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The Hamlet of Well is ideally situated in the middle of the Yorkshire Dales and the North Yorkshire Moor. There are a wealth of attractions within a short drive including the city of York with its great historical value, York Minster Europes biggest cathederal and the Yorvic Viking centre where you can take a journey through medievil England!
The town of Harrogate offers you the Victorian eara with its recently refurbished Turkish baths, world famous Betty's tea Rooms, fabulous parks and shopping.
Masham is home to the Black Sheep Brewery - one of Yorkshire most famous brewers of real ales. Take the tour and try the ale. Just make sure you have a ride home!
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| Distance: | 30 miles |
| Activity: | History, Walking, Photography |
| Why Go? | Traditional Yorkshire village |
| Website: | www.grewelthorpe.org.uk |
| Price: | Free |
Grewelthorpe is around 3 miles South of Masham and 6 miles North of Ripon. It is in the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
The beautiful Himalayan Gardens can be found at The Hutts, Grewelthorpe. The gardens are open to the public on certain days in the Summer.
Hackfall woods to the north and east of the village is a Site of Special Scientific Interest under the Wildlife and countryside act. A report on the site says that It is important as a largely undisturbed example of ancient semi-natural broad-leaved woodland and it contains a wide range of plant communities. The natural communities of plants have been supplemented by the planting of ferns and other plants during a period of landscaping in the nineteenth century.