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Malham, Yorkshire Dales – August 2022

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On Friday 26th August, 36 club members made their way to Malhamdale in the Yorkshire Dales to start a week of walking. We stayed at Newfield Hall, an HF Hotel. The hotel is set in beautiful countryside surrounded by huge hills, cows, and sheep.

Read Tricia's report with photos HERE.

Basingstoke Ramblers Club Malham, Yorkshire Dales – August 2022

 

Members photos from the holiday.

  • Newfield Hall Hotel.
  • Newfield Hall entrance.
  • And the rear of the hotel.
  • View of Malham Cove from the coffee stop.
  • The "Easier Walks" group on the first day.
  • Seen on our first walk.
  • The gorge on the way to Gaping Hill.
  • In Ingleborough Caves.
  • Some very strange formations.
  • Mrs Tiggywinkle in Gargrave.
  • A view of Pendle Hill
  • Trig point on the way back to the hotel.
  • Baby heron on our last walk.
  • Malham Cove.
  • Malham Cove viewed from its foot.
  • Some brave people climbed to the top.
  • Malham Cove on the top.
  • There are some good views to be had from the limestone pavements at the top of Malham Cove.
  • Looking back across the rolling hills to Malham Cove just right of centre.
  • And goodbye to the cow who woke us up at 4am on Thursday morning.