Access for all - Yorkshire Dales National Park

C. Burnsall SE 029612Burnsall in Wharfedale is one of the Yorkshire Dales prettiestvillages situated by the River Wharfe, famous for its beautiful views,scenery and picturesque bridge.TrailA 700m length of a popular section of the Dales Way runs betweenthe village of Burnsall and Loup Scar. The route is well surfacedand level. There are three gates along the length.ToiletsThe nearest public toilets, including RADAR facility toilets, are inthe Grassington National Park Centre car park.ParkingBurnsall has a private car park with parking fee.D. Cumberland Trail, Bolton Abbey SD 059563The ancient woodland of Strid Wood in Wharfedale is a Site ofSpecial Scientific Interest and one of the largest areas of acidic oakwoodland in the Yorkshire Dales. It is renowned for its flora andfauna, particularly the carpets of bluebells in spring.TrailAn 850m trail starts from the Strid Wood car park behind the visitorcentre. The route is very well surfaced with few short shallowgradients.Ramped access is also available to the barn exhibition which has avideo and live camera action of birds’ nests.ToiletsThe nearest public toilets, including wheelchair accessible toilets,are at Strid Barn (ramped access).ParkingThere are public parking facilities – including designated bays forblue badge holders – at the Strid Wood car park.Burnsall20 21