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Reviews from VirtualTourist Members

Dalesbus

by Sjalen

The Yorkshire Dales are always easier to see with your own car, but failing that, it is perfectly possible to go by public transport. You just have to study timetables carefully and be prepared for the fact that some rare journeys can only be made Sundays in summer or Bank Holidays for instance (such as Hawes to Richmond via Swaledale). Leyburn to Hawes via Aysgarth is not that much of a problem if planned and Richmond to Keld, that is along most of Swaledale's villages, is also not hard. The best thing to do if you rely on public transport is to base yourself in a small town which is a bit of a bus junction, such as Ripon or Leyburn, Richmond or Skipton, and make daytrips. You can also buy a "Freedom ticket" for either yourself or the whole family and go for a set price with all buses for a day. A great way to explore for instance Swaledale.

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Coastliner

by Sjalen

The Yorkshire Coastliner is a great bus for going between Leeds/York and coastal towns like Whitby and Scarborough. Not only are they frequent enough, but the buses to Whitby also go across the North York Moors national park which is great if you want to visit pretty places like Goathlands and Thornton-le-Dale. You can catch the bus from York's railway station, Leeds bus station and Malton to name a few stops.

NORTH YORKS MOORS STEAM RAILWAY

by DOUGALSMUM

YOU DONT HAVE TO BE A RAILWAY BUFF TO ENJOY THIS GREAT DAY OUT.The starting point for your journey is at Pickering station ( parking available -£2 all day if travelling on the railway). The station itself is an attraction, beautifully renovated, its like a trip back in time to the heyday of the steam railways, your ticket can be bought here at the ticket booth on the platform , or it can be bought in advance at pickering tourist office (in the town centre, just before the railay station) £10 per adult return.special rates for family tickets.The line takes you through 18 miles of scenery with 4 stops en-route-Levisham, Newtondale (walkers request stop), Goathland (Heartbeat country) and Grosemont. Your ticket allows you to get on and off as many times as you like in one day, so you can explore to your hearts content.The beautifully resored train carriages all have toilets and buffet car...

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Top 3 Hotels in North Yorkshire

Guy Fawkes Inn  York

 4 Reviews and 232 Opinions  We went to the pub new years gay. I ordered the fish and chips and found a lump of metal in the... 

 Hotels in York

Fairhaven Country Hotel  Whitby

 2 Reviews and 54 Opinions  We spent one night at the Fairhaven Hotel as wished we could have stayed longer. Excellent hotel... 

 Hotels in Whitby

The Crescent Hotel  Scarborough

 3 Reviews and 172 Opinions  The Crescent was our Hotel for this years Rotary Conference. Hote, rooms, staff, food were of the... 

 Hotels in Scarborough

Questions and Answers

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Q:  We want to visit the North Yorkshire Moors to go hiking and are wondering when is the best time of the year for it? For us it... 

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A: Your major consideration here is the weather. Certainly, you might get a good spell in late March but on the balance of probabilities, you asre likely to get better... 

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North Yorkshire Members Meetings

Jul 01, 2012 
SHEEP DAY 2012
Jul 07, 2012 
SKIPTON CLOGFEST

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