Bolton Abbey Club SiteDiscover North Yorkshire

Places to see and things to do in the local area

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Visit AdventureBolton AbbeyA traditional country estate with monastic ruins and woodland walks.

Skipton CastleOne of the most complete medieval castles in England, over 900 years old.

Embsay & Bolton Abbey Steam RailwayMagnificently restored steam tank engines, dating back to 1908.

Bronte Parsonage museumLearn about the Bronte family, their home life and their work.

RHS Garden Harlow CarrThere’s a full events programme, plant centre and Betty’s café.

Clay pigeon shootingVisit the Big Shoot at Otley to experience the thrill of cracking clays.

Settle - Carlisle RailwayTravel through the Dales and over the Ribblehead Viaduct.

Rock ClimbingLearn to climb with instructors in the Dales.

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RHS Garden Harlow Carr

Make the most of your time

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Skipton Castle

Cycle

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Local routesThere is a cycle route 2 miles from the site, although is quite hilly and challenging. Unfortunately cycling is not allowed on the estate footpaths.

HarrogateThis Victorian Spa Town is famous for its luxury Turkish baths, stunning gardens and boutiques.

HawesA market town home to breathtaking scenery and fascinating historic sites.

LeedsA vibrant city with a rich industrial past, home to world-class theatres, culture, history, shopping and a magnificent castle.

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WalkThe Yorkshire Dales National Park Outstanding scenery and a range of habitats for wildlife and adventure. Perfect for hiking.

Local routes There are 72 miles of footpaths taking you through the Dales from the site. There are also beautiful riverside walks to Burnsall and Bolton Abbey.

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Yorkshire Dales

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Visit Skipton Market on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. It extends from the castle all the way down Main Street with lovely produce.

The riverside walks in Strid Wood are fantastic. Have breakfast at the cafe.

We enjoyed both the Keighley & Worth Valley and Embsay & Bolton Abbey railways.

The variety of bird life in the area was fantastic. We had a regular visits from a greater spotted woodpecker, tits, finches and all the usual garden birds.

On a warm day, a visit to Billy Bob’s Ice Cream Parlour is a must, located just by Bolton Abbey.

Visitor’s top tips

Within a short drive from site, you will find several National Trust properties and sites, including Goddard’s House, East Riddlesden Hall, Fountains Abbey, Brimham Rocks, Beningbrough Hall and Treasurer’s House.

The New Inn pub at Applewick has an excellent menu, fantastic beers and is dog-friendly.

There’s lots of lovely walks for dog owners.

There are numerous beautiful towns and villages to explore, and the Dales are spectacular.

We had excellent food in the Hebden Tea Rooms, and the best fish & chips at Bizzy Lizzies in Skipton.

SupermarketsM&S, 8.6 miles, Tesco and Morrisons in Skipton, 9 miles.CinemaThe Plaza in Skipton.

Tourist InformationIn Skipton and Ilkley.Petrol StationTesco and Morrisons Petrol Stations, 9.1 miles.

CashpointBarclays (High Street) 8.6 miles.Public transportBus stop 100 yards from the site, limited services to Grassington or Ilkley.

Close by

Brimham Rocks