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Nidderdale WayLocation: North Yorkshire OS Maps: Explorer™ 298
Nidderdale is probably the least known of the Yorkshire Dales and as such offers peace and solitude. It is renowned for a number of attractions, notably the natural features of Brimham Rocks, How Stean Gorge and, further up the dale, Goyden Pot hole. Add to this Gouthwaite Reservoir, York's Folly and Guise Cliff, the sleepy villages of Ramsgill and Wath and it soon becomes clear why Nidderdale is such a jewel in the Dales.
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Distance: 85 km Walking Time - 4 days
Ripon Local bus information in the Dales www.dalesbus.org
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The
85km Nidderdale Way makes an absorbing circuit of the heart of Nidderdale,
on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales near Harrogate. The way begins at
Ripley and encircles the valley of the River Nidd by means of a wide
and varied range of footpaths, bridleways and country roads, taking
a course up one side of the valley and returning down the other. As
such the outward and return legs are never far apart, making it very
accessible to the day walker; the finest means of tackling it, however,
is as a four day walk.
