Ellingstring 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A hidden gem and interesting story behind the construction of the Temple. Beautiful views and an interesting undulating walk through stunning countryside.

This 16th century Inn is full of character and fitting for a pub in Middleham which is famous for its many Racehorse yards

Delightful spot on the river with stepping stones to cross.

the drive to the temple was well worth it. You will find a cafe, and family area, before a short walk up to the temple. the set up of the rock formations is mind blowing, but very interesting. a big tick for me to visit again.

Stark Bank Road, between Jervaulx and Ellingstring, rises steeply to the south; when at the top end, look to the north for superb views of Wensleydale. Apparently, this might have been an ancient route from the coal mines at Colsterdale to Jervaulx Abbey.

This church was built between 1809 and 1813, paid for by the Earl of Aylesbury, who was the squire of Jervaulx. During the Victorian era, a lot of the interior was redone. I find the stained-glass windows in the church to be "totally exquisite".

This enchanting bridge over offers terrific views of the River Cover. It's a curious and unusual name for a bridge; apparently, it might be a corruption of the Scandinavian name "Ulla".

Work was started on the Leighton reservoir in 1908 but due to the war and various setbacks it wasn’t officially completed until 1941. It provides water for the surrounding area and helps maintain the levels in the river Ure. The Swinton Estate own the land around the reservoir and stock it for fishing.