Aysgarth Falls – Aysgarth Middle Falls loop from Redmire

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Castle Bolton With East And West Bolton

Aysgarth Falls – Aysgarth Middle Falls loop from Redmire

Moderate

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Aysgarth Falls – Aysgarth Middle Falls loop from Redmire

02:43

10.2km

120m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through a protected area

Please check local regulations for:

Yorkshire Dales National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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119 m

Bolton Castle

Highlight • Castle

Fun fact: It's where James proposed to Hellen on All Creatures Great And Small. Even if you don't want to propose enjoy the castle, the gardens and the falconeer show.

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3.46 km

Aysgarth

Highlight • Settlement

In caberby you can find beautiful pub, you might know if to watched All creatures great and small

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4.76 km

Aysgarth Falls Visitor Centre and Café

Highlight • Trail

Nice little visitor centre with local info and medium sized cafe.

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5.01 km

The falls can get really busy with people mooching. Try and avoid weekends and holidays if this bothers you. Would recommend starting a walk away from the falls and adding them to the walk , then you can utilise the cafe

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5.06 km

Yore Bridge over the River Ure

Highlight • Historical Site

Yore Bridge spans the River Are at the Asygarth Falls. The bridge was built in 1539 and has a span of 71 feet.

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5.34 km

Aysgarth Middle Falls

Highlight • Natural Monument

English Romantic painter William Turner visited Aysgarth on July 28, 1816, when making illustrations for 'A General History of the County of York' by Thomas Dunham Whitaker. As you stand there to admire the magnificent falls, watching the water crash into the river below with an almighty thunder, just imagine Turner stood in the exact spot more than 200 years ago doing exactly the same thing.

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8.48 km

Castle Bolton and Wensleydale Views

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

A lovely stretch to walk, away from the noise and bustle that you might get near the actual Castle Bolton. Beautiful, far-reaching views of Wensleydale and the fells, including to Penhill to the south.

There is a nice footbridge over Beldon Beck at about midway through this segment. Could be a great place to stop as it's all grassy and flat near the beck.

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