Hubberholme and Langstrothdale Walk
This historic village is located in Upper Wharfedale in the Yorkshire Dales.
The River Wharfe flows through the little settlement at the point where Langstrothdale meets Wharfedale. It's a secluded and attractive place with a Norman church and a mid 17th century pub for refreshments.
Walkers can enjoy lovely riverside walks along the Dales Way or a more challenging climb to Buckden Pike. The hill is one of the more popular climbs in the area.
This circular walk from the village takes you west along the Dales Way to Yockenthwaite in Langstrothdale. You'll then climb to Yockenthwaite Pot for some splendid views over the area.
The walk starts in the village and follows the waymarked footpath west to Yockenthwaite where you'll find the Yockenthwaite Cave and an ancient stone circle. You can then enjoy a climb to Yockenthwaite Pot where there's a footpath heading east along Hubberholme Wood and Todd's Wood. There's some fine views over the surrounding Dales scenery from this elevated spot.
The walk then descends to the small village of Cray where there's nice views of the Cow Ghyll and the picturesque Cray Waterfalls. There's also the noteworthy White Lion pub, the highest inn in Wharfedale. From here you follow a footpath south west along the Cray Gill to return to Hubberholme.
Postcode
BD23 5JE - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsHubberholme Ordnance Survey Map 
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Walks near Hubberholme
- Upper Wharfedale - This circular walk explores Upper Wharfedale and Langstrothdale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park
- Dales Way - This wonderful walk takes you through the fabulous Yorkshire Dales and on into Cumbria and the spectacular Lake District
- Buckden Pike - This circular walk climbs to the 702 metres (2,303 ft) summit of Buckden Pike in the Yorkshire Dales National Park
- Buckden Pike Short Waterfall Walk - This route climbs to Buckden Pike along the Buckden Beck
- Great Whernside - Climb to this prominent fell on this walk from Kettlewell to Great Whernside in North Yorkshire
- Whernside - Climb to the highest point in North Yorkshire on this challenging circular walk in the Yorkshire Dales
- Circular Walk around Kettlewell - This challenging circular walk climbs to Great Whernside, Blackfell Top and Blackfell Dike from the popular village of Kettlewell, in the Nidderdale area of the Yorkshire Dales.
The route starts in the village and heads along the lovely Dowber Gill Beck where there's a series of pretty waterfalls
Pubs/Cafes
The George Inn is an historic Grade II listed pub dating back to the 1600s. The white-washed building has mullioned windows, thick stone walls, heavy oak beams and flagged floors. The pub is well known for the lit candle that sits on the bar to indicate the pub is open and serving. The tradition dates from auctions for agricultural land or grazing that are still held in The George. The last bid to be received before the candle extinguished is the winner. The pub is thought to have been a local haunt of author JB Priestley who loved the village and its surroundings. Priestley is probably best known for his play 'An Inspector Calls'.
The pub serves good quality food and is particularly known for its delicious homemade pies. It sits just opposite the Norman church which is well worthy of some investigation.
In Cray you could stop off at the White Lion. There's original beams, an open log fire and stoneflagged floors at this charming inn. The pub dates from the 1600s when it was an old drovers' inn. You can find them at postcode BD23 5JB.
Dog Walking
The river and woodland trails make for a fine dog walk. The George mentioned above is also dog friendly.
Photos
The George Inn and the River Wharfe in Hubberholme
All Angels Church, Hubberholme. Most of the church dates from the 12th century but the oak roof was completed in 1558. The church was featured in the final episode of the BBC television series All Creatures Great and Small as the venue for the wedding of characters Franco and Katharine Pedretti.
Yockenthwaite Stone Circle in the Langstrothdale valley. A small (25' diameter) Bronze Age stone circle on the route of the Dales Way. Current thinking is that the stones once formed the kerb of a burial cairn.
Gap-stile in wall above Hubberholme Wood
At the top of the cliff above Todd's Wood
Cow Ghyll, Cray
Cow Close Waterfall, Cray
Rock outcrops near Todd's Wood