Hawes
Introduction to Hawes goes here - highest market town in England at 850 feet, in Wensleydale, name means 'pass between mountains'
Wensleydale Cheese
Details about the cheese heritage go here - first creamery 1897, handcrafted artisan cheese, local farm milk
Wensleydale Creamery Visitor Centre
Details about the visitor centre go here - museum, cheese making demonstrations, tasting, shop
Things to See and Do
Dales Countryside Museum
Details about the museum go here - in old railway station, rural life exhibits, crafts, history
Hawes Rope Makers
Details about the traditional rope maker go here
Hardraw Force
Details about the waterfall go here - England's highest unbroken waterfall, accessed through Green Dragon Inn
Red Squirrel Viewing
Details about Widdale Red Squirrel Reserve go here
The Market
Details about Hawes market go here - market since 1307, Tuesday market still runs
Walking from Hawes
Pennine Way
Details about the Pennine Way passing through go here
Aysgill Force and Hardraw Force Walk
Details about local waterfall walks go here
Great Shunner Fell
Details about this fell walk go here
Eating and Drinking
The Green Dragon Inn
Details about the inn go here - access to Hardraw Force
Local Pubs and Cafes
List of eating options goes here
Shopping
Details about independent shops go here - artisan shops, crafts
Convenience Stores
Details about Spar and other shops go here
Services
Pharmacy
Details about Central Dales Pharmacy go here
Cash Machine
Details about Barclays ATM go here
Petrol Station
Details about Dalehead Garage go here
Getting to Hawes
Directions go here - 9 miles from Garsdale via A684, Little White Bus from Garsdale Station
Events
Details about annual events go here
History
Historical information about Hawes goes here