Set on the eastern flanks of the Pennines, in the heart of Yorkshire, the Nidderdale AONB is a land of wild moorland, secluded dales, spectacular wildlife and cultural heritage. Go back 320 million years to appreciate the bizarre Brimham Rocks.
Then underground into the Stumps Cross Caverns with their colourful stalactite and stalagmite formations before plenty of fresh air at Yorke’s Folly, with its amazing views over Pateley Bridge and Lower Nidderdale. More fine views at Coldstones Cut and ‘The Ruin’ at Hackfall.
The jewel in Nidderdale’s cultural crown is the Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal world heritage site of Cistercian abbey, Georgian water garden and medieval deer park.
The area has always been in birdwatchers’ sights and the exciting Studfold Discovery Trail opens the youngsters’ eyes to nature and the countryside.
Bed and Breakfast
Traditional, early 19th Century, Grade II listed farm house set in a peaceful location
Bed and Breakfast
Family run B&B set in 24 acres with rare breed sheep
Holiday Cottage
A spacious one-bedroom cottage, attached to main farmhouse, with open plan kitchen, dining and seating area set in 24 acres of pastures and woodland with a lake
Bed and Breakfast
A converted barn in the village of Airton in the heart of the Malhamdale with panoramic views to Malham Cove
Bed and Breakfast
Traditional working farm
Bed and Breakfast
Victorian farmhouse with modern guest annexe with uninterrupted views across Vale of York
Bed and Breakfast
Large 18th century Grade II listed farmhouse
Bed and Breakfast
Victorian guest house within walking distance of city centre, parking available.
Bed and Breakfast
17th century listed former farmhouse nestling into the quiet countryside and surrounding farming community
Holiday Cottage
A stone built, single-storey, detached studio, located in the grounds of Thurst House Farm
Holiday Cottage
Grade II listed barn sympathetically converted and restored to a very high standard