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Borrow the Foldable Mobility Scooter from Rakehead Farm

Woman in wheelchair and black dog on a sunlit forest path. Lush green trees and dappled light create a peaceful, natural setting.
The foldable scooter that fits into a car boot

Planning a trip to the Yorkshire Dales National Park and looking for a stress-free, accessible way to explore? This unique mobility scooter hub offers visitors the freedom to discover some of northern England’s most loved destinations using the TGA Minimo Plus mobility scooter – making days out in the Dales easier, more comfortable, and more enjoyable.

Foldable, lightweight, and designed to fit into most car boots, the Minimo Plus allows you to travel independently between locations, opening up a wide range of mobility-friendly attractions in the Yorkshire Dales.

Visit the Market Town of Hawes

Start your adventure in the picturesque market town of Hawes, often described as the heart of Upper Wensleydale. With its traditional shops, cafés, and weekly market, Hawes is ideal for relaxed exploring. Level pavements and welcoming businesses make it a great stop for mobility scooter users.

Enjoy a Visit to the Wensleydale Creamery

No visit to Hawes is complete without a stop at the iconic Wensleydale Creamery. Learn about the history of Yorkshire’s most famous cheese, browse the gift shop, and enjoy a delicious lunch or afternoon tea. The Creamery is fully accessible and a must-see destination in the Yorkshire Dales.

Discover Cotter Force Waterfall

For lovers of gentle nature walks, Cotter Force is a perfect choice. This peaceful waterfall walk offers a relatively easy route through woodland scenery and alongside the river. It’s an excellent example of how the Dales can be enjoyed at a slower pace while still delivering stunning views.

The waterfall. water cascading over the rocks. the water meanders through the rocks.
The waterfall at Cotter Force

Take a Scenic Ride on the Settle–Carlisle Railway

Experience one of the most beautiful rail journeys in the UK with a trip on the Settle–Carlisle Railway. Famous for its dramatic viaducts and rolling countryside views, this historic railway offers step-free access at many stations and is a memorable way to see the Yorkshire Dales without long walks.

Explore Kendal – Gateway to the Lakes

Venture a little further to the vibrant town of Kendal, often known as the gateway to the Lake District. Kendal offers a mix of culture, shopping, riverside walks, and cafés, with good accessibility and plenty to see in a compact town centre.

Treat Yourself in Brough

Stop off in Brough and enjoy a well-earned treat at the local ice cream parlour. It’s a small but popular stop-off point and perfect for a relaxed break during your journey through the Dales and Eden Valley.

What Else Is There to Visit Around Kirkby Stephen?

The historic market town of Kirkby Stephen makes an excellent base for exploration. Nearby places to visit include:

  • Stainmore Railway Walk – a gentle, scenic route following the old railway line

  • Smardale Gill – known for its dramatic viaduct and wildlife

  • Ravenstonedale – a quiet village with beautiful countryside views

These destinations are ideal for short stops, scenic drives, and gentle exploration with a mobility scooter.

Why Choose the Minimo Plus Mobility Scooter Hub?

This hub offers a unique opportunity to explore the Yorkshire Dales with confidence and independence. The TGA Minimo Plus mobility scooter is:

  • Foldable and easy to transport

  • Comfortable and reliable for day trips

  • Ideal for visiting towns, attractions, and scenic spots

Whether you’re searching for accessible things to do in the Yorkshire Dales, mobility scooter-friendly attractions, or inclusive days out in North Yorkshire and Cumbria, this hub helps you experience more with less effort.

✨ Book your Minimo Plus mobility scooter today and unlock the best of the Yorkshire Dales – at your own pace, your own way.


Disclaimer: All information on this site is given in good faith and no liability is accepted in respect of any damage, loss or injury which might result from acting on it.

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