The thriving town of Ingleton is known as ‘The Land of Waterfalls’. Follow the well-defined footpath of the famous Ingleton Waterfalls Trail and you will be rewarded with the most spectacular views of these falls.

An award winning food hall, gift shop and cafe situated on the A65 just outside Ingleton. Serving up the very best in local fayre sourced from its immediate surrounds Cumbria, Lancashire and Yorkshire Dales, Country Harvest is a must visit.

The area is also well known for its caves, and White Scar Cave is the longest show cave in Britain. With a whole underground world of waterfalls, formations and an ice age cavern which is filled with thousands of stalactites.

Recently voted no. 25 in ITV's 'Britain's Favourite Walks', the legendary peak of Ingleborough is the second highest of Yorkshire Three Peaks, suitable for walkers of all ages and abilities.

Just a short drive away is Ribblehead Viaduct, a beautiful Victorian landmark built in the 1870s and surrounded by the verdant landscape of the valley. You can go to the Visitor Centre to discover more about the history of the viaduct.

This magnificent country house was once a medieval castle and although usually closed to the public, there are special events throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy Garden Open Days on selected dates where dogs are also welcome.

Delve further into the Dales and you’ll find the home of Wensleydale cheese. Explore the museum and watch from the gallery to witness the production, and enjoy authentic Wensleydale dishes in the on-site restaurant.

The Forest of Bowland is a superb destination for cyclists and it’s also wonderful for walkers. Venture into the heart of the park to take on the Dunsop Bridge Walk, a 10-mile circular route with tracks, fields and open moorland.