The North of England has possibly the most varied walking country in Britain. Ranging from rugged mountains and waterfalls to gentle dales threading between wild moorland. Please enjoy this selection of places visited during our holidays.

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Slaters Bridge, Little Langdale - a sturdy arch of slate overlooked by rugged fells

South Lakeland holiday

Smearsett Scar, a wonderful walk on herb-rich turf between outcrops of white limestone

Western Dales holiday

Helvellyn, third highest mountain in England with routes ranging from pony tracks to airy rock ridges

North Lakeland holiday

Addlebrough, a commanding height with stunning views along the length of Wensleydale

Herriot's Dales holiday

The North Pennine moors are often referred to as England's Last Wilderness

Eden Explorer holiday

Crammel Linn is Northumberland's biggest waterfall

Hadrian's Wall holiday

Hadrian's Wall on the crest of the Whin Sill ridge as it undulates through wild Northumberland countryside

Hadrian's Wall holiday

Askrigg in Wensleydale - inspiration for James Herriot's fictional village of 'Darrowby'

Herriot's Dales holiday

The spectacular Victorian Ribblehead Viaduct

Western Dales holiday