Well Dale

Valley in Yorkshire Ryedale

England

Well Dale

Aldfrith's Memorial Cairn, Ebberston This stone shelter was erected in 1790 to mark the place where Aelfred, King of Northumbria rested after his defeat in 705AD.
Aldfrith's Memorial Cairn, Ebberston Credit: Colin Park

Well Dale is a picturesque valley located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, England. Situated in the county of Yorkshire, it is a popular tourist destination known for its natural beauty and charming rural atmosphere. The valley is nestled between rolling hills and is defined by a meandering river that flows through its heart.

Well Dale is characterized by its lush green landscapes, dotted with traditional stone-built cottages and farmhouses. The valley is renowned for its idyllic scenery, with vibrant meadows and woodlands, making it a haven for nature lovers and hikers. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the riverbanks, surrounded by breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

The wildlife in Well Dale is diverse, with various species of birds, mammals, and plants inhabiting the area. It is not uncommon to spot roe deer, rabbits, and a variety of bird species during a visit to the valley. Additionally, the river is home to trout and other freshwater fish, attracting anglers from far and wide.

The charming village of Well Dale is the focal point of the valley, with its quaint stone buildings and friendly local community. The village offers a range of amenities, including a few local shops, traditional pubs, and cozy bed and breakfast accommodations for visitors.

Overall, Well Dale is a hidden gem in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, offering a peaceful retreat for those seeking a countryside escape. Its natural beauty, abundant wildlife, and welcoming community make it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and those looking to experience the charm of rural Yorkshire.

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Well Dale Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.237153/-0.59911864 or Grid Reference SE9183. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Aldfrith's Memorial Cairn, Ebberston This stone shelter was erected in 1790 to mark the place where Aelfred, King of Northumbria rested after his defeat in 705AD.
Aldfrith's Memorial Cairn, Ebberston
This stone shelter was erected in 1790 to mark the place where Aelfred, King of Northumbria rested after his defeat in 705AD.
Field path north of Chafer Wood, Ebberston
Field path north of Chafer Wood, Ebberston
Car dealership, Snainton
Car dealership, Snainton
Tree beside the A170 at the crest of Coulton Cliff
Tree beside the A170 at the crest of Coulton Cliff
A170 heads east near Hazel Hall Farm
A170 heads east near Hazel Hall Farm
A170 at Borough of Scarborough boundary
A170 at Borough of Scarborough boundary
A170 High Street, Snainton, looking east
A170 High Street, Snainton, looking east
Foulbridge Lane Looking towards Foulbridge.
Foulbridge Lane
Looking towards Foulbridge.
Wild  Oat  in  a  field  of  Barley A very clean field but as I got to the end corner wild oats were beginning to show
Wild Oat in a field of Barley
A very clean field but as I got to the end corner wild oats were beginning to show
Cliff  Lane  (Track)  which goes into Snainton It enters Snainton by the Pinfold
Cliff Lane (Track) which goes into Snainton
It enters Snainton by the Pinfold
High Street, Snainton Snainton Primary School on the right.
High Street, Snainton
Snainton Primary School on the right.
A170 entering the District of Rydale West of Snainton.
A170 entering the District of Rydale
West of Snainton.
A170 rising towards Ebberston The road subsequently drops down into the village.
A170 rising towards Ebberston
The road subsequently drops down into the village.
Junction  of  Green  Lane  and  Barker's  Lane  Snainton Turn left to go to the A170
Junction of Green Lane and Barker's Lane Snainton
Turn left to go to the A170
Barker's  Lane  going  south  from  Snainton Going right before the white house is Green Lane
Barker's Lane going south from Snainton
Going right before the white house is Green Lane
Walkers  and  a  dog  walker  going  up  Barker's  Lane A good October walk, 17 miles up into Dalby forest and back round.Cars ahead
Walkers and a dog walker going up Barker's Lane
A good October walk, 17 miles up into Dalby forest and back round.Cars ahead
Snainton  War  Memorial At the junction of Lairs Lane and the A170 seen to the left
Snainton War Memorial
At the junction of Lairs Lane and the A170 seen to the left
Fieldside bridleway Looking north.
Fieldside bridleway
Looking north.
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Well Dale is located at Grid Ref: SE9183 (Lat: 54.237153, Lng: -0.59911864)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Ryedale

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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