Rabbit Slack

Valley in Yorkshire Ryedale

England

Rabbit Slack

Lockton village street An almost timeless piece of 'townscape'. The building behind the car is a Listed Building; part of it was a butcher's shop.
Lockton village street Credit: Christopher Hall

Rabbit Slack, Yorkshire (Valley), is a picturesque and charming village located in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, England. Nestled amidst rolling hills and lush green countryside, this small hamlet offers a serene and tranquil escape from the bustling city life.

The village is characterized by its traditional stone cottages, which exude a timeless charm and blend seamlessly with the natural beauty of the surroundings. The centerpiece of Rabbit Slack is the village green, a well-maintained area where locals gather for community events and activities.

The village is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, with the Yorkshire Dales National Park providing ample opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts to explore and enjoy nature. Hiking trails, such as the famous Pennine Way, crisscross through the area, offering stunning views of the valleys, limestone cliffs, and wildflower meadows.

Despite its small size, Rabbit Slack boasts a close-knit community, with friendly and welcoming residents who take great pride in their village. The village pub, a quintessential English establishment, serves as a hub for socializing and enjoying traditional pub fare.

For those seeking a taste of local culture, nearby towns and villages offer museums, art galleries, and historical sites. The area is also known for its local produce, with farmers' markets and farm shops offering a wide range of fresh fruits, vegetables, and artisanal products.

In summary, Rabbit Slack, Yorkshire (Valley), is a charming village that perfectly encapsulates the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales. With its idyllic landscapes, warm community spirit, and access to outdoor activities, it is a destination that offers a truly authentic English countryside experience.

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Rabbit Slack Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.311578/-0.7039778 or Grid Reference SE8491. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Lockton village street An almost timeless piece of 'townscape'. The building behind the car is a Listed Building; part of it was a butcher's shop.
Lockton village street
An almost timeless piece of 'townscape'. The building behind the car is a Listed Building; part of it was a butcher's shop.
Lockton village street A view from the opposite end of the road shown in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4951449">SE8489 : Lockton village street</a>
Lockton village street
A view from the opposite end of the road shown in SE8489 : Lockton village street
Ford crossing of Levisham Beck Taken from the adjacent footbridge, this is the point where Sleights Road, a bridleway, crosses Levisham Beck. There is a low dam and sluice in the middle distance.
Ford crossing of Levisham Beck
Taken from the adjacent footbridge, this is the point where Sleights Road, a bridleway, crosses Levisham Beck. There is a low dam and sluice in the middle distance.
Snow Scene in Lockton
Snow Scene in Lockton
Parish Church Lockton
Parish Church Lockton
Lockton Village Scene Looking towards the eastern end of the village from The Square.
Lockton Village Scene
Looking towards the eastern end of the village from The Square.
Lockton  Cemetery A small group were cutting the grass and edging paths
Lockton Cemetery
A small group were cutting the grass and edging paths
Path  out  of  Lockton  Cemetery  onto  road
Path out of Lockton Cemetery onto road
Field at the Edge of Lockton Village Pictured from a spot close to the path which follows the valley lip separating Lockton and Levisham. The foliage has thickened since I grew up here 40 years ago and the views across the valley from the path (known locally as 'brow top') are more elusive.
Field at the Edge of Lockton Village
Pictured from a spot close to the path which follows the valley lip separating Lockton and Levisham. The foliage has thickened since I grew up here 40 years ago and the views across the valley from the path (known locally as 'brow top') are more elusive.
Rustifhead Slack Looking across the steep valley called Rustifhead Slack.
Rustifhead Slack
Looking across the steep valley called Rustifhead Slack.
Highland cow & calf Grazing on Levisham Moor.
Highland cow & calf
Grazing on Levisham Moor.
Hole of Horcum Looking west.
Hole of Horcum
Looking west.
Low Horcum The abandoned Low Horcum.
Low Horcum
The abandoned Low Horcum.
First Rigg Looking NW.
First Rigg
Looking NW.
Warren Farm duck pond The duckpond near Warren Farm.
Warren Farm duck pond
The duckpond near Warren Farm.
Sheep on Grime Moor Sheep grazing the open and windy fields of Grime Moor.
Sheep on Grime Moor
Sheep grazing the open and windy fields of Grime Moor.
Pond by Warren Farm Rainy day walk.
Pond by Warren Farm
Rainy day walk.
Jackdaw Griff and Wedland Slack Lovely views near Lockton.
Jackdaw Griff and Wedland Slack
Lovely views near Lockton.
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Rabbit Slack is located at Grid Ref: SE8491 (Lat: 54.311578, Lng: -0.7039778)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Ryedale

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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