Walking south, this 1km level footpath runs alongside the River Wharfe. The surface is constructed of a mixture of stone flags, aggregate and grass with a general width of 1m. Walking north, the footpath is a mixture of grass and compact aggregate. Getting there: From Skipton take the A65 signposted towards Kendal. After approximately 20 miles, take the right hand turn signposted to Clapham. The car park is signposted from the village. For the first 1.8km of the route, the surface is compact stone at a width of at least 200cm. There are passing places and accessible benches along the full length of the route. Most of the route is flat with some areas having a gradient up to 1:10. From here, the route is unsurfaced with some gradients reaching 1:6.

Whilst walking beside the River Wharfe, look out for kingfisher, oystercatcher, dipper and sand martin. Whilst walking the route look out for dippers, grey wagtails, redstarts, long tailed tits and kingfishers. Facilities: There are public toilets, including RADAR facility toilets, in the Horton in Ribblesdale National Park car park. There is a 6/85 chance to get noted herbs. Only one herb type is dropped, but it has an equal chance of dropping 1, 2 or 3 herbs of the same type, for an average of 2 herbs. Drakes are wingless dragons found in the middle level of the Karuulm Slayer Dungeon in Mount Karuulm, requiring level 84 Slayer to kill. As they are only found within the volcano, players must wear the boots of stone, boots of brimstone or granite boots to protect themselves from the extreme heat of the dungeon floor. Alternatively, players who have completed the elite Kourend & Kebos Diary can wear any type of footwear, or no footwear, without being rapidly burned.

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The property sits on a sizeable plot with generous ground floor space including kitchen with open plan dining area, large lounge, south facing conservatory, dining room, utility, and downstairs shower room. The first floor offers 3 double bedrooms and large family bathroom with walk-in sauna. We prepared a knowledge base where you will find useful information about installation best practise, compatibility of our products as well as any certificates and technical parameters. The first 500m of this 1.5km footpath runs through Freeholders’ Wood and has great views of the Middle Falls. The surface here is compact aggregate and the width of the footpath is at least 100cm. All gates are fully accessible and there are benches along the route.

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Using a Super antifire potion or its extended version will negate the damage, allowing you to wear a defender or use a blowpipe. are in the Hawes National Park car park. Normal charges apply. There are public parking facilities – including nine designated bays for blue badge holders – in the Hawes National Park car park. There is a further pay and display car park in the town centre. Normal charges apply. Getting there: From Settle follow the B6479 towards Horton in Ribblesdale. Follow this road for about 8 miles. There is a layby, for approximately 4 cars, on the right hand side. Please give consideration to where and how vehicles are parked so as not to cause inconvenience to others.

The smelt mill at Old Gang, in Arkengarthdale, was built in the early nineteenth century. A huge open-sided peat house, reputed to hold three years’ worth of fuel, was built nearby. Access to this 575m level footpath is through an accessible kissing gate. The surface is constructed of compacted aggregate with a general width of 120cm. Redmire is situated just 4 miles from the market town of Leyburn which provides primary and secondary schools, doctor's surgery, church, and chapel as well as a good range of shops, pubs and restaurants, and a weekly outdoor market. Redmire itself has a thriving community with a very successful public house, church, an active village hall and superb walks in all directions. The village also has a station providing home to the famous Wensleydale Railway which is currently a tourist attraction railway which ends in Leeming Bar. Starting at the National Park Centre, follow the road through the village. At the phone box, go through the gate to follow the unsurfaced woodland trail alongside the stream then continue on the road to just beyond Town Head Barn where the gradient reaches 1 in 6.