The Rosedale Railway is one of the most remarkable industrial monuments of the North York Moors. Completed between 1861 and 1865 it...

To the west of Barnard Castle  a series of tumbling becks rush from the moors down their thickly wooded valleys to join the Tees. They...

Between the 17th and 19th centuries lead mining dominated Swaledale's economy. Remains of this industrial past are to be seen on any walk...

Stanhope at the heart of Weardale, set between two pretty tributary burns and surrounded by moors, is an excellent centre for walkers....

Wensleydale is a walker's paradise and there's nowhere better to appreciate its charms than by taking the old tracks which run along the...

Danby Rigg does not quite have the eminence of Danby High Moor further south but is still popular with walkers for the many old routes...

The Coxwold-Gilling Gap, the fertile, low lying strip of land between the two villages, some 6 miles long and, at its narrowest, two...