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England's highest lime-rich lake, Malham Tarn sits within Yorkshire Dales National Park amid limestone landscapes. Follow the circular trail to spot wildlife and enjoy panoramic views of the rolling moorlands.

Step into the world's oldest surviving music hall, where Victorian charm meets modern entertainment. Enjoy intimate performances with cask beers in hand while soaking in over 170 years of cultural history.

This serene cascade on the River Ribble transforms each autumn when salmon leap upstream to spawn. Visitors can enjoy picnics along walking trails while witnessing this remarkable natural spectacle.

You can take time to visit Brae Pasture during your travels to Horton in Ribblesdale. While you're in the area, wander around the parks.

This 40-foot cascade tumbles dramatically over limestone cliffs into a serene woodland pool. Capture stunning photographs after rainfall when Scaleber Force transforms into a thundering spectacle.

This ancient limestone gorge shelters rare sub-alpine ash woodland and diverse flora in the Yorkshire Dales. Traverse the loop trail to spot red squirrels and bird's-eye primrose in this unspoiled natural sanctuary.

Housed in a 17th-century building, The Folly brings North Craven's rich history to life through captivating exhibitions. Explore the region's limestone landscapes and railway heritage.