Out & About
There's plenty to do nearby, whatever the weather.
We've saved a few ideas for you to check out on our googlemap, or take a look at the links below.
There are also leaflets, guide books, and maps in the house with a variety of walking routes and things to do.

Food & Drink
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Head to The Courtyard Dairy for a great selection of cheese, fresh bread, a pizza restaurant and a specialist wine shop.
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The Gamecock Austwick is a traditional country pub with award winning food.
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Across the road is The Station Cafe Bar at Horton train station
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Just along the road is the Blind Beck Tearoom offering tea and cake.
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A great riverside pub is the Helwith Bridge Inn
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The Craven Heifer is a great pub half way between Horton and Settle
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For fish & chips try The Fisherman in Settle
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If you fancy takeaway pizzas then Milano Pizzas are a great choice.
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The Great Outdoors
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There's lots of info here about The Yorkshire 3 Peaks.
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Malham Cove is a huge limestone pavement with great walks around it.
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Do some lengths in the fresh air at the Ingleton Outdoor Swimming Pool.
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Explore underground at Gaping Gill, White Scar Cave or Ingleborough cave.
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A popular spot for a picnic and a paddle is Stainforth Force.
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Catrigg Force is a hidden gem of a waterfall in a secluded woodland.
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The lovely folk at 3PeaksCycles have put together a few cycling routes nearby.
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Check out this link for even more suggestions of Cycling routes.
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Check out The Walking Englishman for loads of walking routes nearby.

Things to see & do
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The Ribblehead Viaduct is a 400metre, 24 arch viaduct on the Settle-Carlisle Railway.
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There's a great pottery studio for crafters at Bentham.
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Get up close with birds of prey at Settle Falconry.
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The Settle to Carlisle Railway is one of the world's greatest train journeys.
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Try Clay Pigeon Shooting on the Coniston Estate.
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Check out a unique bit of history at the Hoffman Kiln.
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Go squirrel spotting at the Snaizeholme Red Squirrel Sanctuary.

Local Shops
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The nearest supermarket is Booths in Settle.
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Settle has a traditional market every Tuesday from 6am til 4pm.
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On the 2nd Sunday of each month is the Settle Artisan Market in the market place.
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The Clapham Village Store is a community owned shop selling essentials and gifts.
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For vintage homewares and fine foods check out Moss on Settle High Street
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Sew Hands On is a craft shop in the village which also sells coffee and ice cream.
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Local Horton residents Penny Hunt and Hester Cox are great artists who are inspired by the nature that surrounds the house.
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Cross Leigh Post Office is a small independent shop with a bakery too.
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Check out the antiques, art and a cafe at Lord's Courtyard.
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There's a branch of the Co-op in nearby Ingleton.

Events
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The Three Peaks Trail Race takes place at the end of April.
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Ride2Stride is a unique walking and music festival based around the railway in early May.
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Every July there's a fun Festival of Cheese at The Courtyard Dairy
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The Settle Flowerpot Festival provides smiles from July to September.
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The 1st of August is Yorkshire Day with events around the county.
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In Early August there's a 3 day beer festival at Settle Victoria Hall.
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Every August bank holiday weekend is the Malham Show.
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The first weekend in September is the annual Horton Show.
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The Three Peaks Cycle Race is every year at the end of September.
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The Yorkshire Dales Cheese Festival runs for 10 days every October.
