Worton Bridge Path – Askrigg village loop from Askrigg

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Worton Bridge Path – Askrigg village loop from Askrigg

Easy

4.6

(8)

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Worton Bridge Path – Askrigg village loop from Askrigg

01:21

4.96km

80m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through a protected area

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Yorkshire Dales National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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11 m

Skeldale House, Askrigg

Highlight • Settlement

The actual village name is Askrigg. It is a name of Norse origin which translates as Ash Ridge. Slightly elevated above the valley floor, Askrigg sits below the imposing Ellerkin …

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1.11 km

Worton Bridge Path

Highlight • Trail

Be sure to stay on the path and don't disturb the sheeps

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1.84 km

Nappa Mill Irish Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

An interesting irish bridge over Newbiggin Beck here. The beck can sometimes be dry in the summer. There are great views of Nappa Scar from here and of Wensleydale in general.

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2.30 km

Nappa Hall

Highlight • Other

A gloriously preserved building from the medieval times, Nappa Hall was constructed by the Metcalfe family, cousins of the Cliffords of Skipton. A popular rest stop for nobility travelling across …

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2.50 km

Small Waterfall in Yorkshire Dales National Park

Highlight • Natural Monument

There's loads of water coming down from the hills, take good footwear, even in summer!

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4.78 km

The Crown Inn

Highlight • Pub

Home cooked meals and real fires with a great selection of beers

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4.92 km

Askrigg village

Highlight • Religious Site

Askrigg is a beautiful little historic village and a real treat to hike through, as it has one long main street that's lined with houses from the 18th and 19th …

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