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The Yorkshire Dales provides visitors with the chance to experience nature at her best. The varied landscape offers rolling hills, picturesque villages and some of the best limestone scenery in Great Britain. The Dales are best explored on foot and in this guide we take you on a journey through wooded valleys, over limestone pavements and up onto windswept fells. This video provides an ideal guide for anyone planing a walking holiday in the area. Malham circular walk: The circular walk of the Malham area begins in Malham village and heads through a wooded glade to arrive at the delightful waterfall of Janet's Foss. Our route then enters the spectacular limestone gorge of Gordale Scar. At this point walkers have to climb up the side of a waterfall !! ( This should not pose a great obstacle to any reasonably fit person and there is an alternative route if you don't feel up to it!). After leaving Gordale the path continues through an area of limestone pavements to arrive at the shores of Malham Tarn. Here you can spend some time relaxing by the lake before heading down through Watlowes Dry Valley to eventually arrive at the spectacular limestone amphitheatre of Malham Cove.
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