Top Trekking & Hiking Spots in Yorkshire and the Humber

Bring a packed lunch and some snacks. There’s not much around for food near Malham Cove, so I thought it was smart to save some cash and enjoy a picnic with a view.

I suggest going early, around 8 AM, to beat the crowds. I went later and it felt like a highway with everyone else there. Early birds get the best photos!

I recommend parking at the main car park before 10 AM to snag a good spot; it fills up super quick. Plus, you’ll beat the crowds on the trails!

If you're planning to get a coffee or snacks, I suggest stopping by the local shops in Hathersage first. They'll save you a few pounds compared to the ones on-site

I recommend packing a picnic. There are some really nice spots at the top to enjoy your lunch. Plus, you'll save money compared to the nearby cafes!

I think visiting in the fall is the best! The colors are stunning, but just be prepared for a little chill. A light jacket is all you need.

My advice is to wear good hiking boots. I didn’t, and my feet were sore by the end. The paths can get a bit slippery with mud, especially after rain.

I suggest getting there early, around 8 AM, to avoid crowds and get the best views. It was way less busy when I arrived then compared to later in the day.