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Comfortably sleeping three guests, Ower Yonder is a charming 18th century stone built cottage featuring the original fireplace, old beams and a glorious south east facing patio, for guests to enjoy the peace and quiet this area has to offer whilst never being too far from local attractions, such as The Three Peaks, Ingleton Waterfall Trail and White Scar Caves.

Situated only a couple of minutes drive from the village of Ingleton, surrounded by magnificent countryside, waterfalls and caves, independent cafes and shops, an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area. Set on the Western edge of The Yorkshire Dales National Park, Ingleton has it's own waterfall trail with some of the most spectacular waterfalls, woodland scenery and wildlife this area has to offer, there is even an outdoor swimming pool in the village. Just a mile from Ingleton, explore White Scar Caves, the longest show cave in England, an interesting family day out. Nearby is Country Harvest a farm shop, cafe and bakery using locally sourced produce whilst we can highly recommend The Marton Arms in Thornton in Lonsdale for fantastic food. Within easy reach of the Yorkshire Three Peaks, Whernside, Ingleborough and Pen-y-Ghent, boasting fantastic walking opportunities with panoramic of views of the rugged dales landscape. A short car journey away is either Kirkby Lonsdale or Settle, both bustling market towns with independent shops and eateries. In Settle, catch a train on the famous Settle to Carlisle line, which crosses over the imposing Ribblehead Viaduct, giving you amazing views of unspoilt scenery. Drive further into the heart of National Park to Malham, home to breath-taking Malham Cove, a natural formation of limestone rock. 30 minutes drive to the West is the seaside town of Morecambe, from its promenade look across the coastline and bay to the backdrop of Lakeland mountains. Happy Mount Park has something for all the family. Walk along the stone jetty featuring areas of art and games and information on the birdlife of the bay. Just over an hours drive North will get you to the Lake District National Park, catch a Steamer on Lake Windemere, visit the World of Beatrix Potter or hang from the tree tops at Go Ape in Grizedale all surrounded by the beautiful scenery this area has to offer.