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Visiting North Yorkshire Established in 2019. The official account for Visiting North Yorkshire, an independent Tourism & Hospitality Agency.
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Showcasing this stunning County and the very best in Attractions & Accommodation. North Yorkshire is the most beautiful, stunning and geographically diverse County in the United Kingdom and the best place to visit, either from elsewhere in the UK or from abroad. We promote our County and our members, around the UK and the world. Our social media channels are popular and offer highly popular, exceptional and varied content on North Yorkshire.

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To the West of Pateley Bridge on Greenhow Hill you will find the Coldstones Cut.Created by the artist Andrew Sabin, this...
20/10/2026

To the West of Pateley Bridge on Greenhow Hill you will find the Coldstones Cut.

Created by the artist Andrew Sabin, this is a massive construction which visitors can freely walk through and explore.

The sculpture overlooks the working Coldstones Quarry, and offers fabulous views over the spectacular scenery of North Yorkshire and beyond.

All around the top are points to look out for and the direction and distances to other countries or places of interest. Some of the more local ones can be seen on a clear day.

It is free to enter and there is a car park at the Toft Gate Lime Kiln, from which the footpath cimbs 40 metres over 500 metres up to the sculpture.
Suitable footwear should be worn, and sensible clothing, as the weather can be harsh and change suddenly.

St Andrew’s Church is one of 5 churches in the United Benefice of Cayton Parish. A beautiful church standing proudly in ...
19/10/2026

St Andrew’s Church is one of 5 churches in the United Benefice of Cayton Parish. A beautiful church standing proudly in the centre of the village of Burnt Yates.

The pretty village of Burnt Yates is just outside Harrogate. The village name possibly derived from 'Burnt Gates', based on a belief that nearby gates were burnt.

The village is 1 mile north of the River Nidd and approximately 10 miles east of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The countryside surrounding Burnt Yates is popular with walkers.

The main road through Burnt Yates is the primary road route from Knaresborough to Glasshouses.

Barden Tower is a ruined building in Wharfedale, North Yorkshire. The tower was rebuilt as a hunting lodge by Henry Clif...
18/10/2026

Barden Tower is a ruined building in Wharfedale, North Yorkshire.

The tower was rebuilt as a hunting lodge by Henry Clifford, the Shepherd Lord, in the late 15th century, and he made it his principal residence. Despite a renovation in the 1650s, it fell into disrepair in the 18th century. The tower is now part of the Bolton Estate and is listed as a medieval fortified tower. Along with other buildings on the Bolton Estate, it is a focal point and many people visit the tower. It is also a way marker on the 100-mile (160 km) Lady Anne's Way long distance path.

Barden Tower was one of six forest lodges which were in the possession of the Clifford family between the 14th and 17th centuries. Clifford chose the area around Barden as his main residence over his castle at Skipton.

The tower, along with the chapel next to it and Skipton Castle, were renovated and rebuilt by Lady Anne Clifford in the 1650s. The tower had been "de-roofed" during the Civil War. It was in the 16th and 17th centuries that the outbuildings of a farmhouse and chapel were built next to the tower.

The priest house has been tentatively dated to 1513, and was reputedly built by Henry Clifford for his private chaplain when the Clifford household were in residence at the tower. After Lady Anne's death in 1676, the estates and Barden Tower were taken over by the Earls of Cork and fell into disrepair in the 18th century. The tower has been in a ruined state for over 200 years.

During the Jacobite rising of 1745, a band of militia were garrisoned at the tower to defend the area against the Scots army, should they so be needed. 150 men with pikes, staffs, halberts and drums were recorded as being present at the tower. Whilst the Jacobite Army did go through Yorkshire, there is no record of Barden Tower being involved in any skirmishes.

The second roof was made out of lead, and it was de-roofed again c. 1800, but the buildings were still the focal point for those who lived around it, which had become easier since the opening of Barden Bridge. All three historical buildings on the site were grade I listed in 1954.

A selection of shots of the gorgeous Ripon Cathedral, North Yorkshire.
16/10/2026

A selection of shots of the gorgeous Ripon Cathedral, North Yorkshire.

Gorge!
16/10/2026

Gorge!

16/10/2026



Along the riverside track in Tadcaster, avoiding the rain.
16/10/2026

Along the riverside track in Tadcaster, avoiding the rain.

Check under hedges in !
16/10/2026

Check under hedges in !

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