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Dales Way Walking Holidays

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The Dales Way leads across some of the most splendid countryside in the Yorkshire Dales National Park and ends on the shores of Britain's largest lake, Windermere, at Bowness in the romantic Lake District.

Beginning at the 'Old Bridge' in the stone town of Ilkley, the Dales Way largely follows river tracks, starting with the River Wharfe and leading to its source on Cam Fell at 1700ft.

The Augustinian Bolton Priory is a memorable site along the early stages of the walk, with the charismatic villages of Burnsall, Buckden Grassington, Kettlewell following soon afterward as the trail moves on through the limestone landscapes of Upper Wharfedale.


Beyond Cam Fell and some of the most rugged parts of the Pennines moors, the trail follows the River Dee through the delightful village of Dent, featuring its typical Yorkshire cobbled streets, to the old market town of Dales Way Walking Holidays  MountainsSedbergh, which lies between the slopes of the Howgill Fells near the River Lune. At Sedbergh, the Dales Way moves away from the Yorkshire Dales and on towards the mountains of the Lake District splendidly lining the horizon, passing through picturesque sheep-farming country and ending on the edge of Windermere's famed waters.

On this itinerary we recommend a half-day's break in the market town of Sedbergh in the Western Dales. Full of character with cobbled yards and historic houses, Sedbergh has several quality galleries and craft shops to browse and an art and heritage centre to visit. There is a good range of shops and places to eat. Sedbergh has a fine Norman church dating from around 1130, and is well known for its public school founded in 1525. In the 18th century Bonnie Prince Charlie reputedly hid in the chimney of what is now the town chemist during his retreat north. Sedbergh is also an emerging book town.


Celtic Trails is one of Britains most experienced walking companies with many years practice in providing tailored walking itineraries for clients who appreciate high standards of service, comfort and organisation.

To speak to us about your holiday please call our Walk Team, contact details below.

We will plan your perfect walking holiday on the Dales Way, you simply choose when to go!

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