We are fortunate to be caring for some of Yorkshire’s most iconic landscapes in all weathers across 10,000 hectares in the Dales, from Malham Tarn and Buckden Pike to Hudswell Wood at Richmond.

Tourism in the Yorkshire Dales is based around the main recreational activities of cycling, hiking, caving and sightseeing. Caves are a major draw and some are run commercially as tourist attractions.

Political veteran Alastair Campbell explores the snow-covered Yorkshire Dales and meets those who call the hills home. He ...

Conservationists are to plant hundreds of thousands of trees in the Yorkshire Dales to create one of England's largest native woodlands. Snaizeholme, near Hawes in Richmondshire, was covered in ...

A 20-year study to assess how a vast new woodland in the Yorkshire Dales could help stave off the worst effects of climate change has begun. The Woodland Trust is planting hundreds of thousands of ...

The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority (YDNPA) wants to ensure all new properties are not used as holiday homes and are permanently occupied. If the proposals were approved, the ban would ...

Almost a dozen villages in the Yorkshire Dales are earmarked for planning regulations that would stop new builds that would not be permanently occupied. Drafted by the Yorkshire Dales National ...

In a report published earlier this month, the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority drafted plans to block new builds that are not permanently occupied. If the proposals are approved ...

And if you’re heading to Leyburn and the Yorkshire Dales you’ll miss it entirely. This ancient market town isn’t as pretty as either neighbour although it’s all relative. Plonk North End ...

A persistent fuel thief who took police on a high-speed chase in the Yorkshire Dales injured two police officers as they attempted to stop him. Scott Watt was told it was a ‘miracle’ that no ...

In an age where nearly everyone has a car and a smartphone, no place in the Yorkshire Dales is truly hidden. And visitors have good reason to search for Appletreewick online. It's a typical Dales ...