High up in a verdant, wooded gorge in Eskdale is the elegant Stanley Gyhll Force. It’s not the longest drop of Lakeland’s
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Where the infant River Eden oozes from the peat of the Pennines and begins its journey to the Solway Firth, it’s known
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Depending on how you measure your waterfalls, Cautley Spout has the longest drop of any in England. This astounding waterfall plummets in
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Mallerstang is a quiet, rather isolated valley south of Kirkby Stephen, hemmed in on both sides by windswept moorland that rises to
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Like much of Cumbria, the Howgill Fells make excellent walking country, but this compact group of brooding giants in the county’s south-east
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One of more than 40 named valleys in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Dentdale is home to the River Dee which meanders
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The Yorkshire Dales National Park consists of 860 square miles of beautiful and varied countryside that straddles the Pennines, the long chain
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The little-visited valley of Longsleddale lies to the north of Kendal. From Garnett Bridge, near the A6, as you follow the River
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Wet Sleddale is one of several quiet valleys cutting into the eastern Lake District fells. Easily reached from the A6 south of
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Mardale is one of the better-known valleys of the far eastern Lake District – largely on account of its history. In the
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