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Great singletracks around here.

Beautiful walk

Information about the area and a small souvenir shop.

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nice pub - bit on the expensive side but very well regarded

Mixed terrain riverside walk - mix of tree roots, mud and board walk.

Good path to follow nice and easy

A quick and easy route from Malham to Janet’s Foss and Gordale Scar

Need to get there early

A lovely place to explore

A classic English moorland walk (good views of the edge of Barden Moor) - lots on a good track. Beautiful, windswept heathery views on the way. There are still remains of old quarries on your way in this area (coal mining here was abandoned in 1905, so there are still remains and ruins of those activities to be seen).

A fell run to the top of a hill with superb views (and a trig point to boot) but without the pain of an overly steep climb. Take the paths from Hanlith or Calton for a more gradual and consistent gradient of ascent

There's a real reward in getting your bike to the very top of a hill, and Weets top allows you to do that. From here there are two great single-track trails down - south towards Calton or east towards Hetton

This hill is easily accessible from Malham, but feels a million miles away. Once up here you can walk for miles on moorland paths without seeing another person while looking down on the fields full of cars in Malham. Weets can also easily be combined with some of the big sights in Malham such as Gordale Scar and Janet's Foss for a walk of two halves.

Specular limestone waterfall which is understandably popular and gets very busy. For the best experience, visit on a wet and blustery autumn or winter's day when not only will the waterfall be in full flow, but you might actually get to see it without all the 'wild swimming' instagrammers

Beautiful path following the beck through a wooded limestone gorge. At its absolute best in Spring when the wild garlic aromas are strong and the green colours are vivid

Malham is one of the Dales' most popular little villages. It's worth a visit just to enjoy its quaint cafes, boutiques and lovely pubs. However, the village is synonymous with two of the national park's most stunning beauty spots. Firstly, there's Malham Cove, an extraordinary 230-foot (70 m) curved limestone cliff that's much loved by hikers and rock climbers alike. Then, there's the great cleft of Gordale Scar. This spectacular limestone gorge and its tumbling waterfall was thought to be the inspiration behind JRR Tolkien's Helm's Deep.

A lovely flat walk along the river bank.

Climbing on GRVL up past the Winterburn Reservoir - this section was decent but there's some tough climbing and rough surfaces to get there - also COWS!

This magical woodland path leads to Janet’s Foss. The waterfall is named after the Queen of the Fairies, as it is rumoured that she lived behind the falls. The woods have a glorious smell of garlic in the spring when the ramsons come into flower.

A cracking little loop from Gargrave to Hetton then via Winterburn to Airton and back to Gargrave. The Winterburn road can be flooded in heavy rain, so watch out for that !