Yorkiebarr
Registered user
Yorkshire Dales, Waypoints and Routes.
I have recently finished locating and classified all the Dales in Yorkshire Dales National Park area, ready to visit them this summer. As other people may find this useful , the waypoints and some possible routes are included in the downloadable file below.
The Dales have been classified as follows:
DWTR - Dale with through road.
DWR+UT - Dale with road requiring U turn to exit (not recommended 2 up on a big bike as some of the dale heads have poor and narrow tracks).
DWNR - Dale with no road. These can be viewed from a road using the waypoints labelled
View ******, they contain the distance and direction information to view the Dale from that point.
Included in the waypoints but not on the routes is Buttertubs Pass, well worth a detour for anyone visiting the area for the first time. A selection of handy cafes are also waypointed.
Some possible routes are included:
14 Dales - An almost circular route of 95 miles, through some little known areas, 3 to 4 hours.
20 Dales Inner - 150 miles taking in the central dales, 5 to 6 hours.
21 Dales Outer - A loop of 130 miles around the outer dales, 4 to 5 hours.
41 Dales - A double loop of 275 miles around all the dales, 9 to 11 hours.
41 Dales
14 Dales
Link to downloadable file:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/60556761/Yorkshire Dales.zip
I have recently finished locating and classified all the Dales in Yorkshire Dales National Park area, ready to visit them this summer. As other people may find this useful , the waypoints and some possible routes are included in the downloadable file below.
The Dales have been classified as follows:
DWTR - Dale with through road.
DWR+UT - Dale with road requiring U turn to exit (not recommended 2 up on a big bike as some of the dale heads have poor and narrow tracks).
DWNR - Dale with no road. These can be viewed from a road using the waypoints labelled
View ******, they contain the distance and direction information to view the Dale from that point.
Included in the waypoints but not on the routes is Buttertubs Pass, well worth a detour for anyone visiting the area for the first time. A selection of handy cafes are also waypointed.
Some possible routes are included:
14 Dales - An almost circular route of 95 miles, through some little known areas, 3 to 4 hours.
20 Dales Inner - 150 miles taking in the central dales, 5 to 6 hours.
21 Dales Outer - A loop of 130 miles around the outer dales, 4 to 5 hours.
41 Dales - A double loop of 275 miles around all the dales, 9 to 11 hours.
41 Dales
14 Dales
Link to downloadable file:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/60556761/Yorkshire Dales.zip
