Three Dales Way
Experience the Three Dales Way at your own pace on a complete self-guided walking holiday. Accommodation, luggage transfer and custom holiday pack included.
Three Dales Way
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A short, circular walking holiday through the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park.
From £540 per person
From £540 per person
The Three Dales Way weaves in sections of the Dales Way and the Pennine Way to explore some of the finest limestone scenery in Yorkshire. The trail follows the beautiful valleys of Wharfedale, Littondale and Malhamdale, sinking deep into farmland split by drystone walls and overlooked by limestone shelves.
It’s the perfect way to get a real taste of Yorkshire when time is at a premium, and even includes the unmistakeable cliffs of towering Gordale Scar.
Visiting some of the many charming villages of the Dales, including Burnsall, Grassington and Malham.
Marvelling at the natural wonders of Malham Tarn, England’s highest lake; Malham Cove; and Gordale Scar, a gigantic collapsed cave system.
Wandering through Littondale to the rushing waters of the River Skirfare.
| Code | Tour | Duration | Price per person | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3DW | A circular trail beginning at Burnsall(L) | 3 days walking | £540 |
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“Well organised and instructions clear.”Mrs Steiger, UK
“Very efficient overall.”Mr McAndrew, UK
“Fabulous!”Mrs Ellington, UK
“All days were different and all very enjoyable.”Ms Nurse, UK
“The itinerary was perfect, we were very lucky with the weather. We loved The Red Lion at Burnsall in particular.”Mrs Brighton, UK
“Particularly enjoyed being able to eat our evening meal in our accommodation since we were in pubs each evening.”Mrs Gray, UK
“Excellent trip despite some average weather at times; great route accommodation and organisation.”Mr Payne, UK
“We had a fantastic holiday, it was very well organised, and the places we stayed in were lovely.”Mrs Bainbridge, UK
“Yorkshire Dales looking at their best, full of wildflowers and birdsong. The good weather helped as well. A really good route, one which is ideal for anyone considering walking longer distance trails, a bit of everything without being too strenuous. Ideal for all categories of walkers. Completely dog friendly which most breed of dog should manage. I have already completed about a dozen over the last few years and hope to complete a couple more next year.”Mr Twigg, UK
Dog friendly