Gayle Village

Gayle Village bus stop serves the small Yorkshire Dales community of Gayle, located near Hawes in the heart of Wensleydale. This rural transport link provides essential connectivity for residents and visitors exploring one of Yorkshire's most picturesque valley settings, where traditional stone cottages and working farms create an authentic Dales landscape.

The bus stop serves as a vital connection point for those travelling between the local villages and market towns of upper Wensleydale. Gayle itself is a charming hamlet that sits alongside Gayle Beck, known for its historic watermill and traditional Dales architecture. The village's proximity to Hawes makes this stop particularly useful for accessing the famous Wensleydale Creamery, local pubs, and the numerous walking routes that radiate out across the surrounding fells and valleys.

Location & Access

Positioned within easy walking distance of Gayle's main attractions, the bus stop provides straightforward access to this quiet corner of the Yorkshire Dales. The rural location offers spectacular views across Wensleydale's characteristic dry stone walls and green pastures, making even the wait for transport a pleasant experience in this peaceful Dales setting.