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Join an Itinerary

Since we first arrived at the Lodge, we have loved organising and running some specific breaks for guests. Our Walking Breaks became very popular and we also ran several breaks on behalf of Colletts Mountains Holidays - they too became so popular that we can now only cope with the breaks booked by Colletts - so if you would like to join one of their itineries - 'Discover the Dales' head over to their website - www.colletts.co.uk or call them on: 01799 513331- Email: admin@colletts.co.uk

It needs no imagination to see why Ales in the Dales has been fully booked by entire groups of friends – 86 miles over the fells, visiting 27 pubs in 6 days. This requires you to have a minimum of 8 people and needs to be booked by arrangement.

The area has many local annual events such as the Tour de Yorkshire Cycle Race, the Food and Drink Festival, Wensleydale Agricultural Show, Swaledale Art & Music Festival, Dark Skies and the 1940’s re-enactment Weekend.

THE YORKSHIRE “ALES IN THE DALES”

Local Attractions

Local Events

If you have a group who love the idea of “Work Hard, Play Hard” maybe the Ales in the Dales is just for you. Each day the guided route between 11-14 miles takes in remote and stunning scenery but over those six days there’s the well-deserved bonus of 27 local pubs – a drink in each is not required to achieve this 86 mile challenge but, hey you make the rules!

Leyburn and Wensleydale hold a variety of Local Events including the Tour de Yorkshire Cycle Race, Food & Drink Festival, Wensleydale Agricultural Show, Swinifest Music Festival, Wensleydale Wander, Dark Skies Festival and Swaledale Music & Art Festival. Nearby we are spoilt with a wealth of Local Attractions including The Forbidden Corner, Aysgarth Falls, Bolton Castle, Wensleydale Creamery, Jervaulx Abbey, Nidderdale Llamas, White Scar Caves and Thorp Perrow Arboretum.

It truly is hard to beat any day out in God’s Own Country!

You may be tempted by the warmth of the fire, a glass of bubbles or a hot cup of tea on the sumptuous sofas with your feet up and views extending across the Dales. There’s certainly nothing wrong with that but perfect as this is, there is also much to explore and experience in the Dales and from the doorstep of the Lodge.