Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Settle

"The Howgill Fells are a series of picturesque hills straddling the border between the Yorkshire Dales National Park and Cumbria. They offer spectacular views over the Lake District in one direction and Yorkshire in the other. You can see the Three Peaks in the distance on a clear day, as well as the River Lune and River Rawthey as they carve their way through the landscape."

"Beautiful Aysgarth Falls are a favourite of Yorkshire folk (me included) and is one of the closest waterfalls in the Yorkshire Dales to the city of York. Aysgarth Falls consists of three separate waterfalls that plunge over wide limestone steps during a one mile stretch of the River Ure. The three falls of Upper Force, Middle Force and Lower Force can be viewed from a pushchair friendly path that winds in and out of woodland alongside the river."

"Aysgarth Falls is one of Yorkshire’s most renowned waterfalls. Set on the fast-flowing River Ure, it’s actually a series of three cascading falls carved into the river. A tourist attraction for over 200 years, it’s been the inspiration of Wordsworth and has even been featured in a Hollywood movie – Robin Hood Prince of Thieves."

"North of Malham village, a 0.75-mile field walk beside a lovely babbling stream leads to Malham Cove, a huge rock amphitheatre lined with 80m-high vertical cliffs. A large glacial waterfall once tumbled over this cliff, but it dried up hundreds of years ago. You can hike up the steep steps on the left-hand side of the cove (follow Pennine Way signs) to see the extensive limestone pavement above the cliffs – a filming location in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows."

"A natural limestone formation which is a national beauty spot, near Malham, North Yorkshire.. All attractions in North YorkshireComplete A to Z of attractions in England. England > North Yorkshire > Yorkshire Dales National Park"

"Since they were discovered in 1923, White Scar Caves have become one of Yorkshire’s must-visit natural wonders. Inside, you’ll pass underground waterfalls, prehistoric mud pools and unique rock formations, many of which take the form of familiar things, like The Witch’s Fingers and The Face. As you go deeper and deeper into the caves, you’ll uncover man-made tunnels and squeeze through tight spots on your way to the epic Battlefield Cavern."

"Although White Scar Caves is within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this stunning natural attraction is worth its own entry in this guide. It is the longest show cave in the UK and inside the enormous cave system, you will see a series of impressive waterfalls and rock formations. One of the highlights of your trip will be the huge Battlefield Cavern as there are some breath-taking sights that you can enjoy."

"The longest show caves in Britain aren’t for the claustrophobic, as you’ll have to crawl and squeeze through narrow gaps to admire the waterfalls, stalagmites, stalactites and gigantic caverns that lurk inside. If you’re up to it though, the subterranean scenery is fascinating to study."

"03/03/2021: Just had a takeaway from here ordered through Lancaster eats. The food arrived early and the pizza was obviously freshly made and properly stone baked.Also very good value for money; for £10 I got a very sizeable Margarita pizza, which tasted amazing, and a side of chips. The pizza was so nice my partner has decided he wants it for his birthday in April, even if covid means we have to get it as a takeawayI have also eaten here in the restaurant too in the times before covid restrictions and that was also a lovely experience, staff are very friendly and they do an amazing deal for parties of 6 or more (I think) for bottomless pizza!"