Dent
Introduction to Dent goes here - cobbled streets, white-walled cottages, chocolate box village in deep narrow valley
The Cobbled Streets
Details about Dent's famous cobbled streets go here - three cobbled streets meeting at the fountain
Things to See
Adam Sedgwick Memorial
Details about the memorial fountain go here - pink granite, commemorates the famous geologist (1785-1874), Professor at Cambridge, founding father of modern geology
St Andrew's Church
Details about the church go here - 12th century, Norman features, Dent marble altar flagstones
Dentdale Heritage Centre
Details about the heritage centre go here - working lives and social customs of Dalesfolk
Dent Brewery
Details about the brewery at Cowgill go here - one of most remote breweries in Britain, award-winning ales, brewery trips
Eating and Drinking
The George and Dragon
Details about the pub go here - tap house for Dent Brewery, CAMRA awards
Stone Close Cafe
Details about the cafe go here - original cast iron range, home-baked goods
Other Pubs
Details about other pubs go here
Walking from Dent
The Dales Way
Details about the Dales Way go here - 85 miles from Ilkley to Bowness, passes through village
Flintergill and Occupation Road
Details about the walk behind Dent go here - views across valley, nature trail
Sedgwick Geological Trail
Details about the geology walk go here - from Danny Bridge, Dent Fault
Dent Station
Details about the station go here - highest railway station in Britain at 1100 feet, 4.5 miles from village, on Settle-Carlisle Railway
Shopping
Art Gallery
Details about art galleries go here
Blacksmith's Shop
Details about local crafts go here
Getting to Dent
Directions go here - via the Coal Road from Garsdale, or from Sedbergh
History
Historical information about Dent goes here - Dent marble mining, wool industry
The Dale
Description of Dentdale goes here - narrow valley between Howgill Fells and Pennines