Photo of East Scar Top Farm, a country estate near Askrigg in the Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire, northern England. — © Luke Shaw / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

East Scar Top Farm

Open accessNational Trust land — free to wander

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East Scar Top Farm is open-access countryside in the care of the National Trust in North Yorkshire. It sits inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park. While you're in the area, you could look for wildlife at Low Gill Moor Wetlands, or look inside St Oswald's Church (Askrigg).

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Photo of the Yorkshire Dales, a National Park in England.

Yorkshire Dales

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Limestone country of dry-stone walls, field barns, waterfalls and the Three Peaks.

Photo of Mill Gill Force, a waterfall near Askrigg in the Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire, northern England.

Mill Gill Force

Waterfall near Askrigg

A tall single fall in a fern-hung ravine a short walk from Askrigg, often overlooked by visitors.

3.2 km NW

Photo of Semerwater, a Lake near Bainbridge in the Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire, northern England.

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3.7 km SW

Photo of Aysgarth Falls, a waterfall in the Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire, northern England.

Aysgarth Falls

Waterfall near Aysgarth

Three broad flights of stepped falls carrying the River Ure over limestone shelves through wooded Wensleydale.

5.8 km E

Photo of West Burton Falls, a waterfall in the Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire, northern England.

West Burton Falls

Waterfall near West Burton

The graceful Cauldron Falls dropping into a rocky pool below West Burton, painted by Turner on his Dales tours.

6.9 km E

Photo along the Pennine Way, a 268-mile National Trail running from Edale to Kirk Yetholm, England and Scotland.

Pennine Way

The first and toughest of them all — 268 miles along England's rocky spine from the Peak to the Cheviots.

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