Twin Bottom

Valley in Yorkshire Craven

England

Twin Bottom

Watlowes Valley Dry limestone valley leading away from the top of Malham Cove - adopted by the Pennine Way National Trail
Watlowes Valley Credit: Chris Heaton

Twin Bottom, Yorkshire, also known as Twin Bottom Valley, is a picturesque and idyllic location nestled in the heart of Yorkshire, England. This quaint valley is situated between two rolling hills, creating a natural and scenic landscape that attracts visitors from near and far.

The valley is named after the two distinct hills that form its boundaries, giving it a unique and memorable character. The lush green meadows and fields that carpet the valley floor create a stunning contrast against the rugged peaks of the surrounding hills.

Twin Bottom is renowned for its abundant wildlife and diverse ecosystems. The valley is home to an array of plant and animal species, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. Visitors can spot various species of birds, butterflies, and small mammals as they explore the valley's well-maintained walking trails.

The village of Twin Bottom, situated at the heart of the valley, is a close-knit community that exudes a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The village is characterized by charming cottages, traditional stone buildings, and a quaint village green. It offers a range of amenities, including local shops, cafes, and pubs, catering to both residents and tourists alike.

Twin Bottom also boasts a rich history, with several historical landmarks and heritage sites scattered throughout the valley. These include ancient burial mounds, remnants of old farmsteads, and remnants of an old mill. These historical sites provide a glimpse into the valley's past and offer visitors a chance to step back in time.

Overall, Twin Bottom, Yorkshire, is a hidden gem in the Yorkshire countryside, offering breathtaking natural beauty, diverse wildlife, a close-knit community, and a rich historical heritage. It is a must-visit destination for those seeking tranquility, exploration, and a true taste of rural England.

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Twin Bottom Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.073235/-2.1916164 or Grid Reference SD8764. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Watlowes Valley Dry limestone valley leading away from the top of Malham Cove - adopted by the Pennine Way National Trail
Watlowes Valley
Dry limestone valley leading away from the top of Malham Cove - adopted by the Pennine Way National Trail
The Pennine Way near Malham Cove
The Pennine Way near Malham Cove
The Pennine Way near Ing Scar
The Pennine Way near Ing Scar
The Pennine Way near Comb Hill
The Pennine Way near Comb Hill
The Pennine Way near Comb Hill
The Pennine Way near Comb Hill
North face of Rye Loaf Hill Rye Loaf Hill seen across the valley of Stockdale Beck from the bridleway which is used as the route of two long distance trails - Pennine Bridleway and Dales High Way.
North face of Rye Loaf Hill
Rye Loaf Hill seen across the valley of Stockdale Beck from the bridleway which is used as the route of two long distance trails - Pennine Bridleway and Dales High Way.
Grassy slope north from Grizedales Grizedales appears to be the accepted name for the hill from which the image was made; it rises to 553 metres.
Pen-y-ghent and Fountains Fell are along the central horizon.
Grassy slope north from Grizedales
Grizedales appears to be the accepted name for the hill from which the image was made; it rises to 553 metres. Pen-y-ghent and Fountains Fell are along the central horizon.
Comb Hill - Pennine Way Rough and stony going on the Pennine Way heading southwards from Malham Tarn towards Malham Cove.
Comb Hill - Pennine Way
Rough and stony going on the Pennine Way heading southwards from Malham Tarn towards Malham Cove.
Comb Hill - Pennine Way Path descending a dry valley from Malham Sinks to the Watlowes and Malham Cove. Note the limestone cliffs and screes.
Comb Hill - Pennine Way
Path descending a dry valley from Malham Sinks to the Watlowes and Malham Cove. Note the limestone cliffs and screes.
Watlowes - Dry Valley Spectacular limestone country between Comb Hill and Malham Cove. The valley is dry as Malham Beck has been diverted underground at Malham Sinks before reappearing south of Malham village at Aire Head. Note the limestone crags, pavements, screes and the drystone dyke.
Watlowes - Dry Valley
Spectacular limestone country between Comb Hill and Malham Cove. The valley is dry as Malham Beck has been diverted underground at Malham Sinks before reappearing south of Malham village at Aire Head. Note the limestone crags, pavements, screes and the drystone dyke.
Watlowes - Dry Valley Spectacular limestone country between Comb Hill and Malham Cove. The valley is dry as Malham Beck has been diverted underground at Malham Sinks before reappearing south of Malham village at Aire Head. Note the limestone crags, screes and the drystone dyke.
Watlowes - Dry Valley
Spectacular limestone country between Comb Hill and Malham Cove. The valley is dry as Malham Beck has been diverted underground at Malham Sinks before reappearing south of Malham village at Aire Head. Note the limestone crags, screes and the drystone dyke.
Ing Scar Crag - Limestone Pavement Karst landscape at the head of the dry Watlowes Valley.
Ing Scar Crag - Limestone Pavement
Karst landscape at the head of the dry Watlowes Valley.
Ing Scar Crag - Limestone Pavement Karst landscape at the head of the dry Watlowes Valley.
Ing Scar Crag - Limestone Pavement
Karst landscape at the head of the dry Watlowes Valley.
Smelt chimney Used in conjunction with lead extraction, now an historic listed building
Smelt chimney
Used in conjunction with lead extraction, now an historic listed building
Track by Dean Scar On the track between Water Sinks Gate and Langscar Gate
Track by Dean Scar
On the track between Water Sinks Gate and Langscar Gate
Descending to Langscar Gate Eastern end of a long track from Langcliffe, near Settle
Descending to Langscar Gate
Eastern end of a long track from Langcliffe, near Settle
Track and Wall on Langscar Part of the track that runs towards Langcliffe - adopted by the Pennine Bridleway just beyond the gap in the wall
Track and Wall on Langscar
Part of the track that runs towards Langcliffe - adopted by the Pennine Bridleway just beyond the gap in the wall
Pennine Bridleway between Langscar Gate and Langcliffe Large amounts of money must have been spent on upgrading this track - presumably because it now carries the Pennine Bridleway.
Pennine Bridleway between Langscar Gate and Langcliffe
Large amounts of money must have been spent on upgrading this track - presumably because it now carries the Pennine Bridleway.
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Twin Bottom is located at Grid Ref: SD8764 (Lat: 54.073235, Lng: -2.1916164)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Craven

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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Twin Bottom
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