Discover the magic of the Yorkshire Dales National Park with Mountain Goat, where breathtaking landscapes and charming villages await. The Dales is one of Britain’s most iconic national parks, renowned for its rolling green hills, intricate web of dry-stone walls, and dramatic limestone crags. As you journey through this stunning countryside, you’ll experience the true essence of England’s natural beauty and centuries of history.

Askrigg

Askrigg, a village celebrated in the original All Creatures Great and Small as the home of James Herriot, the fictional Dales vet. Explore the streets, visit the King’s Arms, which served as the Drover’s Inn in the series, and immerse yourself in the historic and cinematic charm of this quintessential Yorkshire village.

Grassington

Explore Grassington, a charming village that doubles as Darrowby in the modern All Creatures Great and Small adaptation. Stroll its cobbled streets, admire the traditional stone cottages, and soak up the atmosphere of a village that perfectly captures the character and beauty of the Dales. Its glorious surroundings make it an ideal stop for fans of the show and lovers of classic Yorkshire scenery alike.

Bolton Castle

Step into history at Bolton Castle, a 14th-century castle famously where Mary Queen of Scots being held in custody for several months. Explore the stunning gardens, wander through the castle’s historic rooms, and enjoy remarkable views across the dales landscape, blending heritage, romance, and scenery in one unforgettable stop.

Yorkshire Dales National Park

Journey through the Yorkshire Dales National Park, one of England’s largest and most celebrated parks. Take in the rolling hills, sweeping dales, and picturesque villages, where each valley and hillside offers a new perspective on the region’s timeless beauty.

Wensleydale Creamery

Wensleydale Creamery is a must-visit for cheese enthusiasts, nestled in the village of Hawes. Discover the traditional cheese-making processes, explore the visitor centre, and enjoy tasting some of the region’s finest cheeses. It’s a sensory and cultural experience that highlights the culinary heritage of the Dales.

Aysgarth Falls

Visit Aysgarth Falls, a series of cascading waterfalls set within lush woodland. Famous for appearing as a backdrop in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, the falls offer a magical and cinematic stop.