Dapur Malaysia in Kirklees

I like this place very much. Everything is good. The only thing is that the wind blows loudly in December. You need to keep warm...it's super cold.

I can't understand, "Eeee bay Eck son! Ave you got a min it" I cannot understand Emmerdale!

The facilities here for visitors are good with many parking spaces along with some reasonably priced EV charging points. There is an on site cafe/restaurant serving good food, hot and cold drinks, all at reasonable prices. The big attraction however, must be the falls and exceptional landscape. It is, of course, difficult for anyone with limited mobility, like me, or even worse for people in wheelchairs. The lower falls are possible to witness with some care and I would rather the pathways are kept natural, just as they are, rather than being spoiled by tarmac pathways. A thoroughly enjoyable day and recommended.

Overnight stay at a local pub carpark Lovely friendly people, great food and fantastic views from motorhome. We will return soon.

What's not to like. If you haven't been then go. If you have been then go back.

A national park in Yorkshire. There are dozens of mountains to visit and wonderful places to see. This is a very large area.

Stayed at the Charles Bathurst Inn for a few nights. Brilliant location up on the moors. Only around ten miles from Barnard Castle in one direction and around fourteen miles from Richmond in the other direction. Very quiet location, great for walking and getting away from it all.

An English gem of a national park .

I now understand why the locals call it God's country.

We travelled on the Settle to Carlisle railway.

A great area to camp and go walking

The Howgills are one of the real gems that northern England has to offer. The peace and solitude that comes from this region not being well known makes you feel a better person for being able to just be here and enjoy the walks that these fells have to offer. Highly recommended.

This place's dark skies are legit. It may be a scenic place during the day but the nighttime is equally rewarding. The milky way is easily visible on a clear, moonless night, which I'll say is rare for the north but determined stargazers like myself know to never give up. My phone camera isn't good enough to capture the milky way, but it did capture quite a few stars (there are infinitely more visible from the eye).

Absolutely fabulous cottage and village

Went to Hardraw falls on Saturday it was a lovely visit on a fab day, the site was well cared for. Sat a while at the top of the falls in the woods and a red squirrel came past looking for his stash. 😍🐿

Lots of great places to visit like Bolton Castle and Malham Cove

Recommend the Hawes Circular Walk, featuring the amazing Hardraw Force - amazing waterfall!

Every time I visit here the scenery just gets better.

Lovely place to walk and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Bolton abbey a great place to take the family out for the day. Great for picnic and walking and spending time with nature, fantastic river walk for all ages

Awesome sauce. Great scenery and great for MTB rides.

Completed the Yorkshire 3 peaks. Great day out and the views at the top of each peak was worth all the effort. Well maintained park too with plenty of pit stops for snacks/drinks.

Lovely day out , and went to ribblevalley viaduct

𝑺𝒄𝒆𝒏𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒕𝒐 𝒅𝒊𝒆 𝒇𝒐𝒓, 𝒂 𝒑𝒐𝒑𝒖𝒍𝒂𝒓 𝒔𝒑𝒐𝒕 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒎𝒐𝒖𝒏𝒕𝒂𝒊𝒏 𝒃𝒊𝒌𝒆𝒊𝒏𝒈, 𝒆𝒄𝒕. 𝑾𝒂𝒓𝒏𝒊𝒏𝒈, 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒘𝒆𝒂𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓 𝒄𝒂𝒏 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒅𝒐𝒆𝒔 𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒈𝒆 𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒚 𝒒𝒖𝒊𝒄𝒌𝒍𝒚.

Bit difficult to get there but ok in mobility scooter.. Loved it saw a heron ...and loads of swifts that live on the cliffs do not climb though becsuse of this Loads of people in varying aged loads of prams and kids..familys having picnic's Lovley ice cream in village highly reccomended peak times its very busy...you pay and display..but comming up to it loads of cars lining the road ...very busy ... But its oustsnding beautifull ..

What more could u wish for such a beautiful place

Clean and friendly, lovey grounds in a great little village.

Absolutely beautiful ingleton falls. A dip in the falls if you fancy it, it was freezing but well worth it for those brave enough. Take a towel. Lots of steps, but you can take your time. Rough terrain but nothing you can not handle in trainers or walking boots. To think the beauty seen in the hills today is hidden from many who do not dare to venture beyond the road, which is unreal. I will return.

Wonderful to continue riding with the motorcycle

This is a very special place to visit, don't go home with out experiencing the spectacular scenery you get to see in the Nation Park. Take your time and drive to the little villages and unbelievable roads and scenery.

Amazing place for a day trip. Stepping stones were broken so elderly women could not go for. Walk tobThorpe cloud peak was adventure. Amazing view from the top. Rest rooms required improvement. Multiple picnic areas.

A very pretty walk from Malham village to Malham cove. The climb to the top was very manageable for 2 fiftysomethings even in 26°C. The view was stunning, you need to watch your footing at the top, but worth the climb...especially for all you Harry Potter fans. Back in the village there are several options for a nice cold drink by the river. Car parking was easy in the village 'car park' . £5 , but I reckon that was fair when we were invading their peace. A great afternoon out.

Gods country, best place in the world to visit

An amazing place to visit. Fantastic scenery

What an amazing, beautiful place

Camped at high laneing campsite in dent a lovely part of the world

It's not until you get up close to this that you can appreciate just how big it really is. Truly magnificent bit of engineering.

Well stocked, not cheap but good quality.

If you are looking for a quiet, relaxing, and rural place, then Yorkshire Dales it is the perfect choice. Wherever you look around, the views are amazing. Me and my family had an extremely pleasant and quite long walk from Grassington to Kettlewell, where we stopped for a delicious dinner at Bluebell Inn and after we walked back to Grassington. At the end of the day, we have witnessed a stunning sunset in Dales, which made our day complete. It is for sure that kind of nature where you can enjoy peaceful and memorable moments.

The River Wharfe on Bolton Abbey Estate has well-maintained undulating woodland & flat meadow walks along several miles of both banks, much of which is wheelchair accessible. On this stretch each bend brings another different vista, from tight, rock-bound rapids like Aysgarth Falls - called The Strid - to wide open views with stony or sandy beaches and wide shallows which are full of children in the summer months. The bluebell woods are good (not amazing) and wild garlic proliferates in the woodland. There are some picturesque tea rooms in the small village and a hotel called The Devonshire Arms to the south. Best pubs are north, in Appletreewick and Burnsall - Craven Arms is lovely and much-televised, including as the 'local' in the latest remake of All Creatures Great and Small. A couple of caveats - the whole area is very busy especially on warm weekends in summer - despite the huge number of available car parking spaces it's often close to full. Also, if walking with a dog you will not be allowed to access any of the high moor in this area at any time of the year even with the dog on a lead, hence 4* from me. Best times? April/May and September/October but be prepared for mud and if you're more adventurous some of the paths can be quite challenging in the wet.

Beautiful scenery and amazing views !! 💕

Worth visit, driving trough small village road. Best for walk.

Such a beautiful part of England!

I think just one word enough for Yorkshire Dale it is incredible 🥰

This is an amazing place to visit if you are in the UK. It boasts beautiful waterfalls, walking and hiking trails, and stunning mountain and green scenery.

Beautiful area, wish I could stay longer

Kisdon Force near Keld upper Swaledale

But take a big coat with us here.

Beautiful, wild nature perfect for hiking. Many lovely villages where you can have a Yorkshire cup of tea and local ice cream.

Beautiful place to visit so peaceful very relaxing lots of interesting things to discover plenty to do for all age groups

Visited at Easter weekend. Lovely spot, nestled in a valley so on a bright day you're well protected from any winds. Access to gardens and grounds, no access to the Hall itself (certainly not on the day we were there, a lady removing bits and pieces from the Hall made that very clear). Nice short walk, 10 minutes from the Hall, north to a viewing spot where you can look further up the valley at the stream and footpath below you and the walkers and families enjoying the fresh air and countryside. Good views from the Hall looking south up to Simon's seat. Struck me as a little expensive (£9) for what there was to see, but it did have a great cafe with some lovely, locally made, brownies.

Malham cove and they have a guest visiting centre to park you car at £5.50 till they close. Park and cross over road and follow the signs. Where sensible shoes it's very uneven in some places. Keep going up and over once you have seen the first waterfall. Keep your dogs on leads.

Great 10 mile 3.5hr walk (not round) past upper and lower reservoirs on Barden Moor. Parked over cattle grid near the sign. Simons seat in the distant, views for miles, lots of red grouse, had our lunch stop in the beaters shelter, windy but lovely 😎😁 water spilling out of the upper res, down the valley... I could've watch it all day! Part of Bolton Abbey estate so not sure dogs allowed (they need the grouse to nest 😕) but good paths to follow

Beautiful valley and amazing national park

Beautiful scenery throughout the dales. It is a great place to go walking.

Lovely area was heading to wensleydale creamery

Worth a visit, fabulous scenery and people

Beautiful hikes, well worth a visit

It's a stunning place! Been going here for nearly 60yrs man and boy!

Stunning! Can be extremely busy.

Went to the gym nearby, excellent

Some of the most spectacular rolling views

The Yorkshire Dales National Park was a joint writer of the updated countryside code but are not attempting to implement it. There seems to be the right to trample on many of the pastures at Linton Falls and walkers and other visitors do not stick to public footpaths. Visitors often come for the day and bring sports equipment, cricket wickets and the like and damage the grass. The river there is a dangerous environment to play in and the public seem unaware of the risks involved with playing in cold water. The lack of buoyancy aids seem to be non existant. Loss of life seems at risk.

Great place to walk my dog and didn't see another person on my 1hr stroll

Beautiful Yorkshire Dales that sums it up nicely, flowing rivers, rolling hills. Villages tucked in on route, lots of coffee & tea houses with cakes & sandwiches.

Walking from Settle.... Wonderful!!!!

Breathtaking scenery in wonderful surroundings well worth a visit 👍

Great views of rolling countryside. Lots of great pubs, shops and attractions. What's not to like.

Aysgarth Falls......simply stunning.

It's the Dales. Beautiful sweeping roads and open countryside, with picture card villages, castles and rolling hills. What's not too like!

Great place to visit. Loads to do so plan ahead

What a beautiful, quaint, scenic, wild and atmospheric place. From picturesque villages to wild windswept moors, cosy pubs with log fires and miles and miles of footpaths and trails to explore. I had a fabulous couple of days exploring in my motorhome, can’t wait to go back.

Beautiful scenery, great for wide variety of outdoor activities. Some great caves to explore

One of the most beautiful places in England! One visit is not enough.

Love this place come up twice a year to walk the mountains

Gorgeous scenery in Yorkshire dales

Aysgarth Falls after heavy rain.

Great walking in the Ravenstonedale area, lovely and quiet.

Beautifu Dales !!! Must visit. Sometimes they are prettier than Scotland

Popular with well marked trails. Upper Falls, when wet, needs sound footwear for mud. Middle and Lower falls, pretty good underfoot, even when wet. Allow two hours - longer if picnicing or using the tearooms. £3.50 for two hours use of the tended, safe amenities is fair.

Sedbergh, an absolutely stunning place and such dark skies, perfect for Astrophotographers and stargazers.

The Yorkshire Dales is simply a beautiful place to visit. Stunning scenic walks with villages and Hamlets a plenty to visit too. Treat with respect , the landscape and the homesteads ...It's not a ' theme park. ..and for walkers, beware of the quickly changing climate ...the cold and rain can envelop you very quickly !!!

It's a stunning place to visit . So beautiful and still rural , hardly urbanised at all thank god. Still farming first .

Stunning scenery, great walks and friendly people. When the weather is kind to you this area takes some beating.

There aren't words to express how I feel about the Dales. Some people just don't know how much they need to stop and breathe and be surrounded by green. And the sound of running water...

Took a motorcycle tour around the dales with a friend for the first time , and wow just stunning views. Roads are twisty and sheep are flocking to the noise, so slow and gentle to admire the views and pheasants with sun or fog equally pleasant . Will be back to admire it all again soon… what’s more to say the pics alone should will you to head the the area and enjoy. And get home after fully refreshed and revitalised …

Lovely quaint villages. Beautiful scenery.

The Yorkshire Dales National Park is stunning and quite varied in landscape. An essential place to visit and a friendly rival to Snowdonia, the Highlands and Lake District National Park.

Amazing place to visit with a variety of walks to do

Beautiful place. Worth visiting

Great place to live, especially the Westmoreland Dales area.

Snowy scenes all around not yet but will see what happens when storm Eunice comes through All change today sunny n breezy still great though

If you are around Yorkshire this is must visit place if you want some adventure trekking experience. The whole Yorkshire dales is scenic. We had been to grassington, gordale scar , malham cove.

An amazing place to visit, enjoy the scenery, the quiet roads, the sheep, the drystone walls and the fresh air! Lots of walks and bike rides to do and places to see!

Quiet , unspoilt space and amazing landscapes.

The Yorkshire Dales National Park is a great place to visit, to walk, and to enjoy. We visited in the middle of lambing season, which was fun. The parts of The Dales Way we walked were easy, well-groomed, and lovely. And The Red Lion in Burnsall was beautiful, comfortable, and full of very helpful people.

You cannot beat the beautiful Yorkshire Dale's landscape. It is like nowhere else in the world. Rolling hills full of calm.

Loads of stuff to do, great place in England

One of the most beautiful National Parks I have seen in the UK. The countryside is very scenic, its peple are warm and welcoming. Full of hidden gems both food-wise and from a scenery perspective. The 3 peaks challenge is certainly worth doing, it was a pleasure meeting so many hikers along the circuit. The kind of place where everyone greets everyone and a sense of community is breathing through the air.

I love this place so much that we visit here several times a year.