Our wedding is set in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park. There are infinite walks.... But here are a couple of our favourites (with link to AllTrails map) and associated detail;

Without a Car;

Skipton Castle Woods Trail. Easy. 1hr. 3km. Perfect if you do't have a car. Set off from the heart of Skipton, past the Castle and into the woods. Pair this with a pint in the Castle Inn, the famous meeting point of L&C.

The Three Peaks

(1) Pennyghent Hard. 10.5km. 3-4hrs. Smallest of the 3

Yorkshire peaks. Hop on a train from Skipton to Horton-in-Ribblesdale for this Circular

(2) Whernside Hard. 12km 4hrs. Set off from Ribblehead and wonder under the famous Ribblehead Viaduct and then up the spine of Whernside

(3) Ingleborough Hard. 13.5km. 4hrs. There and back of Ingleborough.

(4) All three (!) - A full day affair. 30km walk up 2000m+ elevation.

Settle - Get the train up to Settle (the journey's worth it in and of itself). You can go on various walks from Settle, including up to Stainforth Waterfall. Or, just enjoy a simple stroll around the Town

With Car;

Malham Cove Circular Medium. 2.5-3hrs. 8km. A must do, but could be busy on a bank hol. Fun Fact: Harry Potter scenes were filmed at the top of the Cove.

The Strid, Bolton Abbey Medium. 1.5-2hrs. 7km. Set off practically from the venue along the River Wharfe on a lovely trail, past the Abbey. Finish up at the Cavendish Pavilion, or with a Picnic by the river. Careful you'll be charged £15 for the privalege of parking your car.

Embsay Crag Medium. 1-1.5hrs. 3.5km. 10 mins drive from Skipton / Bolton Abbey. Stunning views over Skipton and even Cononley on a clear day. Can extend (up Cracoe Fell) or reduce (just round the resevoir) as required

Bronte Waterfalls Medium. 1.5-2hrs. 6km. Longer drive from Skipton, but one of our favourite jaunts. Recommended if you're into the Bronte's. Pair this with a trip to the quaint village of Haworth (and a pint at The Fleece)

Grassington to Hebden Circular Medium. 2hrs. 7.6km. Start with a stroll through the stunning village of Grassington (where Chris played his rugby as a junior) and thereafter meander through quintessential Dales scenery, and back along the River Wharfe.

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