What is the most scenic Yorkshire Dales?
Wensleydale – wide open valleys with lush green pastures, traditional villages and hidden waterfalls. Swaledale – the northernmost of the yorkshire dales has wild, unspoilt scenery and remote villages. Wharfedale – a u-shaped glacial dale with limestone scars towering high above the valley bottom. Whilst the yorkshire dales boasts a labyrinth of moods, from wild and windswept to calm and tranquil, the north york moors offers the best of both coast and countryside, with rolling moorland and a dramatic coastline waiting to be explored.A controversial opinion: these six Yorkshire towns – Richmond, Whitby, Halifax, Ilkley, Rotherham, and Beverley – are the county’s very best! When most people think of Yorkshire, they probably picture our wonderful landscapes: moors, wolds, coasts and dales. Of course, we also have a fabulous and varied built heritage.Thought to be one, if not the, prettiest village in Yorkshire, Thornton-le-Dale (also known as Thornton Dale) in North Yorkshire boasts a veritable cornucopia of picturesque scenes. One of the most famous sights in this oh-so-lovely village is a thatched cottage that resides next to Dalby Beck.
What is the loveliest seaside village in the UK?
St Mawes: Britain’s loveliest seaside village. The Royal Family certainly thinks so – St Mawes has long been a favourite of King Charles, Queen Camilla, and even the late Queen Elizabeth II. While some coastal spots have become victims of their own popularity, St Mawes has managed to stay graceful and understated.