The 14 best places to propose in Yorkshire Dales National Park

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Malham Cove is stunning! The limestone cliff is incredible to see up close, and the walk to the top is definitely worth it for the amazing views. The limestone pavement at the top is unique and really special. A great place for walking, exploring, or just taking in the scenery. Peaceful, beautiful, and unforgettable – highly recommend a visit! It is a bit of a trek and quite tiring!

Hard to know where to begin with a place like this. From the first glimpses of the cove on the approach to the views from the limestone pavement at the top, every step is a feast for the senses. Before you head straight for the top check out the glade at the base of the cove first. Almost surreal in it's beauty, it is the sort of place you never really want to leave, and in a sense I never will having carried a bit of it away with me in memory. Every step up towards the top provides sweeping vistas of the surrounding countryside to enjoy. Not the easiest of walks, had to take advantage of several opportunities to rest on the way. The reward for your efforts though is worth it. An otherworldly landscape of limestone slabs and the deep fissures between them. Mind your footing as you cross but make sure you fully explore everything (views and all) that the top has to offer. An absolute must see destination in its own right. Put this on your to do list now if it's not already there.

We arrived around 9am and there was some free car parking on the road. The main car park was full. Public toilets are clean with signs regarding routes. We did the circular route which was great for mixed ages but is moderate. Beautiful scenery. Nice cafes at the start and finish for a cuppa and slice of cake.

Fantastic even if you don't go up to the top. Easy parking, nice pub and shops toilets good. You can walk the long way up and avoid steps, but still fairly hard. The styles have stone steps for big dogs who can climb ok.

This is Mother Nature at its best!! Absolutely breathtaking scenery once you’ve reached the top. The limestone pavement is a marvel and the views across the Dales is spectacular!! Our dog loved the walk!! There’s a number of steps, sometimes uneven, so be careful. But it’s worth the climb to get there!!

Parked at the visitor centre, 2+ hours £6 ,pay by card only. Toilets and a little shop in the VC. Tea shop and pub within 2 mins walking. Walked to Janet's Foss in approx. 25 mins, then continued onto Malham Cove. This part is uphill but not overly difficult. Circular walk, we took it easy and completed it in just over 2 hours. Lovely views. Take a camera.

Malham Cave is a stunning natural wonder with breathtaking rock formations and scenic surroundings. The walk up to the cave is refreshing, and the views are worth every step. A peaceful spot perfect for nature lovers, hikers, and photographers. Truly a must-visit when exploring Malham.

What an incredible place, if you are like myself you will need multiple trips to take in everything. We spent the entire day basically going around the ruins and didn't even get chance to go in the Hall or the deer park. Stunning place and it is lovely to see it busy as well, and not to mention how well maintained it is. English heritage and National Trust free entry which is a bonus. Highly recommended place to go and like I said maybe two days to explore the entire site properly but wow you won't regret it.

Wow, what a place! Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Gardens completely blew me away. The abbey ruins are absolutely stunning – huge, dramatic, and full of atmosphere. You can just wander around and lose yourself in the history. The gardens are gorgeous too – so beautifully designed with lakes, statues, little follies, and surprise viewpoints. Catching a glimpse of the abbey from across the water is like something out of a painting. We also spotted deer in the park which was a bit of a treat! Loads of walking routes to choose from, so you can do a quick wander or spend the whole day exploring. There’s also two good on-site cafes, one at the visitor centre, and one lakeside venue. There are also plenty of picnic spots if you bring your own. The whole place is spotless and really well looked after. This was one of the best days out I’ve had in ages – peaceful, scenic, and full of history. It is also a World Heritage Site to boot, so you are in for a treat!

We attends an evening event with a male voice choir which was just lovely. To explore the ruins in the dark/by torchlight gave it a very different feel. The acoustics for the concert were brilliant and gave me goosebumps! We will definitely return in the daytime to see it again. Nice to do something different, we had a great time.

It's a magical place. The Abbey is large and it is in good condition considering it's hundreds of years old. You could spend quite sometime here enjoying the Abbey. There is alot to see on the estate.

Absolutely Stunning place to visit. The grounds are immense and walks were beautiful. So we'll looked after. I'll definitely be going back to see the rest of it, it is so vast. Tip. Go early and take a pick nic if it's nice, or enjoy the cafe on site.

The Abbey is beautiful and nd there is so much to see in the grounds. The Mill, Hall and the walk by the river through the woods to a lovely view point. The pools and statues are great. There are toilets and cafes in the grounds. Spent 5 hours there and still didn't get to see the deer park and church.

Visited over the New Year A great set of ruins with plenty of information boards. The site is large so a fair bit of walking involved if you want to take in the gardens, follies & the church,though this isn't open during the winter months but looks spectacular. A coffee shop & seating avaliable near the lake & toilets, as well as near the entrance. The only downside was the amount of children climbing over the ruins,sometimes with big drops, let alone the importance of preserving them. An adequate play area is avaliable.

Never heard of this place before so we thought we'd give it a go. Being in early October and a Monday it was quiet when we arrived, plenty of parking. Not the best of days weatherwise but that didn't put us off. It's definitely a trail that needs moderate fitness as it's fairly up and down with many steps, plus good boots are needed (especially in the wet as the rocks are slippery). But if you take time there shouldn't be any issues. Some amazing waterfalls with good viewing points. There are cafes at the start and half way round but the one by the carpark was closed. (Monday). There was an ice-cream van further up the trail. Overall a pleasant hike with great views. Is it worth £11 per adult? I'd say yes as someone has to maintain it.

This is definitely the stand out experience of our trip. There are so many features and waterfalls along the route and it is well maintained. It was £11 per adult but i think this is definitely worth it! There was a sweet ice cream truck along the way (which also serves hot drinks!) and a full cafe and toilets half way. The waterfalls all had good view points and ability to get close to come. We would definitely return here

This walk is beautiful and follows a river full of waterfalls around a circular route stating in Ingleton. It is ideal for families with children who can walk 4 miles. The walk has been on private land for many years and costs adults £11 (in 2025) including parking. The walk has a nice cafe stop halfway round. I took a detour up Ingleborough adding another 6 miles, but it was worth the views. Ingleton is a lovely village with decent pubs, cafes and outdoor sports store. A great day out.

Ingleton Waterfalls T was an amazing day out, perfect for enjoying nature and the sound of rushing water. The paths are well maintained and safe, though I’d recommend proper walking boots and a waterproof, breathable jacket (trousers are a good idea too). The full trail takes around 3–5 hours if you take your time, with plenty of stunning views and even small spots by the water to sit and relax. Dogs are welcome, but in some areas they must be kept on a lead, especially during lambing season. Facilities are good: there are free toilets at the car park and also a coffee stop there. At the top of the trail, you’ll find a café serving hot drinks, cakes, light food, and non-alcoholic drinks. Car parking costs £11, and tickets can be purchased on arrival. The last admission is at 4 pm, but it’s best to check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times. Overall, it’s a fantastic walk for nature lovers, with a great mix of scenery and facilities. Just a great day out!🌄

Way better than I imagined..walk took 3 hours to complete,and we saw many small to medium waterfalls. Entrance at £11 IS good value,don't let it put you off. Parking is plentiful,with excellent toilets just before yo pay to enter.

The parking is free, but a entrance fees apply. The fee is absolutely worth it considering the work that must have gone in creating the paths, bridges, observation decks and walkways, truly a mark of engineering skills. Safe to walk if you are careful, and have good footwear. Not suitable for wheelchairs, pushchairs or anyone that isn't able to negotiate rocks, changing surfaces (which can be slippery) and heights! Amazing sets of many waterfalls of different categories, beautiful scenery and even a small snack cabin half way around in the middle of nowhere, as well as a lovely one towards the end of the walk. What a lovely village this is set in and surrounding areas are truly wonderful. Definitely go again as it's not the most strenuous of walks, and taking in all the sites and steady away take a few hours and about 4.5 miles circular. I will revisit in the winter when the water is higher, as I would imagine it's a powerful force to watch. Go check out this amazing place.

We visited the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail with a guest on a sunny summer bank holiday and really enjoyed it. Although the park was crowded, the walk is very rewarding. Parking is FREE. The only downside is that the ticket is valid for a single entry. it would be amazing if it could be used throughout the year, similar to some museums in the UK. Unfortunately, we also noticed some plastic bottles and dog waste left behind by visitors, which is disappointing. Aside from that, we had a great time and would definitely recommend the trail.

My favourite park. I live not far. Great place for a walk, cycling and running and many other events. Beautiful view around. Little lakes and garden. Massive space for walkers or people who do sports. House is great too. Farm _ great for kids and children. I just love it each time of the year.

Super enjoyed the visit , fantastic insight on how the very wealthy lived in this wonderful mansion. The influence they would have had when Great Britain was building its empire around the world. Definitely worth a visit 👍🏻

Four out of five stars because on the whole, the house and Home Farm are brilliant. Good value for money also. The house is as fine and authentic as any grand Elizabethan house that you can imagine. Well preserved and looked after, steeped in history and a real maze of corridors, rooms, staircases and more. The staff have beautifuly dressed it with a Halloween theme throughout and all are super friendly individuals. The farm also is staffed by a real good bunch and the farm is easy to get around and explore. The cobbles however may prove difficult for some but in truth aren't that bad and add to the original character of the farm. The landscape also makes for aesthetic viewing and walking, a real Capability Brown piece. The let down is that whilst the house and farm is payable, albeit good value, the wider estate is free access and whilst that is a benefit to most, you had the same old few who like to destroy or degrade all that is beautiful by rising off road bikes through the estate. Plenty of playgrounds for the young ones and parking is affordable (£4 for 12 hours). A treasure that we need to preserve for future generations and a great day out.

Our first time here and what a lovely place to visit. Only £2.50 to park for upto 4 hrs. We didn't go in the house or farm because we had our dog with us. We walked around the estate and had some lovely food in the cafe. Looking forward to going back and visiting the house in the near future.

Marvelous park and surrounding areas. Extra payment for house and farm entrance. Cafe fairly expensive. About £16 for 3 coffee ☕ and 2 "sausage" rolls. Ordered sausage rolls and these were the worst sausage rolls ever. Not a sign of anything like sausage. And lacking any taste. Will go again. Will use cafe. Will not eat. Would have been 5***** except for that

Large well kept grounds with lots of wide paths. Free motorised disabled transport. Nice walled garden. Very peaceful

We had a great experience here during Halloween! The staff were super nice and helpful but our most favourite thing was the cellar tour! I would definitely recommend! We will be back in summer to do the full cellar tour!

9 hrs 50 Very tough challenge. The last mountain will be very hard! Good luck

Beautiful. Can't wait to go back an do it again 😎

Great challenge, climbs not to difficult just the distance a challenge. Fabulous views everywhere

Don’t underestimate the distance from one peak to the next; that’s my biggest advice from a Novice. John was greeted on the second peak; an elderly gentleman in his tie.

A tough challenge indeed make sure you plan your route as to a few little surprises on the way, we trained on 12k with hills before attempting this i recommend double 20 to 24k to achieve this challenge. We had a three man team & completed 2 peaks but one member went down through injury, so plan B rescue to get him down went into action. All down safely. A good eye opener, we are going back to finish the job next year with more experience on the terrain.

Some lovely view and rolling hills

Amazing experience ⭐

We visited The Ivy, Leeds on July 16, 2025, to celebrate my daughter’s university graduation and had a fantastic experience. The restaurant is beautiful, perfect for a special occasion. I had the prix fixe menu with duck salad, sea bass, side of mashed potatoes and crème brûlée — all delicious. One of my daughters had the same but chose the chocolate bombe, which was amazing too. Service was top-notch, our server was lovely and super attentive. Even the bathrooms were pretty! Highly recommend!

. As of 23/08/2025 (Afternoon Tea) Taste：8️⃣ Environment：7️⃣ Seating：4️⃣ Service：8️⃣ Portion size：5️⃣ Value for money：4️⃣ *on a scale of ten Overall Score：60 / 100 Average cost per person：£38.53 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛 Probably the most beautifully presented Afternoon Tea I’ve had in the UK so far. The desserts were just right—not overly sweet, which I really appreciated. The only downside was that the table was a bit too small, and the seating felt quite close together, making it slightly less comfortable. 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵 🍽️Summer Afternoon Tea Savories: 🤙🏻Chicken Milanese and Truffle Cream Brioche Roll 💖The Ivy 1917 Cure Smoked Salmon and Cream Cheese Choux Bun 🤙🏻Lightly Curried Egg Finger Sandwich Scones: 🤙🏻Warm Fruited Scones with Clotted Cream, Fresh Strawberries and Strawberry Preserve Sweet: 💖Classic Crème Brûlée with Berry Compote 👍🏻Mini Chocolate Truffles with a Liquid Salted Caramel Centre 👍🏻Vanilla and Strawberry Jam Muffin 🤙🏻The Ivy Chocolate Bombe with Milk Foam and Gold Flake Teas and Coffees: 🤙🏻Flat White 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷

Wow..... Food is incredible and amazing service. My steak was so good, cooked to medium and the hake was so well presented. The wine was beautiful but the port was served at the perfect temperature, along with the cheese!

Gorgeous amazing restaurant & food. We booked & requested a window table & received one. Robbie G our server was amazing knowledgeable friendly attentive simply fantastic thanks for making our anniversary meal so memorable & special 😘 23July 2025

All of the staff were friendly. The restaurant was bright and welcoming. Our waiter was very attentive, explained that the gift voucher value I had for a cream tea could be used on the main menu instead. We had the cream tea. It was lovely. We got a large pot of tea each and 3 fresh, warm scones with cream & jam each. We were offered an extra tea bag each as we like strong tea! As it was my birthday, the waiter brought me a giant profiterole with a candle in it. A lovely touch.

We were at the Ivy having Sunday lunch this weekend What a lovely Sunday lunch it was 🙂 The service from the staff was very attentive and helpful not to mention how friendly they all were also We had three courses and a nice bottle of Malbec 🍷 😋 We’ll be back again soon for sure 💯

The place it self is fabulous it looks very classy, it just the service isn’t up to par with what it is. We ordered a desert the chocolate bomb, which was ok but not a wow. Portion wasn’t big either, repo ally the ice cream scoop. We also ordered morning and afternoon tea which were very light which was disappointing as the presentation was nice. Overall wouldn’t go again disappointing especially for being over 25 pounds and with 12% service charge.

Beautiful place for a wander on a sunny day! Parking outside the Museum for free. Entry is free but you will have to make a cash donation via terminal or use a traditional box. Toilets, a shop and a little snack shop at the entrance. You can have a picnic outside near a lovely river.

Lovely large medieval abbey which is well presented. Kids enjoyed the simple family trail we did and exploring the various ruins. Particularly like the 'Pay as You're Able' model for every as otherwise things can get prohibitively expensive for families during already busy and expensive summer holidays!

Really good place to visit on the edge of Leeds . The Abbey is free to enter , they just ask that you make a donation for the upkeep. The parking across the road is free . We were unfortunate that the museum was closed due to lack of staff. Restaurant was clean and tidy and served good quality drinks and snacks. Will go back.

Kirkstall Abbey is an absolute gem in Leeds! The ruins are stunning and so well preserved, with so much history to take in as you wander through the grounds. It’s a perfect place for a peaceful walk, a family day out, or even just to sit and enjoy the scenery. The surrounding parkland is beautifully maintained and makes the whole experience even more special. There’s a lovely mix of history, nature, and open space. It’s free to explore, donations welcome. Definitely one of the highlights of Leeds and somewhere I’d recommend to anyone visiting the city.

Well preserved ruin with lots of information posts. Fine for an enquired tour. Free to enter but there's a suggested donation. Well behaved dogs on leads welcome.

We enjoyed our time here. There was a food market on when we visited. We could visit the Abbey ruins for free. It is very lovely by the water. I had a coffee and a snack in the cafe. There is also a gift shop. The front of the cafe is dog friendly while at the back there is a cafe allowing assisted dogs only. The coffee was very good as was the choice of food and snacks. There is an option to pay to visit the Kirkstall Abbey Museum. Unfortunately we didn't have time to visit this time. Free parking accross the road and well worth a visit 😀

Gorgeous ruin with tons of history, incredible sights, and really lovely picnic spots. The ruins are truly impressive, very majestic, and almost haunting in their imperfection. A lovely walk out from Leeds central, it's a great spot to visit on your tour of the North.

A Hidden Gem Next to the Hustle and Bustle of City Life Nestled just a stone's throw away from the bustling noise of Leeds and Bradford Airport, Yeadon Tarn is a delightful escape for nature lovers and families seeking a small peaceful retreat. This enchanting body of water serves as a refreshing reminder that tranquillity and beauty can coexist alongside the hectic tones of modern life. Visitors are immediately captivated by the serene landscape that envelops the tarn. The gentle lapping of water against the banks harmonises with the occasional rustle of leaves, providing a soothing backdrop truly emblematic of a hidden wildlife haven. The tarn is rich in biodiversity, attracting a wide array of birds and other wildlife, making it a perfect spot for birdwatching enthusiasts. Whether you're an amateur photographer or an avid nature lover, the opportunities to capture the local fauna in their habitats are plentiful. For families, Yeadon Tarn offers a variety of activities that cater to both adults and children. The well-maintained footpaths around the water encourage leisurely strolls, cycling, or even jogging, providing a refreshing alternative to more urban environments. Kids can often be seen laughing and playing on the grassy areas or enjoying a picnic while parents can relax, soaking in the peacefulness that envelops the tarn. This park is its abundance of recreational facilities and is mainly flat, The small playground nearby is a hit with families, while the open grassy spaces are perfect for flying kites or playing games. For those looking to take to the water, boating options can be found, adding a fun dynamic to your visit. Visiting Yeadon Tarn is a wonderfully accessible outing and has 2 car parks to make life simple, as well as it’s conveniently located just a short drive from Leeds or Bradford centres, yet feels worlds away from any travel chaos. The juxtaposition of lively air traffic and tranquil nature is fascinating; it's easy to forget how close you are to the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you're looking for a quiet afternoon in a picturesque setting, a fun day out with family, or a moment to reconnect with wildlife, Just jump in your car and take a short drive down.

Yeadon Tarn is a very nice place in a very nice area the lake is stunning with tons if happy duck you also get an amazing view of planes flying very close to you the ice cream a reasonable price for ice cream the only problem is the park it was very crowded and very like out together very quickly and I other thing is why you don’t let bike around the lake like put cameras down and only fine the people who mess around but anyways this is my opinion and my experience

Nice place to go for a walk, there is usually an ice cream van either in one of the car parks or by the play park. If you join the sailing club then you can also rent boats for the tarn also.

Great place for a walk, nice circuit around the lake. Ground is very flat and even so good for skating as well. Lots of fishing spots, close to Yeadon itself. Has parking at the top end, and there is also a fair amount of street parking nearby. Can see and the planes taking off rumbling along the back of the park which is cool as well.

A truly wonderful day. Living so close I often go there, and taking lots of photos. There's plenty of cafe's down Yeadon high street.

Boring, soulless. Decent size car park, very short walk of about 10-15 minutes. Plenty of seats so good for the elderly or immobile. Flat, circular walk, plenty of dog walkers, picnic benches, area to feed the ducks, small playground for children. Sorry to not be more positive but not worth returning.

Well maintained paths. Minimal dog fouling which is nice to see. Plenty of seats around the tarn. Tables for picnicing. Ideal for watching aircraft take off from LBA. Kids can feed the ducks and geese. No cafes close by unless you head for the high street.

WOW.. From start to finish my experience here was amazing, the staff absolutely impeccable, we made our booking with Jackie on reception, who couldn't have done anymore for me, she went above and beyond, what an amazing lady, Elouise was lovely too, she rebooked us in as we returned and changed the day, reception staff professional in every way.. What you need when entering a business is first class assistance and this certainly was world class.. The spa ladies in particularly Wendy, wow again, she was amazing, nothing was too much trouble, her personality was superb, her experience and knowledge made our experience so much more. There were other ladies working in different areas and all gave a smile to acknowledge me. I write this review with immense thanks to each and everyone in the Turkish Baths Harrogate they all made my experience truly amazing, you see I am a wheelchair user and this place was something I wanted to just try and do what I could do, I wanted to experience it, and it was so much more than I even imagined I could do. I ACTUALLY DID IT ALL..!!! This experience I shall never forget, I even shed a little tear of happiness that I actually did this experience, I was paralysed 8 years ago and never in a million years thought I would be able to do these things, I proved myself wrong, and did it.!! 😊 this will NOT be the only time I come here, this is now going to be my absolute special place and I will be returning as often as I can.. From the bottom of my heart ❤️ I sincerely thank everyone for my experience, and wholeheartedly recommend this place to everyone, be it disabled or able bodied. If you think you can't do it, just try it, you'll be so glad you did, as it'll be an experience you'll never forget.. Fantastic value for money at just £27 for a 1.5-2 hour session.. Next time, I'm going for the soapy body scrub as well.. Thank you, thank you, thank you to each and everyone of you at Turkish baths Harrogate, for making this a dream experience ✨️

A lovely day from start to finish. We have been to the spa many times and love to go back to treat ourselves. We visited yesterday as an anniversary celebration. The thermal experience was a good as ever. The service from the staff was definitely worth a 5 star 🌟 review. All the staff were so nice but a couple were stand out..Craig was so welcoming and kind. What an asset to the spa! I then had a treatment with Georgina. The treatment was great and my skin feels fabulous now, but most of all, Georgina was a ray of sunshine 🌞. I felt uplifted x Thank you

Absolute magic! Clean, well organised, friendly staff. The interiors are a visual gem and work as intended. I came early and was collected for an excellent facial massage (given by Georgina). By the time I got back, the hot rooms had heated up fully and there were quite a few guests. The tone is very relaxing, the added extra being NO piped music, just voices and the sounds from the baths themselves. Total relaxation.

Fabulous place, very friendly staff. Lovely atmosphere, tiled and dark wood panelling. Provided with 2 large towels, there are a range of hot and cold showers with liquid soap/shampoo and conditioner. Moving through the various rooms was so relaxing. Lots of places to relax and not hugely busy (5.30pm on a Thurs evening). Highly recommend if visiting Harrogate.

Fantastic experience using the Turkish baths, the hot rooms followed by the plunge pool was invigorating! Definitely recommend. We then went on to the spa where the lovely Racheal gave me the most amazing treatments Royal retreat& back neck shoulder massage fair to say I was truly relaxed

Definitely a little tired in places as regards decor but still a lovely experience. It's hard to be quiet going into the cold plunge pool but it's next to the quiet relaxation area so you have to keep the screams turned down

Would like to reccomend the fabulous Tour of the Turkish Baths which starts at 8.30am. It was fascinating to know the history of the Turkish Baths and to see the decorative tiles. Also all the gossipy tales by our superb host Brian made it such fun.

Car park £15 to park all day. Nice toilet block and gift shop. Some nice cafes on route to Abbey. Some stairs to go down or carry on following the road and walk down the drive. Stepping stones were fun

An amazing place. The car park costed £15. We parked at the Abbey car park. The gift shop is very nice and the toilets are nice and clean. We did the welly walk and the pumpkin trail which were both quite enjoyable. Lovely well kept paths. A must visit.

Such a lovely place. People here are the most amazing i have ever seen. They all are so polite peaceful and always smiling. This place will definitely transform you into an awesomeness. No words to express how blissful.

Lovely and well kept! Bolton Abbey is a wonderful place for families of all ages. There’s plenty of space for children to run around and for parents to explore England’s rich history. The grounds feature several excellent cafés, as well as modern and clean facilities. There is also a car park.

Parked at the Abbey car park and walked to the aqueduct. Really good walk. Well maintained paths and 2 cafes en route - we used one for a cuppa on the way and the other for lunch on the way back. Lots to see whilst walking.

Beautiful scenic & historical place to visit in Skipton, Yorkshire. Ideal for picnics, walks, adventure, water paddling and relaxing with nature. Overall a great day out.

Met my friend for a walk around this place that needed to involve lunch. Lovely setting! We made the slight mistake of letting our curiosity get the best of us! Rather than sticking to the main path, we saw a sign for Desolation Valley and a waterfall and despite not having water or the right shoes for the job, off we went! 4 hours and 22k steps later, we got back to a cafe for a drink before going back past the Abbey and to the car park for a spot of a very late lunch at the nearby Devonshire Arms! Fabulous day and very varied terrain—even climbed over a fence at one point!! Whoops. Didn’t make it inside the Abbey, but the cafe sold sparkling water and Prosecco, so we managed some hydration before the walk was finished.

Long and short walks available. Very good paths, beautiful views.

Been wanting to go here for such a long time and now finally have, stunning place for a walk. Tough in places but once your up there the views are incredible. Only saw the Twelve Apostles Stone Ring this time but will be going back. Highly Recommended.

We parked up on the carpark on the main road leading into Ilkley town for a walk to stretch our legs after a long drive . It’s an amazing place with fantastic views all around.

Great afternoon spent walking Ilkley Moor and all the various scenic spots and ancient landmarks. The main routes are reasonably well signposted and easy to follow, though I suggest keeping os maps or Google maps handy just in case you get a bit further into the moorland off the main touristy tracks.

Very beautiful moorland with wonderful views across the region. Well worth the effort of climbing the hills. On the second day we followed a cycle path suggested by Google. The listing doesn't mention that you have to carry your bike up rocky paths and stairs for at least a mile before you get to the cyclable stretch. It's a challenge!

Nice place for a small hike ! Definitely come on a sunny day, the walk gets a bit muddy and slippery after rain and wind is quite strong along the hike, wear something warm and waterproof ! Recommend for a weekend family/friends outing.

Stunning well worth the drive to get there also there is a paved (if a little wobbly in places) path which makes the walking much easier. Views are spectacular my pictures do not do it justice.