Bowes周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

Those traveling north on the Pennine Way and wanting to spend the night (or stop by) in Bowes can switch here to the PW's alternative route (Bowes Loop). The two routes then rejoin shortly before the bridge over the River Balder.

A good spot for a short rest and enjoy the waterfall.

Nice little waterwall along the stream. You can either go straight down from the Bowes Castle (can be quite steep at times) or follow the Pennine path.

We called in here on a busy but wet bank holiday Sunday after hiking nearby Hoove Hill. Despite the horrid weather, the pub cheered us up no end. We had nice service—I mean, really nice, friendly smiles, polite, attentive, and were super quick. The food was also good, not the biggest portions I have had in a pub, but it was all very filling, quick, and well presented. All this at a decent price too. £42, for a main course meal with two drinks. It is obvious that the highest pub in Britain also has high standards, see you again soon!

A stunning waterfall, not the biggest out there, but it is in a gorgeous location and very accessible from Keld village. A beautiful place to bring the kids and have a picnic.

The church is another lovely building set within this charming village. Nearby is the old village school, which is now a heritage information centre with free entry.

Beautiful little building and very interesting place. As Dirk says, free, and well worth a visit to get to know something about the history of this charming place.

This is a beautiful, charming Yorkshire village that is a fulcrum for local outdoor activities. There are many hiking options from here, including the one I did today, which was a loop around and up Kisdon, which was a stunning nine-kilometre amble. In the village, there is also an honesty box car park, toilets, and a beautiful heritage information centre around the historic hub of the old school and village chapel.