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Welcome to Ramsgill,North Yorkshire

Esperienze da fare nello Yorkshire Dales National Park Famoso per l'inconfondibile paesaggio fatto di muretti a secco, il Parco nazionale degli Yorkshire Dales ha una lunga storia legata all'allevamento di animali.Un Paradiso Terrestre da visitare. Tiny Ramsgill is 15 minutes outside Pateley Bridge and would be just another pretty Dales hamlet were it not for the World-famous ivy-clad building that dominates the central green. The Yorke Arms is one of only a handful of Michelin-starred restaurants in the county of Yorkshire. It’s a worthy set-off point for this long and rewarding circular walk along the Nidderdale Way. Ramsgill sits at the head of vast Gouthwaite Reservoir. Here, the water has been made deliberately inaccessible for humans and, because of this, has become something of a haven for wildlife and waterfowl. Now a Site of Special Scientific Interest, you’ll notice several convenient observation posts along the side of Wath Road on your car journey towards Ramsgill. So remember the binoculars if twitching’s your thing. ramsgill walk yorkshire nidderdale Park conveniently (but, beware, not illegally) as near to the Yorke Arms as you can. Then head along the through-road and to the side of the building to find a small green with benches to your left. To the rear of this you’ll find the yellow Nidderdale Way marker pointing a route along a path lined with trees beside the River Nidd to your right and with a sheep field to your left. You’ll follow this clear, well-marked route for the entirety of the walk, so there’s little reason to describe every twist and turn.It’s a gentle climb to West House Farm (35 mins). You should note the tree-line across the valley to your right as, in 3-hours time, it will form the closing part of this trek. Nidderdale itself, despite in fact, being located outside of the Yorkshire Dales National Park area, is many person’s favourite Dale. Across its length and breadth it is officially an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is geographically ‘classic’ Yorkshire and quietly unspoilt. Follow the trail through the odd farm and across bright green country. Eventually a ramshackle farmer’s barn shows the road an abrupt downward curve towards, soon, a children’s activity area and a bit of not unpleasant road walking. You’ll be unfortunate if you hear so much as the faraway toot of a tractor on this isolated stretch. This isn’t a journey for the sociable walker. My companion and I each exchange a grand total of four nice-to-meet-you-nods with oncoming pedestrian traffic. But if it’s nature contemplation and a respite from the human form you‘re looking for, then these solitary steps are all for you. Note to self: remember the hayfever tablets. Ramsgill Walk: Need to Know DISTANCE: 7.5 miles TIME: 4 hours WHERE: Take the B6285 to Pateley Bridge – where you cross the river you’ll notice the Yorke Arms signposted – turn right for Ramsgill. Follow the road for approx 15 minutes.