Malham National Park Centre

I booked a tramper wheelchair from The Lister Arms. They were very helpful and set us off on the road to the cove. When we joined the path it was naturally a bit steep and sometimes bumpy but I wouldn't have wanted to miss getting close to the cove. The path was too rocky at the end of the path to take the tramper so I sat by the stream. I watched the house martins collecting mud to build their nests on the face of the cove. Really enjoyable.

We started at the National Park Centre in Malham and decided on this walk after chatting to the staff there. We were warned that it was steep in places and that the ground was uneven but that the views at the end would be worth it. They weren't wrong... on either count.

This outing to Malham Cove is another "Miles without Stiles" route -- it won't be for everyone but a great close up view of the Cove awaits if you can manage it. A route card is available free of charge from the Visitor Centre in Malham or see the National Park/Miles without Stiles webpage.