleham Castle dates back to the 12th century. A fascinating castle to explore, with magnificent...
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Richmond Castle
One of the oldest Norman stone fortresses in Britain, Richmond Castle stands in a stunning location above the River Swale and boasts...
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Caves/Caverns
Show cave, the outlet for the famous Gaping Gill system. Nature trail from Clapham village to the cave.
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St Andrew's Church
Sometimes referred to as 'The Cathedral of the Dale', this magnificent church was for many centuries the only parish church in Upper...
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St Oswald's Church
Situated in the shadow of 14th century Bolton Castle, this 14th century church has little need of its sundial. A charming church with...
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St Agatha's Church
In a magnificent setting beside the River Swale and the atmospheric ruins of Easby Abbey, St Agatha's is a long, low building dating...
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The Forbidden Corner
Recently voted ''best children's attraction in Yorkshire'' - a unique labyrinth of tunnels, chambers, follies and surprises in the...
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Parcevall Hall Gardens
Dramatic views from garden and cliff walk. Many unusual trees and plants. Terraced gardens, old orchard, woodland walks, picnic area,...
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Raydale Preserves
A preserve maker and visitor centre, permissive footpaths and open farm. Heritage centre, tasting and tea room also on site.
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The Station Centre
The Station is a restored Victorian railway terminus, which now contains a restaurant, a number of artisan food producers, a cinema,...
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Aske Hall
A Georgian gem, nestling in 'Capability' Brown landscaped parkland. Collection of 18thC furniture, paintings and porcelain. John Carr...
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The Dovecote
An 18thC landscape building designed by Daniel Garrett as one of a series for the grounds of Forcett Hall. A Grade II Listed building.
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Gayle Mill
18th Century water-powered cotton spinning mill, converted to sawmill and electricity generation with original working Victorian turbines,...
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Regimental Museum
The Green Howards Museum displays the Regiment's unique collection of military artefacts in an exciting exhibition covering 318 years...
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Dales Countryside Museum
The Dales Countryside Museum tells the story of the dales landscape and people, past and present. Events, demonstrations of traditional...
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Folk Museum
An 18thC Yorkshire Dales cottage with a large display of farming, geology, archaeology, lead mining and items of local interest.
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Waterfalls Trail
Four and a half mile circular trail through attractive woodland and Dales scenery via a series of spectacular waterfalls.
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Georgian Theatre Royal
Britain's leading historic theatre of great interest, constructed in 1788, the most authentic 18thC 'Georgian' theatre museum with...
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