Places to explore near Clapham (N Yorks) StationClapham

Wild heather moorland and the Trough of Bowland.

0 km NE

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

1.8 km NE

A tidy village of cottages over a wooded beck, gateway to Ingleborough Cave and the vast Gaping Gill pothole.

1.8 km NE · North Yorkshire

The Pennines for horse and bike — old packhorse trails and drovers' roads.

2.5 km NE · spans 6 counties

A show cave of floodlit stalactites and pools on the walk up from Clapham toward Gaping Gill.

3.9 km NE

A field of dark Silurian boulders left perched on pale limestone by melting glaciers, above Austwick.

4 km NE

One of Britain's largest cave chambers, big enough to swallow a cathedral, into which Fell Beck plunges beneath Ingleborough.

5.2 km N

Waterfall village at the foot of Ingleborough and Whernside, home to the famous falls trail and White Scar Cave.

6.6 km NW · North Yorkshire

A four-and-a-half-mile circuit of the Twiss and Doe gorges — Thornton Force, Pecca Falls and half a dozen more on England's most famous waterfall walk.

6.7 km NW

A small heated pool in the Yorkshire Dales, dug by Ingleton volunteers in the 1930s and still run by them.

6.7 km NW

Flat-topped Yorkshire Three Peaks summit.

6.8 km N

Britain's longest show cave, an 80-minute underground tour of waterfalls and a huge glittering chamber near Ingleton.

7 km N

The showpiece of the Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, the Twiss tumbling 14 metres over a bar of ancient rock.

8.4 km NW

A series of low falls on the Ribble beside an arched packhorse bridge, where salmon leap in autumn.

8.6 km E

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

8.9 km NE · spans 8 counties

A Victorian lime kiln of 22 chambers, its pitch-dark vaulted tunnel running round in one long oval, in the old Craven Lime Works above Langcliffe.

9.2 km E

Lively market town beneath Castleberg crag, its 1249 charter still kept on Tuesdays and the Settle-Carlisle line beginning here.

9.6 km SE · North Yorkshire

A hidden two-stage fall in a wooded gorge above Stainforth, a favourite walk of the composer Elgar.

9.9 km E

A church above the beck at Clapham, its medieval tower surviving a rebuilding of the body in 1814, in a village of little bridges below Ingleborough.

2.1 km NE

Well-regarded dining pub on the green at Austwick, near the Norber erratics.

3.6 km E

The Dales Way's high-level companion, crossing Ingleborough and the Howgill Fells on its way from Saltaire to Appleby.

4.8 km NE · Cumbria, North Yorkshire & West Yorkshire

An award-winning farmhouse-cheese shop, affineur and small museum on the road near Settle, championing raw-milk British cheese.

4.9 km E

Sea to source up the Ribble valley, from the marshes at Longton to the high fell country above Ribblehead.

7.9 km E · Lancashire, North Yorkshire & Cumbria

Ribblesdale village between two waterfalls, its seventeenth-century packhorse bridge arching the Ribble at Stainforth Force.

8.2 km E · North Yorkshire

A National Trust place in North Yorkshire.

8.5 km E