Blake Rigg

Attractive and impressive, Blake Rigg sleeps six guests and is a detached country cottage with immense charm dating as far back as the 17th Century. Affording an enviable position, Blake Rigg has picturesque views over Deepdale and nestles on the slopes of Whernside, providing an ideal retreat for those seeking peace and tranquility. Whilst feeling away from it all, Dent's quaint cobbled village (with a choice of three pubs) is just two miles from Blake Rigg and guests can enjoy fantastic walks from the front door.

The hilly cobbled streets, picturesque stone cottages and beautiful surrounding countryside attracts walkers and visitors to the Cumbrian village of Dent all year round. For those who come to explore the local footpaths you will not be disappointed! The five mile circular walk that passes through Flintergill and Dentdale is a good warm up to the more hilly eleven mile hike that includes the three peaks of Whernside, Great Coum and Crag Hill. If you would rather explore the scenery from the comfort of a train hop on board the Carlisle to Settle Railway which passes over the impressive Ribblehead's viaduct. End the day with a slice of cake and Yorkshire cup of tea at the Meadowside Café.

The Yorkshire Dales is an outdoor enthusiasts’ paradise with a number of walks, cycling routes and even caves to explore. Just a little further afield you will find even more trails, tracks and routes in Lake District National Park and the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. If you want to hang up your walking boots for a day visit the pretty market town of Hawes – home to the famous Yorkshire Wensleydale cheese as well as a number of galleries, antique shops and eateries.

It is always a pleasure to return to the comfort of Blake Rigg after an exciting day exploring this beautiful part of the country.

Clarks Cottage sleeps up to ten guests and sits in an enviable position within only a short stroll (few minutes) from Dent's cobbled centre, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park on the edge of Cumbria. This beautifully presented stone detached holiday cottage sits in a fantastic spot with superb views over the rolling countryside of Dentdale. Stylishly furnished and well equipped, the cottage provides guests with a high level of comfort including lots of character features such as exposed beams and stonework. A big patio area offers wonderful views and provides an ideal location to relax at the end of the day and enjoy a glass of wine or outside dining during the warmer months.

Located within the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Dentdale is the smallest and possibly the most delightful Yorkshire dale with wonderful rolling countryside, country lanes, pretty riverside walks and footpaths leading across the fells and hills starting from the cottage. You can't help but marvel at the pure natural beauty, stunning scenery and rich heritage - a place where you can truly escape the pressures of every day life. This is also a convenient location for those who wan to explore the Dales, along with the many attractions of the Lakes which is around fifteen miles from the cottage.

There are a multitude of outdoor adventures in the surrounding area. Dentdale is fantastic for walkers as well as cyclists with both quiet country lanes as well as off-road routes including the Pennine Cycle Route and Yorkshire Dales Cycleway passing through the village. Dentdale has its own Heritage Centre where you can discover the social customs and working lives of Dales folk from times gone by. There is also a Meditation Centre in the village for quiet contemplation, along with two cafes and three pubs for a meal out or thirst quenching pint after a long walk.

The Settle to Carlisle Railway is one of the most spectacular scenic journeys in the world. It travels through Dentdale and stops at the railway station of Dent where you can jump on a train to Carlisle or Leeds and enjoy the breathtaking Pennines and Dales views along the way.

With stunning scenery, fantastic walking and numerous day trips out, this is an ideal holiday cottage to taste this little bit of paradise.

Hazel Cottage enjoys a beautiful position in the little hamlet of Gawthrop, in a tranquil corner of Dentdale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. With space for two guests in a gorgeous double bedroom, it is the perfect retreat for couples looking to relax and unwind. The cottage boasts a roll top bath, a separate shower enclosure and a cosy log burner as well as central heating.

Gawthrop is less than a mile from the pretty village of Dent where there are three popular pubs, including the George and the Dragon Inn, which serves the regional speciality, Dent Bitter, that is brewed in nearby Cowgill. Arguably the area is best known for its fantastic footpaths and stunning scenery so be sure to pack your walking boots. Whether you prefer a gentle stroll along the River Dee or a more strenuous hilly hike you will be rewarded with spectacular views. Keen mountain walkers shouldn’t miss the opportunity to climb the three peaks of Whernside, Great Coumb and Crag Hill, or there are numerous shorter circular walks to enjoy.

Other attractions and activities include taking a ride on the Carlisle to Settle Railway, exploring the caves at Ingleborough or hopping on board a bike and exploring the area on two wheels. Lake Windermere in the Lake District National Park is less than an hour away so you can enjoy a swim or a sail too!

Hazel Cottage is the perfect romantic retreat for couples to return to after an exciting day of activities and adventures in this beautiful spot.

Ivy Cottage sits in a tranquil corner of Dentdale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Beautifully decorated and combining original features with modern day appliances, it is a big hit with families and friends. The cottage sleeps five people in six bedrooms and includes popular features such as a riverside garden, an electric AGA and a multi-fuel stove. It is located in the picturesque Dent village within walking distance of friendly pubs and cosy cafes.

Cumbria is well known for its stunning scenery, mighty walks and quaint market towns. The attractive village of Dent lives up to all expectations. Explore the cobbled streets, take a walk by the river or visit the Heritage Centre. When you are ready to explore further afield you will be spoilt for choice with the huge number of footpaths nearby. Choose from a gentle circular route (finishing in the pub!) or challenge yourself to a strenuous hike in the mountains. The historic market town of Sedburgh is just 15 minutes away which is a fantastic base to explore the magnificent Howgills Fells. Just a little further away you will find the Lake District National Park with walking, biking, horse riding and even watersports activities on offer.

If you are looking for a day off walking there is plenty to keep you entertained. A trip on the Carlisle to Settle Railway, which takes in the impressive Ribblehead's viaduct, is a must for train lovers, or if you prefer a trip underground you will love the caves at Ingleborough. The market town of Hawes, famous for the Wensleydale creamy, is a lovely spot to sample some cheese and browse the shops and galleries.

Ivy Cottage is available all year round and one well behaved dog is welcome.

Stationside Apartment is just perfect for couples (and singles) who like to get out and about exploring. Located directly opposite Settle Railway Station, you can enjoy the many amenities of this historic market town within a ten minute stroll, and easy access to the areas attractions by train. Settle's independent shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes provide everything you should need for a self-catering break, whether you prefer to relax and cook in the apartment at the end of the day, or stroll out and let someone else cater for you. A firm favourite with couples, Stationside Apartment is a great base for enjoying all the Yorkshire Dales National Park has to offer.

Settle is the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales and also within easy reach of the Forest of Bowland and the Lake District National Park. The spectacular scenery and attractive stone buildings have been welcoming visitors for centuries and the locals are justifiably proud of the beautiful area in which they live. The Victorian music hall is at the heart of the town and has a busy calendar of events throughout the year. Lovers of arts should also pay the Gallery on the Green a visit - what it lacks in size (once a phone box!), it more than makes up for inside and in novelty value being the world's smallest art gallery!

For those who enjoy walking and cycling (bike storage available in the garage below the apartment), there are endless opportunities with footpaths that criss-cross the beautiful landscape, quiet country lanes for cycling and plenty of off-road opportunities for mountain bikers. The climb to the top of Ingleborough will reward with the most amazing views, or visit the Norber Erratics with boulders scattered by the Ice Age that provide yet further photo opportunities. For something a little less strenuous, lace up your walking boots and explore the circular walk which takes in Malham Moor and a section of the Pennine Way.

The Settle to Carlisle Railway is Settle's largest attraction and one of the world's most scenic railway lines as it takes you over the magnificent Ribblehead Viaduct on a journey through the picturesque Eden and Mallerstand Valley; or venture further afield by car and explore the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Ingleton with its amazing caves for an underground adventure, Skipton or even Kendal and the southern Lakes. The choice for day trips out is plentiful when you holiday at Stationside Apartment.

Syke Fold Country House sleeps ten guests in five bedrooms (three are en-suite) and is located just two miles from the cobbled centre of Dent village offering three popular pubs. Affording a beautiful rural setting this delightful holiday home is set in a large garden and offers views over Dentdale with Whernside (the highest of The Three Peaks) providing a majestic backdrop.

The Cumbrian village of Dent attracts walkers and tourists all year round with its quaint little cobbled streets, stunning scenery and miles of fabulous walks. Visit the Heritage Centre in the village, enjoy a pint of locally brewed Dent Bitter, take a ride on the famous Carlisle to Settle Railway which stops at Dent's railway station just outside the village (the highest of its kind in the country), or relax over a mug of tea and a slice of cake in Meadowside Cafe after a walk by the river.

For those who want to explore the wider area, there are a multitude of attractions for day trips out with both the Yorkshire Dales National Park on the doorstep and the Lake District National Park just fifteen miles away by car. If you have bought new walking boots for the trip, test them out on the five mile circular route that passes through Flintergill and Dentdale, or challenge yourself on a hilly 11-mile walk that takes in the three peaks Whernside, Great Coum and Crag Hill. For those who prefer to get about on two wheels, the Pennine Cycleway is accessible from the village, or mountain bikers can head to the Forest of Bowland where they are a number of different tracks to enjoy.

Syke Fold Country House is a welcoming retreat for fmailies and friends at any time of the year and two dogs are welcome too.

The Methodist Manse Cottage sits in a tranquil corner of Dentdale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. With space for up to eight guests, the cottage is located in picturesque Dent village and surrounded by beautiful Cumbrian countryside. With flexible sleeping accommodation, a large social sitting room with a log burner and a handy utility room to store walking boots, wellies and coats it is the perfect retreat for families and friends from which to explore the beautiful Yorkshire Dales.

It’s hard not to be wooed by the village of Dent. It’s cobbled streets and stunning scenery make it a firm favourite for tourists and locals alike. Whether you are keen to explore the miles and miles of footpaths on your doorstep, or delve into the local Cumbrian life at the Heritage Centre, there is something for everyone to enjoy. At the end of the day enjoy a pint of Dent Bitter in the George and the Dragon Inn or a Yorkshire cuppa in the Meadowside Café whilst re-living the days adventures.

From keen hikers to gentle ramblers, there is a walk for everyone to get out and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Take a stroll by the River Dee, enjoy the five mile circular route passing through Dentdale and Flintergill, or challenge yourself with a hike up the three peaks of Whernside, Great Coum and Crag Hill. If you prefer to travel by two wheels there are plenty of cycling routes including the Pennine Cycleway whilst those who prefer to head underground can visit Ingleborough Cave. The famous Carlisle to Settle Railway stops just outside Dent village so if you have left your walking boots at home you can still get out and enjoy the scenery. Or head north to the pretty market town of Hawes where you can visit the Wensleydale Creamy and browsing the towns shops and galleries. Just a little further afield the Lake District National Park and the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are also easily accessible for days out.

The Old Dam sleeps six guests and is a delightful three bedroomed stone holiday cottage set in a tranquil position just less than five miles from the pretty Cumbrian village of Dent. Enjoying a detached position in Cowgill village within the Yorkshire Dales, The Old Dam offers all the right ingredients for a relaxing holiday. It has a large garden with a Wendy House for enjoying the summer months (with views in the distance of the Arten Gill Viaduct - keep your eye out for the Settle to Carlisle railway passing by!); wonderful original features inside for cosy winter breaks including a log burner in the living room and Rayburn in the kitchen; and a pub in the village within strolling distance.

The quaint village of Dent is a delight to visit at any time of the year. Enjoy meandering along the cobbled streets, enjoy a pint of local ale in one of the pubs, or learn more about the history of the area at the Heritage Centre. Arguably the best way to explore the local area is on your own two feet. With numerous walks from the village, from leisurely strolls to challenging mountain climbs, there is no excuse to not get out and about. Or if you prefer you can let the train take the strain and enjoy the stunning countryside from the comfort of a carriage on the Settle to Carlisle Railway. If you want to head further afield, both the Lake District National Park and the Forest of Bowland AONB are within half an hours drive.

Other places to visit include the market town of Hawes which is famous for the Wensleydale Creamery, or the historical town of Sedbergh with it’s links to the Saxons and Vikings. Visit Fairfield Mill, a former Victorian woollen mill that is now an art, craft and heritage centre or stock up on goodies at the fantastic weekly market.

The Old Dam has stunning views and provides a cosy and welcoming retreat to return to after a day exploring this beautiful part of the country.

The Old Sunday School Bungalow is located in the quaint Cumbrian village of Dent in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Recently refurbished the cottage sleeps up to four guests (two in the double bedroom, plus one or two persons on the lounge area sofa bed) making it perfect for couples, small families or friends wanting to escape to this tranquil corner of the country. There is a log burner for cosy nights in and a hot tub for star gazing in style.

It is no wonder that the village of Dent attracts visitors all year round. The pretty cobbled streets, period stone cottages, welcoming pubs and stunning vistas are a delight in every season. The village has a vibrant community with two real ale pubs, three cafes - two are licensed, a village school and Dent Stores is open daily. Spend a few hours in the Heritage Centre or hop on board the Settle to Carlisle Railway which stops just a few miles outside the village.

No visit to Cumbria would be complete without lacing up your walking boots and exploring the magical scenery. Take a gentle stroll by the river or stretch your legs further on the five mile circular route that passes through Flintergill and Dentdale. Keen mountaineers shouldn’t miss the opportunity to climb the three peaks of Whernside, Great Coum and Crag Hill. Other attractions include visiting the Lake District National Park, mountain biking in the Forest of Bowland or fishing in the River Dee. If you want to try something different spend a day caving at Ingleborough or enjoy the shops, galleries and Wensleydale Creamery in Hawes.

Bookings are available all year round.