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Three Peaks in Three Days

19/20/21st May 2023In May we are attempting to do the Three Yorkshire Peaks in Three Days – that’s Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough. Traditionally the challenge is to complete all three peaks in 12 hours… so why is completing the three peaks in three days such a great feat for us? On 19th May we will be accompanied by some of the students from West SILC School in Leeds on our climb up the first of our peaks – Pen-y-Ghent.Pen-y-Ghent stands at 694 m and will be the first peak for many of t

Accessible Malham

A great place to visit and made even more accessible thanks to Access the Dales

Have you tried Wild Swimming, or even just a dip?

There are plenty of spots for a wild dip in The Yorkshire Dales national park. Some such as Cotter Force have an accessible lay-by and path to the waterfall

One Year On…

Celebrating one year since the launch of the charity Access the Dales

Access the Dales Charity receives support from the Dales Divide

Starting on Good Friday from the coastal town of Arnside, cyclists in the Dales Divide Bikepacking race begin their gruelling 600km endurance ride across the southern Yorkshire Dales, through York, the Yorkshire Wolds and onto Scarborough returning to Arnside across the North York Moors and the Northern Dales. Now in its 5th year, The Dales Divide was started by Chris Ellison, helped by Alex Pilkington, after Chris successfully rode the 2,700-mile Tour Divide Race in 2018 from Banff (Canada) to

5 River Rambles

Going for a river walk is one of the best ways to get a dose of fresh air and get some exercise. There are many benefits to going for a walk along the riverbank. For one, walking along a river is a great way to relax and clear your head. The sound of the water flowing and the birds chirping is a peaceful and calming experience. River walks can also be a great way to connect with nature. From spotting different wildlife to enjoying the beauty of the surrounding scenery, a river walk can be a grea

Stile Free Walk along Smardale

Access the Dales Stile free Smardale Walk

Stile Free Walk to Rogan’s Seat

A stile free walk to Rogan's Seat suitable for a TerrainHopper

Stile Free Walk to Podgill Viaduct

Access the Dales Stile free walk to Podgill Viaduct, Cumbria along the disused railway line.

Stile free Walk from Nateby, Cumbria

Explore the fells above Nateby, Cumbria usin the TerrainHopper which is available to borrow from Rake Head Farm.

Chapel Gallery Bunkhouse, Hawes

Bunkhouse accommodation, with wetroom facilities in Hawes, Wensleydale, Yorkshire Dales.

Stile free Walk To Great Knoutberry Hill

A stile free walk to Great Knoutberry Hill Yorkshire Dales.

Terms of Use of the Minimo Plus at Cottage in the Dales

Medical and Health InformationThe following requirements are essential for your safety: • The recommended maximum weight to operate the Minimo Plus is 18 stone. • You should be able to read a vehicle number plate from 6 metres and have no significant visual impairment that would prevent you from reading safety signs, avoiding obstacles or other hazards. • You should have sufficient upper body strength, upper limb mobility and hand dexterity to grip both handlebar grips securely and operate

Terms of Use of the Breeze 4 at The Lister Arms

Medical and Health Information The following requirements are essential for your safety: · The recommended maximum weight to operate the Breeze 4 is 25 stone. · You should be able to read a vehicle number plate from a distance of 6 metres and have no significant visual impairment that would prevent you from reading safety signs, avoiding obstacles or other hazards. · You should have sufficient upper body strength, upper limb mobility and hand dexterity to grip both handlebar

The Lister Arms

Located in Malham, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Lister Arms is a traditional country inn with wood beams, open fires and home-cooked food. It’s the perfect place to enjoy a hearty meal or refreshing drink before or after exploring the area or stay overnight to make the most of your time in the Dales.There is a wheelchair accessible room which is located across the road in The Lister Barn.The bar area is wheelchair accessible and there are accessible toilets in the pub. There is a TG