Walks from Malham, North Yorkshire
🌿 Limestone pavements, gorges, moorland, tarn
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Malham is one of the most visited places in the Yorkshire Dales, and with good reason — within a short distance of the village lie Malham Cove (a 260-foot curved limestone cliff), the dramatic gorge of Gordale Scar and the glacial lake of Malham Tarn. It is walking country of the highest order.
Malham village has a National Park Centre, several B&Bs and a good pub, making it a popular overnight stop for those walking the Pennine Way or exploring the central Dales. The classic circular taking in Cove, Gordale and Tarn is one of the finest half-day walks in England.
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National Park car park in village. Busy at weekends and in school holidays. Bus from Skipton (210, seasonal)
Buck Inn, Beck Hall, National Park Café
- Malham Cove
- Gordale Scar
- Janet’s Foss
- Malham Tarn & Waterfall
- Mastiles Lane
- Pikedaw Hill
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🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Malham is covered by OS OL2. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Pennine Way





