Access to the outdoors is not equal for everyone. From physical barriers and poor transport links to missing information and inaccessible facilities, disabled people face many challenges when trying to enjoy the countryside. This blog explores those barriers — and how we can work together to create a more inclusive outdoors.

Access the Dales and YHA guided walk from YHA Malham

Sunday 21st September 2025 | Gisburn Forest, Forest of Bowland We are delighted to invite you and your family to a very special event: A...

The Yorkshire Dales are for everyone, offering breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and outdoor adventures that should be accessible to...

rom the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Easby Abbey and the historic grandeur of Bolton Abbey to the striking engineering of Podgill Viaduct

The Yorkshire Dales is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the UK, from rolling hills and limestone pavements.

Countryside walks offer a simple and highly effective way to improve mental health.

Exploring the great outdoors is one of life’s greatest joys, but for many, access to nature isn’t as easy as it should be.

Come and take a stroll amongst the trees, discover the history and beauty of the Arboretum, or why not take a guided tour and learn more...

One of the diesel trains running on the Wensleydale Railway line T he Wensleydale Railway operates heritage diesel train services between...

Richmond Train Station began running trains from Dalton to Richmond in 1846 and was well used by tourists, soldiers and farmers. The...

Starting Point Richmond Swimming Pool Old Station Yard DL10 4LD Grid Reference: NZ176008 What 3 words: tickles.pollution.encodes You...

Located in Old Station Yard, alongside the picturesque River Swale, in the beautiful North Yorkshire Georgian Town of Richmond There are ...