Spring in Malham
Spring is about enjoying the better weather and making the most of the great outdoors, and there's no better place to do that than The Lister Arms.
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Winter is a charming time of year to visit the Yorkshire Dales, the crowds of summer have departed and the landscape falls silent. Wander through frosty dales, immersing yourself in the ebb and flow of rural life, or simply sit and relax by the fire with a pint of ale and some delicious locally sourced food.
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Spring in Malham
Spring is about enjoying the better weather and making the most of the great outdoors, and there's no better place to do that than The Lister Arms.
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Afternoon Tea with B&B
The perfect country escape awaits! Indulge in an afternoon tea with a Yorkshire Dales twist, followed by a peaceful overnight stay and a delicious breakfast. Book yours today!
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Relaxing stays this way…
If it’s an overnight stay you’re looking for we have the perfect place for you to rest and relax.
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Tuck in to our Lister Arms Afternoon Tea
Enjoy Afternoon Tea Yorkshire Dales style at The Lister Arms. Book your table today.
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Things to do
Get out and explore Malhamdale, whether joining us for a delicious meal or a long weekend.
Malham Cove
At 70 metres high and with 400 steps to the top this crescent-shaped piece of limestone history is a unique spectacle when standing at the bottom and offers views across the Dales when you’re at the top. You may recognise where you’re standing from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1. Watch out for the peregrine falcons during the summer months.
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Janet’s Foss
A magical waterfall with fairy tales and clear waters that invite you in. Found in a small wood in the middle of the valley, the foss is a tranquil spot to unwind to the sound of flowing water, or go for a dip to feel the real benefits of the pool.
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A jewel in the Yorkshire Dales National Park crown, this spectacular sight has inspired famous writers and artists like Wordsworth, Ward and Turner. With limestone cliffs of over 100m high, deep gorges and waterfalls at the heart of the ravine; it certainly is worth a visit.
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