Attractions & Where to Stay
Nidderdale Plus offices in Pateley Bridge are home to the Tourist Information Point for the whole of Nidderdale. Please visit us for more information, we are always ready to help.
Nidd Plus Tourist Information Point is pleased to have been awarded the new “We’re Good to Go” Industry Standard Mark for 2020 by the National Tourist Board of England. This reflects that we have fully met all the tourism industry best practice for making our office COVID-secure.
Nidderdale is an extremely rich place to visit. The market town of Pateley Bridge sits at the heart of Nidderdale and is a wonderful place to visit. One of its attractions is the Old Workhouse, home to artists’ workshops and the Nidderdale Museum. There are the attractive independent shops down the High Street (including the Oldest Sweet Shop in the World) and the tiny King’s Court, full of small, independent shops and cafes. Across the river, past the recreation ground with children’s play area and bandstand, there are more specialist shops at Bridgehousegate.
Photo Credit: James Lovell: Instagram @jameslovell71 – jameslovell.co.uk
Where to Stay
Stay overnight – or longer – to enjoy Nidderdale hospitality and spend time getting to know the hidden corners of this beautiful Yorkshire dale. We have a wealth of accommodation available including hotels and inns, campsites and caravan sites, bed and breakfasts, treehouses and shepherd’s huts.
To view Nidderdale Plus’s own ‘Where to Stay 2023’ guide, click the button
Photo Credit: James Lovell: Instagram @jameslovell71 – jameslovell.co.uk
Walking & Cycling
Nidderdale offers a fantastic array of walks and cycle rides, with plenty of fine views and places for refreshments along the way. Pop into our office in Pateley Bridge where our team of staff and volunteers can give you more information and recommendations.
The Nidderdale Way The Nidderdale Way is a 53 mile (85 km) walk through the wonderful landscape of Nidderdale. It is traditionally walked in four stages, none of which is longer than 15 miles, so there is plenty of time to take in the many interesting features along the way, including Ripley Castle, Brimham Rocks and How Stean Gorge. To find out more about it and download a ‘Walking Guide and Accommodation Directory’, click here http://uppernidderdale.org.uk/visit-nidderdale/nidderdale-way-guide/
Main Nidderdale Tourist Information Websites
Visit Harrogate
AONB information:
https://www.visitharrogate.co.uk/in-the-area/the-nidderdale-aonb
Pateley Bridge information:
http://www.visitharrogate.co.uk/in-the-area/pateley-bridge
