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Stump Cross Caverns - Greenhow
The underground world of stalagmites and stalactites can be experienced at Stump Cross Caverns situated between Grassington and Pateley Bridge. Tel: 01756 752780 www.stumpcrosscaverns.co.uk

It is well worth spending a day on the Bolton Abbey Estate, 9 miles south of Grassington.  With just under 30,000 acres of beautiful countryside, over 80 miles of footpaths and ample space to run around and enjoy the fresh air, there is something for all ages.  Explore the ruins of the Priory and discover a landscape full of history and legend. www.boltonabbey.com
Airbourne Adventures
For balloon flights over the Yorkshire Dales visit Airborne Adventures based in Rylstone to see the spectacular offers in store.
Tel:
01756 730166 www.airborne.co.uk


While travelling down the dale schedule a stop at the Craven Arms Appletreewick to see the 'new' cruck barn, the first of its kind to be built in 400 years.
Get more information at www.craven-cruckbarn.co.uk

Camping and caravanning available at:
Wood Nook Caravan Park, Skirethorns Tel: 01756 752412 www.woodnook.net
Masons Camp Site, Appletreewick Tel: 01756 720275

Caravanning available at:
Long Ashes Park, Threshfield Tel: 01756 752261 www.longashespark.co.uk




Thomas The Tank Engine at Embsay - Bolton Abbey Railway


The village of Bolton Abbey is also home to Hesketh Farm Park with plenty for all the family to do – calf feeding, lamb, feeding, toy tractor zone, guinea pig and rabbit handling plus lots more.
Tel: 01756 710444  www.heskethfarmpark.co.uk


Steam trains run on the Embsay-Bolton Abbey railway.
Visit their website for timetables www.embsayboltonabbeyrailway.org.uk



Pony Trekking - Kilnsey
Enhance your enjoyment of the Yorkshire Dales experience from the saddle of a horse or pony. The Kilnsey Trekking & Riding Centre boasts that whether you are 4 or 104, they have an activity to suit you.
Tel: 0
1756 752861 www.kilnseyriding.com

Kilnsey Trout Farm - Kilnsey
Kilnsey Park is a working trout farm and you can watch the stages from the baby trout in the top raceway until they reach maturity – then feed th
Kilnsey Park
e giant trout. Other attractions include goat skyway, fly fishing lakes, fun fishing, squirrel and nature trails, farm shop, deli, restaurant and coffee shop.
Tel:
01756 752150 www.kilnseypark.co.uk



Grassington lies on ‘The Dales Way’, an 80 mile walk from Ilkley to Bowness-on-Windermere and also on the ‘Dales Cycle Way’ a circular 130 mile cycle ride through many of the towns and villages in the Yorkshire Dales.

For more information on either of these please visit www.dalesway.org.uk or www.cyclethedales.org.uk 

Cycle hire -  Dave Ferguson Cycles, Mountain Bike Hire and repair service.  01756 795367
Dales Way near Grassington



Grassington lies on ‘The Dales Way’, an 80 mile walk from Ilkley to Bowness-on-Windermere and also on the ‘Dales Cycle Way’ a circular 130 mile cycle ride through many of the towns and villages in the Yorkshire Dales.

For more information on either of these please visit www.dalesway.org.uk or www.cyclethedales.org.uk 

Cycle hire -  Dave Ferguson Cycles, Mountain Bike Hire and repair service.  01756 795367
Dales Way near Grassington
Things to do in and around Grassington
Walking & Hiking        Video - A walk in the woods

Wharfedale is walking country par excellence! – From gentle river and woodland strolls to challenging treks over the open fells.  Wharfedale has it all.  See ancient priories, churches and hidden places on ‘The Dales Way' by the banks of the tumbling river Wharfe, be in awe of  nature’s wonders at Kilnsey Crag or be exhilarated by the panorama of the open fell.
Cove Lane Grassington


A programme of guided walks is organised by the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

For a steady walk around the village of Grassington itself, why not pick up a copy of Ian Goldthorpe’s ‘101 Things to see on a walk through Grassington’, available in most local shops for £1.
Pot painting why not try your hand at pottery painting, for groups of all ages, minimum 8 persons, provide a lasting memento of your visit to Grassington.
Children's birthday parties also catered for - choose an activity, theme and menu.

For more information, call Lindsay at the Yorkshire Lass.  Tel: 01756 751835
Sports

Skate Park  -  Grassington now has a brand new skate park and welcomes users of all ages.  Safety equipment must be worn at all times.  For more information call 01756 753576

Fishing near Grassington


Fly-fishing is available on the river Wharfe.
Day tickets may be purchased by Rod Fishing Licence holders
from the Post Office or Robert Bunney's Menswear
both in the main square.






Grassington & District Bowling Club offers crown green bowling facilities to both residents and visitors.
Hon. Sec. is Elaine Hudson  Email: ehudson@mypostoffice.co.uk and www.grassingtonbowlingclub.co.uk for more information.


Fell races are held during the year at Grassington, Burnsall, Hebden, Kilnsey and Buckden Sports Days.

Watch Wharfedale play National League rugby www.wharfedalerufc.co.uk , Grassington United Football Club & Grassington Juniors or a local cricket match in an idyllic setting on Wood Lane.

For the extreme sports enthusiast, why not try the Fellsmans Hike, a 24 hour, 60 mile endurance event
and further afield

Long Ashes Leisure Centre, Threshfield
Long Ashes Leisure Club has swimming facilities, sauna, spa, steam room, gym with separate resistance and cardiovascular suites, tanning booth plus a club room and lounge.  Open to members only. The beauty rooms are open to everyone offering a wide range of treatments including the latest non-surgical face-life and bio-detox treatments  Tel: 01756 752261  www.longashesleisure.co.uk
Grassington Folk Museum


Upper Wharfedale Folk Museum

Grassington Square

Open April - October
Tuesdays to Sundays 2.00 - 4.30 pm

Providing reminders of yesteryear including exhibits of lead mining, craft tools, Dales farming, period costumes and folklore.

Grassington Singers
Grassington Singers have now appointed their new Musical Director, Nicholas Hewlett, and will be giving their first concert with him on 3rd October 2009.

For more information visit www.grassingtonsingers.co.uk