Why North Yorkshire?

England’s largest county has an abundance of rural and tranquil landscapes, including the Dales and the Moors, both of which are National Parks and areas of exceptional natural beauty.

With over 1,400 miles of paths and tracks scattered through acres of diverse and captivating scenery, North Yorkshire is a unique and memorable area to explore. From the renowned moors encased in an endless stream of heather, to the breathtaking view of the Pennines, North Yorkshire is as varied as it is vast. With an impressive array of historic villages and ancient ruins interspersed throughout the landscape alongside rivers, waterfalls and roaming red deer, North Yorkshire cannot fail to entice.

Did you know?

- The North York Moors Forest District stretches for 12,220 hectares.

- There are over 1,400 miles (almost 2,300 km) of paths and tracks to choose from.

- The highest point in the Yorkshire Dales Three Peaks is Whernside Mountain at 736m (2,415 feet).