Places with disabled bathrooms:

• Whitefriars Car Park  

• Settle Holy Ascension Church & Giggleswick Church of St Alkelda 

• Falcon Manor Restaurant 

• Victoria Hall 

• Booths 

• Sydney’s Cafe 

• The Golden Lion - Only in the female bathroom, slightly wider stall with standard toilet and grab rails on either side. 

• Naked Man Café - has a disabled toilet but access into the café is not wheelchair accessible, with large step into the building. 

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Places to eat and drink:

• The Golden Lion - Ground level entrance & spacious walkway. Semi accessible toilet 

• Sydney’s Cafe - Ground level entrance & disabled toilet 

• The Falcon Manor restaurant - disabled toilet 

• Ye Olde Naked Man Café - Ramp leading to a large step Into the café. Space for a wheel chair to manoeuvre if not at full capacity 

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Places to park:

• WhiteFriars Coach and car park 

• Green foot car park 

• Ashfield car park 

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Places to visit:

• Victoria Hall - Ramp on left side of the building 

The Worlds oldest music hall that opened in 1853. Has a wide programme of theatre, comedy, film and live music which is supplemented by community events, workshops and indoor markets. 

 

•  Giggleswick St Alkelda's & Settle Holy Ascension Church - Ramp access onto the grounds and ground level entrance into church.

The church is early Tudor and incorporates substantial remains of at least two earlier buildings. 

List of services and current events are available on their website.  

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• Settle Community Library - Ground floor access 

  

• River Ribble - 75miles in length & 807ft elevation  

Runs through North Yorkshire and Lancashire. Starting close to the Ribblehead Viaduct in North Yorkshire. 

The Ribble Way is a long-distance footpath which follows the river for much of its course. The river is connected to both the Leeds and Liverpool Canal and the Lancaster Canal. 

 

• Watershed Mill - Ground level access 

Retail destination housed in a converted cotton mill.  

 

• Millennium Garden -  Settle Council is building a multi use pump track into the garden for bikes, scooters, skateboards etc.  A pleasant place to sit and enjoy nature.

 

• The Settle-Carlisle Railway - Call the stations ahead of time to arrange assistance on and off trains and for crossing platforms.

The 72 mile route from Settle to Carlisle takes you on a journey through the Yorkshire Dales. Over the Ribblehead Viaduct before passing through a tunnel at Blea Moor, emerging into Dentdale. The line leaves the Dales at Garsdale and then passes through Eden Valley, with rural villages and market towns before arriving at Carlisle. 

 

• Ribblehead station - Visitor Centre and Coffee Shops - Call ahead to arrange assistance if crossing to the other side and for access on and off the train. 

The Visitor Centre is home to an exhibition celebrating the history of the famous Settle-Carlisle railway line. 

 

 

Places to stay 

• King William The Fourth Guest House - Black Sheep Ground Floor Double Room 

Stylish period ground floor room with a contemporary twist. It boasts a beautiful solid oak floor and imposing king sized bed . Has a ”wet room style” ensuite with power shower and is wheelchair accessible.

 

Shops 

• Post office - Ramp 

• Boots - Ground level access 

• Settle Area Charity Shop -  Ground level access onto first floor (stairs to second floor)  

• Outdoors - Ground level access to first floor (stairs to second floor) 

• Warren & Write Jewellers - Ground level access 

• Settle DIY - Ground level access 

• Dugdales Garden Shed - Ground level access but narrow walkway between aisles 

• Co-op - Ground level access 

• Booths