Welcome to Garsdale
Introductory paragraph about Garsdale as a destination goes here - mention it's a remote dale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, known for wild open landscapes
Location
Details about Garsdale's location go here - between Sedbergh and Hawes, in Cumbria but within the Yorkshire Dales National Park
Why Visit Garsdale?
Summary of reasons to visit goes here
Peace and Tranquillity
Details about the quiet, remote nature of the dale go here
Wildlife
Details about wildlife go here - mention red squirrels, upland birds including curlew, lapwing, oystercatcher, meadow pipits, skylarks, roe deer
Walking and Outdoor Activities
Details about walking opportunities go here - Pennine Bridleway, Dales Way, open access land
The Settle-Carlisle Railway
Details about Garsdale Station go here - one of the wildest stations on the line, Ruswarp the dog statue, connection to Hawes via Little White Bus
The Dale
Description of the dale itself goes here - wild moorland, Grisedale as sister dale, Longstone Fell viewpoint, the Coal Road to Dent
Flora and Fauna
Details about rare plants go here - mention melancholy thistle on road verges in summer, botanical richness
History
Details about the history of Garsdale go here
Getting to Garsdale
Details about transport go here - A684 road, Garsdale Station on Settle-Carlisle line