The Settle to Carlisle railway is steeped in history and runs through 72 miles of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales and Cumbrian landscapes between these two northern market towns, a journey through some of the finest scenery in Britain.
The route runs through 14 tunnels and over 20 viaducts including the iconic arches of the Ribblehead Viaduct - a triumph of Victorian civil engineering.
Our three walks take in some of the scenic highlights and heritage along the route and will include Dent to Ribblehead, a walk taking in high hills, moors, valleys - and great views. We start and finish at the stations to enjoy both the country and the train which runs though it
Meals: Half board with breakfasts and dinners taken at the hotel. Picnic lunches are included on days including a guided walk. Accommodation: The Falcon Manor Hotel, Settle, North Yorkshire
The Falcon Manor, built in 1841, is a Grade II Listed Building and former Rectory, located five minutes from the centre of the bustling town of Settle, on the fringes of the Yorkshire Dales. Whilst still retaining many of the features of the period, the interior has been successfully and tastefully furnished to create the warm and friendly atmosphere of a Country House Hotel. (Number of rooms: 19) Travel: Rail travel on the spectacular Settle-Carlisle Railway line to and from the trailheads is included on all three walk days
Nearest railway station: Settle. (1 mile). | 
