WebExit the Grassington Lead Mining trail (marked by the large Information board) and then turn left, heading for a very short distance along the track which takes you down to … WebThe walks are categorized by difficulty, so that everyone from a pensioner looking for some exercise to the type of person who needs a military loan to replace all the hiking boots they go through can find just the right walk …

Then to Now - The Grassington Mines Appreciation …

WebThe Grassington Mines ended production in 1882 with the shafts and buildings being left to fall into disrepair. However, during the 1930's and 1940's, members of the British Speleological Association began to … WebGrassington, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, is on the north bank of the river Wharfe, 12 miles upstream from Ilkley. Until the early 1880s, Grassington and its neighbour, Hebden, were mining villages but, as the mines declined, then closed, their populations fell substantially owing to migration. small brown leather chair

Yorkshire Walks - My Walking Diary route no 534

WebGrassington Lead mining trail We have explored this area many of times and always find it so interesting, the main lead mining trail has information boards with details but you can also use the... WebWalk past the gate to your right, which leads to the Lead Mining Trail, and continue along Moor Lane for about 100 yards, the road here is untarmacked and turns into track . Look out to your left for the signpost to Conistone. We now follow this footpath which leads out across Grassington Moor. WebYorkshire days out; Lake District/Cumbria days out; Peak district days out ; North West Days out; North east days out ; Scotland days out; Wales days out small brown leather sectional