Attractions

Askrigg was the location for the TV series All Creatures Great and Small. Fans can visit the Kings Head (The Drover's Arms) and check out the old photos of James, Tristan and Seigfried.

With spectacular views of the surrounding countryside, unusual local shops and cafés, traditional pubs and a weekly market, it's an ideal base for walking, sightseeing, or just watching the world go by.

West Burton is considered to be one of the most beautiful villages in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It has a large village green, great pub and the stunning Cauldron Falls, one of the waterfalls drawn by Turner during his tour of the North of England.

At the Black Sheep Brewery visitor centre you can enjoy home cooked food, tours around the historic brewery and try the range of freshly served beers. The brewery gets its name from its fascinating origin story. Originally owned by the Theakston family, one family member, Paul Theakston, decided to branch off following brewery disagreements, and created his own independent brewery in the same town, Masham. Paul could be described as the "black sheep" of the family, leading him to name his brewery after this. It is set in an old maltings overlooking the town and uses the same equipment that started the business when it was first established to create the famous Black sheep beers that are available all over the country.

Malham Cove consists of a 70m high gently curving cliff which is made of limestone. Due to erosion caused by a waterfall, a limestone pavement has formed, creating an interesting rocky appearance to the landscape. The cove is great for walkers, or for people to simply enjoy the scenery, with walks around forests and waterfalls. Malham Cove featured in the film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows film, as one of the places Harry and Hermione travel to, due to its beautiful landscape.

White Scar Caves is a show cave in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It is the longest show cave in Britain. The cave offers in depth, educational tours and a chance to observe some beautiful scenery. Its name comes from the colour of the steep craggy outcrops of limestone rock that rise above the cave entrance. The cave contains a waterfall, which adds to its beauty and interest.