Walking in and around Garsdale
Introduction to walking in the area goes here - open access land, moorland, riverside paths, some of England's finest walking country
Long Distance Paths
The area is crossed by several major long-distance routes:
- The Dales Way - Brief description goes here - 85 miles from Ilkley to Bowness, passes through Dentdale
- Pennine Bridleway - Brief description goes here
- Coast to Coast - Brief description goes here - passes through Kirkby Stephen
- The Pennine Way - Brief description goes here - passes near Hawes
Walking Tips
Weather
Details about weather considerations go here - exposed moorland, changeable conditions, check forecasts
What to Bring
List of walking essentials goes here - boots, waterproofs, map, food and water
Maps
Details about recommended maps go here - OS Explorer OL19 Howgill Fells, OL2 Yorkshire Dales Southern and Western
Safety
Safety information for walkers goes here
Walking with Dogs
Details about dog-friendly walks go here - sheep farming area, dogs must be kept on leads at all times
Guided Walks
Details about any guided walk programmes go here
Our Walk Guides
Cautley Spout and The Calf Circular
A challenging circular walk to the highest point in the Howgill Fells
Cautley Spout Viewpoint Walk
An easy walk to see England's highest waterfall
Dent and Flintergill
A circular walk from the cobbled village with valley views
Garsdale to Kirkby Stephen
A long but mostly downhill walk passing two castles
Hardraw Force Walk
Visit England's highest unbroken waterfall
Howgill Fells from Sedbergh
A challenging walk into the heart of the Howgill Fells
Nine Standards Rigg
A walk to the mysterious cairns above Kirkby Stephen
Sedgwick Geological Trail
A fascinating trail exploring the Dent Fault