Walking BritainGayle Beck, near Hawes
Walk Photo 228601
Caption - The name Hawes means a ‘pass between mountains' and it stands between the Buttertubs Pass and Fleet Moss. It is the main town in Upper Wensleydale. Gayle Beck rises high up in the fells to the south before flowing through the centre of Hawes into the River Ure.
Walk 2286 : Gayle & Aysgill Force from Hawes
Photographer : Marathon
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Walking in the Yorkshire Dales National Park covers an extensive area, which contains a wide variety of scenic interest. Each Dale is usually named after its river although there are a few examples that don't follow this rule. The varied underlying geology is reflected in the scenery with limestone and gritstone the prominent rocks resulting in virtually every type of scenery from dry valleys to wild moorland. More Information
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