There is something rather exciting about exploring a new area, particularly when you know that the paths ahead can be enjoyed by people of different ages and abilities. Our first Access the Dales accessible walk at Wyre Estuary Country Park…
Please donate via Jonathan’s JustGiving page and help us keep making the inaccessible, accessible. On Sunday, 13 September 2026, thousands of runners will gather on the streets of Newcastle for one of the world’s greatest road races. The Great North…
On Sunday morning, 10 May, our founder, Debbie North, was involved in a car collision that resulted in the newly acquired Access the Dales (ATD) van being a write-off. Just hours earlier, many of our team, volunteers, friends, and supporters…
After a day of strong winds and weather alerts, few of us expected what came next. The following morning greeted us with clear blue skies, crisp air, and even a touch of sunshine — the perfect setting for a long-awaited…
A milestone inclusive walk in Gisburn Forest saw members of Feel Good Factor progress from short strolls to a 4-mile route, breaking barriers to countryside access.
A memorable Deaf Experience day out at Aysgarth Falls, with stunning waterfalls, accessible trails, and inclusive outdoor adventure in the Yorkshire Dales.
Reflect on a remarkable 2025 with Access the Dales. Discover how Access the Dales made the Yorkshire Dales accessible for all abilities.
Discover Access the Dales in the Forest of Bowland! Explore beautiful landscapes with accessible hubs, mobility scooters, and inclusive experiences.
Access the Dales hosted a Deaf EXperience at Ribblehead, blending history, nature, and community in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Experience Access the Dales at New Laund Farm in the Forest of Bowland—accessible countryside, stunning views of Ingleborough, Whernside & Pendle Hill.