Beck Hall
4 StarsStreamside Secret Garden Restaurant, Whimsical and characterful rooms
Streamside Secret Garden Restaurant, Whimsical and characterful rooms
Quintessential 18th-century inn, Award-winning homemade pies
Renovated restaurant and bar, Purpose-built hostel by John Dower
AA Rosette dining at The View, Lakeside outdoor infinity pools
Long Ashes Pure Spa treatments, Historic gamekeeper's cottage setting
Contemporary Yorkshire Dales retreat, Central Grassington village access
Yorkshire Dales National Park gateway, Luxurious White Company toiletries
Historic country house ambiance, Garden Room restaurant
Leeds and Liverpool Canal setting, Traditional Brewers Fayre dining
Dog-friendly accommodation options, Historic Grassington village setting
Premium king rooms with Dales views, Morral Restaurant dining experience
Scenic beer garden, Rooms with unique features
Historic 17th-century inn experience, Award-winning dining and real ales
Pet-friendly accommodation, Robertshaws Farm Shop proximity
Idyllic village green setting, Historic barn conversion rooms
Scenic Leeds and Liverpool Canal views, Modern Yorkshire cuisine at Rhubarb
Extensive gardens and Yorkshire Dales views, Games room with billiards and darts
Heart of the Yorkshire Dales location, Award-winning gourmet dining
Hearty home-cooked gastronomy, Quaint heritage guest rooms
Locally sourced Yorkshire dining, Giggleswick railway station proximity
Canalside conservatory restaurant, Comprehensive health club facilities
Rustic pub with fireplace, Dog-friendly accommodation and dining
Historic 18th-century coaching inn, Family-friendly accommodations
Private patio access, Skipton Canal access
Atmospheric vaulted cellar bar, Central Newmarket Street location
Riverside and countryside views, Traditional country pub atmosphere
Picturesque Ribble Valley setting, Seasons Restaurant local cuisine
Riverside and Dales views, Two AA Rosette dining
Scenic Yorkshire Dales views, Whirlpool bath suites
Traditional Yorkshire Dales inn experience, Exceptional dining with local produce
Hot tub lodges with Dales views, Family-friendly accommodations
En suite rooms with fireplaces, Hearty British cuisine
Ribble Valley panoramic views, Rooms with private jacuzzi baths
Hayloft 2 open-plan studio, Proximity to Yorkshire Dales National Park
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Malham Cove lies just outside the North Yorkshire village of Malham within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It is a natural limestone formation with sheer cliff faces and its bottom is occupied by a stream called Malham Beck, that flows out of the cove. A steep footpath climbs up its western edge and allows visitors to reach the top of the formation 80 metres (260 feet) above. At the top of Malham Cove there is a large flat limestone plateau, which was used for a scene in the Harry Potter film “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Part 1)”. It also featured in the BBC TV series “ Seven Natural Wonders” The Cove was created during the last ice age but today is a popular tourist destination for walkers and other outdoor enthusiasts as well as those that simply wish to enjoy a picnic in its tranquil surroundings. The sheer rock faces are used by rock climbers. Malham Cove can only be reached on foot, via a public footpath from Malham village, which involves a walk of about 1 mile. There are no admission charges.
Malham Cove is a top attraction in Malham, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Malham Cove, including popular choices like Beck Hall, Prior Hall Farm Cottage - 3 bedroom luxury cottage in center of Malham, ali rental, YHA Malham, The Lister Arms.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Malham Cove, Malham Tarn, Grassington Festival, Skipton Castle, Ribblehead Viaduct, all within a convenient distance from Malham Cove.