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Malham Cove Gordale Scar and Janet's Foss | The best circular walk in the Yorkshire Dales?

This popular loop walk around a classic Yorkshire Dales limestone landscape starts with a fun scramble up the ancient ravine of Gordale Scar. Malham Cove and Gordale Scar link up with the stunning waterfall of Janet's Foss to create the most spectacular circular walk in the Yorkshire Dales. It can be a busy route in peak season but it's popular for a reason. This video is our guide to walking it. This walk tackles Gordale Scar early on, and from here there’s a good climb up onto the higher fells to reach the shores of Malham Tarn. At 380m, this peaceful tarn is said to be the highest limestone lake in Britain. Rich in wildlife, from aquatic plants to water birds, it’s also a good place to spot otters and bats in the crepuscular hours. From the tarn it’s mostly downhill, following the Pennine Way on its winding course through Malham’s classic dry valleys and crossing the extraordinary limestone pavement before dropping into Malham Cove to gaze up at the vast amphitheatre, home to many improbable sport climbing routes. The final mile is a gentle jaunt down into Malham village, straight into the welcoming embrace of the Lister Arms. To read more route guides from Trail magazine and Live for the Outdoors visit: www.livefortheoutdoors.com