Reeth Bridge – Yorkshire Dales National Park loop from Reeth

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Reeth, Fremington And Healaugh

Reeth Bridge – Yorkshire Dales National Park loop from Reeth

Easy

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Reeth Bridge – Yorkshire Dales National Park loop from Reeth

01:15

4.80km

30m

Hiking

Easy hike. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

Tips

Includes a short out-and-back section

Your route doubles back at a waypoint. If this isn’t intentional, adjust the waypoint’s position.

After 80 m for 33 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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96 m

Reeth Evangelical Congregational Church

Highlight • Other

The church was built in the 1860s. The building originally had a stone cross on the point of the roof above the entrance, but this fell during a great storm …

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187 m

Limestone Café

Highlight • Cafe

460 m

Reeth Bridge

Highlight • River

The stone bridge is a Grade II listed structure and one of the key historic crossings of the River Swale, linking Reeth with Grinton and the old Corpse Way route. …

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506 m

Stone Bridge Picnic Spot

Highlight • Bridge

There are nice cafes very close by in Grinton & Reeth. If the weather is fine however a picnic can be a great alternative.

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1.46 km

The Bridge Inn, Grinton

Highlight • Pub

1.49 km

Yorkshire Dales National Park

Highlight • Forest

It rained for the entire ride. we didn't find Tan Hill but had an amazing time trying!!

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1.53 km

Grinton Forest Church

Highlight • Religious Site

Grinton St. Andrew's Church is known as “The Cathedral of the Dales” because for centuries it was the only parish church in Upper Swaledale, receiving the dead carried for miles …

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4.23 km

Public Footpath to Healaugh

Highlight • Viewpoint

Immediately outside Reeth, just as you get to the end of Back Lane, the views open to the phenomenal countryside here: sheep, river, green slopes, woods... isn't this world just …

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