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A trip to How Stean Gorge ( located in the lovely Upper Nidderdale area ) is a definite must for budding geologists and those who appreciate the beauty of nature. An impressive scar in stunning limestone landscape, the ravine is spanned by three bridges and is 80-feet deep in places. It's still rava...
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Tourist Attractions, Day Out, Adventure Children and Adults, Caf� - How Stean Gorge Harrogate, North Yorkshire UK
In the gorge, narrow paths and footbridges cross the steep-sided ravine which is 25 metres deep in places. Depending on the weather, water rushes over large boulders carving them into fantastic shapes. This makes a beautiful place for a day out walking and taking in the natural tourist attractions o...
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How Stean Gorge
A stream called the How Stean Beck flows along the bottom of How Stean Gorge, and there is also a small cave (called Tom Taylor's Cave ) which leads from the gorge to emerge...
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Nidderdale AONB Visitor Centre | How Stean Gorge
How Stean Gorge or Little Switzerland as it is sometimes called, is a popular visitor attraction situated near the village of Lofthouse. The centrepiece is a deep gorge formed from carboniferous limestone. Up to 80 feet deep in places, it is easily accessible from a network of paths and footbridges ...
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Attraction information for How Stean Gorge: VisitBritain
A fantastic limestone gorge in beautiful upper Nidderdale. The gorge is about 1 km long crossed by several narrow bridges. Tom Taylors Cave, a 300 foot tunnel is a fascinating example of natural cave drainage. There is a licensed restaurant, tea room, shop, cycle hire and a childrens play area which...
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