A classic Yorkshire Dales hike featuring tumbling waterfalls, limestone gorges, ancient woodland, and wide open views across the glacial valley of Kingsdale.
From £25 per person
Discover Yorkshire's most breathtaking long-distance trails with Hike Yorkshire's expertly guided multi-day adventures. Our itineraries combine stunning landscapes, fascinating local history, and comfortable accommodation, allowing you to focus fully on the journey.

Do you need a guide?
Hike Yorkshire provides ex-military guides who are highly trained in navigation, first aid, fieldcraft, and fitness. Their local knowledge is invaluable in ensuring your day out is both educational and enjoyable.
Conditions on the hills can change quickly, so taking a well-drilled professional along is the best way to make sure everyone returns safe and happy.
This varied day hike takes you through one of the Yorkshire Dales’ most spectacular natural settings, combining tumbling waterfalls, narrow limestone gorges, and the wide open glacial valley of Kingsdale. Starting from the village of Ingleton, the route follows sections of the famous Ingleton Waterfalls Trail before branching out into quieter countryside beneath the slopes of Ingleborough.
The walk passes through ancient woodland, alongside fast-flowing rivers, and across open pasture with far-reaching views of the surrounding peaks. Stone paths and footbridges make the gorge sections accessible, while the later stages offer a sense of space and remoteness typical of the high Dales.
Guided walks focus on Ice Age geology, water power, and how rivers shaped early industry, farming, and settlement in this part of Yorkshire. With some stepped paths and steady climbs, the terrain is well defined and consistently rewarding, making this an ideal route for walkers seeking a classic Dales experience with depth and variety.


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