enjoyed our trip to malham cove, climbed the 400 steps to limestone outcrop, better sign posts needed for places of interest, very busy at weekends as its a popular area.

I went there in last February and May, experienced both a snowy winter day and a sunny spring day. I love both, although the winter time a bit more challenging, especially if you climb through the waterfall. The scenery was beautiful, and the 20km route...More

We called in at Malham on the way back to Manchester from Fountains Abbey at about half four. The crowds were getting smaller and we parked at the visitor centre easily. It's about a twenty minute pleasant walk up to the Cove, along a quiet...More

Walking from the village of Malham to "the Cove" was an easy walk on a hot May day. There had not been a deal of rain so the waterfall was not gushing but trickling. We walked to the cliff face where several climbers were attempting...More

Peaceful and tranquil sum it up. Hot day so great to walk through woods full of wild garlic. Whole area is stunning

A must site to visit to see the impress rock face and the limestone pavement at the top. There I a short easy walk from the village to get there but lots of steps to get to the top.

Really enjoyed our visit to Malham Cove on a beautiful sunny day in May - much wildlife to admire and we also enjoyed the talk from one of the Volunteers aboput the local Peregrine Falcone