Places to explore near Giggleswick StationGiggleswick

Wild heather moorland and the Trough of Bowland.

1.2 km NE

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

1.3 km SE

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

1.8 km NE · North Yorkshire

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

1.9 km E · spans 6 counties

A dramatic 40-foot fall tucked in a wooded ravine just outside Settle, best after rain.

3.8 km E

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.

4 km NE

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

4.5 km N

A wildflower-rich limestone pavement nature reserve above Langcliffe, with panoramas across Ribblesdale.

4.5 km NE

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

5.1 km NE

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

7.8 km NW

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

8.5 km NW · North Yorkshire

Lancashire's largest forest with mountain-bike trails and birdwatching around big, quiet Stocks Reservoir.

9 km SW

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

9 km E · spans 8 counties

A vast curved amphitheatre of white limestone 80 metres high, topped by one of England's finest limestone pavements.

9.5 km E

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

9.5 km NW

White stone houses along a beck below the great curved cliff of Malham Cove, the busiest walking base in the Dales.

9.8 km E · North Yorkshire

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

0.7 km SE · Lancashire, North Yorkshire & Cumbria

Settle's older twin across the Ribble, a village of narrow lanes below its famous school and green-domed chapel.

1.5 km NE · North Yorkshire

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

1.8 km NE · Cumbria, North Yorkshire & West Yorkshire

Charming coaching inn on Settle's market place, championing local producers and real ales.

1.8 km E

Friendly local just off Settle's market square, a reliable stop for ale and pub classics.

1.9 km E

Limestone cliffs above Settle with Victoria Cave, where bones of hippos, hyenas and elephants were dug out of the floor

2.6 km E

Ribblesdale village around a leafy green just north of Settle, a starting point for Catrigg Force and Winskill.

2.9 km NE · North Yorkshire

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

4.5 km N · North Yorkshire

A National Trust place in North Yorkshire.

4.6 km N