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20/02/21

Hackfall, an ancient woodland near Masham in the Yorkshire Dales

Hackfall woods, in between Grewelthorpe and Masham, is so much more than trees, now a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) there are of course many trees, oak, beech, sycamore, limes and ash trees but go any time of year

 
05/12/20

Crackpots Mosaic Trail near Kirkby Malzeard, between Masham and Ripon, in the Nidderdale AONB

What could be nicer than walking with your daughter in wonderful countryside in the Yorkshire Dales? Not a lot, for me anyway, unless I’m walking with both my daughter and my son. Joanne and I have been talking about doing the Crackpots Mosaic Trail for a little while, others I know have walked the trail so it came recommended and we weren’t disappointed.

 
13/10/20

Circular walk from Swinton Bivouac near Masham to Leighton and Roundhill Reservoirs and back via Ilton in the Nidderdale AONB

Nidderdale AONB was our destination and our route began just over four miles from Masham. On a good autumn morning we parked and set off on our walk from Swinton Bivouac, along to Leighton and Roundhill Reservoirs, up on to the moor and back down to Ilton and returning to the bivouac for lunch.

 
02/10/20

Christmas is coming to Lightwater Valley. Easily found in between Masham and Ripon

Families can discover a whole host of festive fun as Christmas comes to Lightwater Valley on selected dates from Saturday, 21st November – Wednesday, 23rd December 2020.

 
15/09/20

Spooktacular Fun at Lightwater Valley

Something spooky is coming to Lightwater Valley this Half Term from Saturday, 24th – Saturday, 31st October.

 
09/07/20

Saturday morning at the market in Masham in the glorious Yorkshire Dales and Nidderdale AONB

It seemed an awful long time since I was last in Masham this Saturday. Geoff and I had gone down to Masham to be with Joanne and the grandchildren in our little ‘bubble’ and Joanne and I decided to have a wander up into town to have a look at the market

 
20/03/20

May Half Term Fun at Lightwater Valley Saturday 23rd – Sunday 31st May 2020

Information sent to us from the theme park but please note due to the outbreak of Covid-19 coronavirus do check on their website for openings before travelling.

 
12/03/20

May Bank Holiday Fun at Lightwater Valley Friday 8th – Sunday 10th May 2020

With over 30 rides and attractions, Lightwater Valley offers families an amazing value day out in Yorkshire. Visitors can brave the longest rollercoaster in Europe – The Ultimate, with a ride time approaching 6 minutes.

 
29/02/20

Easter Fun at Lightwater Valley Saturday 4th – Sunday 19th April 2020

The theme park will be opening this Easter Holidays from Saturday 4th – Sunday 19th April for a fortnight full of fun for all the family.

 
14/11/19

Circular walk from Ilton near Masham walking Leighton and Roundhill Reservoirs

A walk of about ten miles walking through pastureland, over moors and past two reservoirs with stunning views for most of the way. Please do plan your route before you set off, where appropriate clothing and good boots (it can get wet in places) and of course, drinks and snacks if not a packed lunch.

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