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Swaledale and Arkengarthdale are the most northerly dales in the Yorkshire Dales National
Park.
Swaledale was described by the great Alfred Wainwright as his 'favourite dale'.
The Dale is famous for its scenery with its stone walls, field barns, moorland, many
footpaths for river and low and high level walking and its wild-life.
Its ancient villages have historic buildings, many places to stay, eat and be entertained.
It is the home of the nationally renowned Swaledale Festival & recently hosted stage one
of the Tour de France cycle race.
Mobile ‘phones
The only networks available are EE and now recently O2.
Many pubs and hotels do allow wi-fi connections if you ask for the password.
Other networks may give a connection if you are on the moor tops or near Richmond or Leyburn.
Generally network connections are poor in the Dales - don’t rely on them.
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Swaledale & Arkengarthdale
Home View across Calver Hill
Swaledale and Arkengarthdale
are the most northerly dales in
the Yorkshire Dales National
Park.
Swaledale was described by
the great Alfred Wainwright as
his 'favourite dale'.
The Dale is famous for its
scenery with its stone walls,
field barns, moorland, many
footpaths for river and low and
high level walking and its wild-
life.
Its ancient villages have
historic buildings, many places
to stay, eat and be
entertained.
It is the home of the nationally
renowned Swaledale Festival &
recently hosted stage one of
the Tour de France cycle race.
Mobile ‘phones
The only networks available are
EE and now recently O2.
Many pubs and hotels do allow wi-fi connections if you ask
for the password.
Other networks may give a connection if you are on the moor
tops or near Richmond or Leyburn.
Generally network connections are poor in the Dales - don’t
rely on them.
Local information about
Coronavirus / Covid-19 and
what’s being done locally
to assist the people of
Swaledale & Arkengarthdale.
Friday 8
th
January 2021:
version 9
