MEMORABLE EXPERIENCES

with Local Guides and Experts

 

There are many opportunities in the Settle Area to try something different and have a go at a new experience.

Learn a new skill or develop an existing one.

Be taught and guided by experts in our wonderful Yorkshire Dales location

FLY BIRDS OF PREY

with Settle Falconry

Join us for a Birds of Prey Experience at Feizor. Walk with us along limestone bridle paths and through woodland and experience the birds at their best ....

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LEARN HOW TO MAKE CHEESE

with The Courtyard Dairy

Spend a day learning how to make cheese in a purpose-built cheese dairy.
These cheese-making courses are taught by industry expert Andy Swinscoe.
You’ll be guided through the background science and technical theory of how to make cheeses, and then experience hands-on cheese-making of two distinctly different cheeses.
And you’ll get to take home the cheese you made!

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Learn all about british cheEses

with The Courtyard Dairy

These events encompass different formats, from talks with the cheese makers (such as Sam Holden of Hafod Cheddar and Graham Kirkham of Kirkham’s Lancashire) to presentations on specific cheeses, the history of British cheese, cheese and wine matching, and making cheese.

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Curious Tales from AN ancient graveyard

Regular Presentations throughout the Summer Months


Join Sarah Lister for a tour of Settle Graveyard and hear stories about the folk buried there -  fantastic achievements (many against the odds!), interesting scandals and ...

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gO on a guided walk and tour along the settle-carlisle line

with the Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line

A programme of free guided walks and tours organised by Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line. There is no need to book in advance.

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gO on a tour of the iconic ribblehead viaduct

with the Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line

The iconic Ribblehead Viaduct and shanty site is a 'must see' for visitors to the Yorkshire Dales.

FREE Ribblehead heritage walks, trails and tours for a full season April to September 

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tour ingleborough show cave

Ingleborough Cave was first discovered in 1837 by brave Victorian explorers. Today, the cave is well lit, and you can follow in the footsteps of those brave pioneers on an awe-inspiring voyage of discovery and exploration that journeys 500m beneath Ingleborough! The self-guided experience winds its way along concrete footpaths, with no steps, and dogs are welcome providing they are kept on a lead.

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TOUR WHITE SCAR SHOW CAVE

White Scar Cave is the longest show cave in Britain.
The guided tour is 1 mile and takes approx. 80 minutes. 

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