Access for all - Yorkshire Dales National Park

West BurtonSE019867West Burton is a beautiful Dales village, with a large central green,in the quiet valley of Walden.West Burton Waterfalls (also known locally as Cauldron Falls) canbe easily viewed from the car park. Both waterfall and woodlandare peaceful and scenic (although access is difficult following flooddamage) – a good place to relax and enjoy a picnic.ToiletsThe nearest public toilets, including RADAR facility toilets, are inthe Aysgarth Falls National Park Centre car park.ParkingThere is no public parking area in the village; parking tends to beon the roadside. There is an informal parking area at the waterfalls.GeneralVehicular access to the village and waterfalls is via narrow roadswhich are steep in places.MalhamSD899626Malhamdale is quite simply a place of outstanding natural beauty,with the tiny Dales village of Malham nestling under the greatnatural limestone feature of Malham Cove.Mentioned in the Domesday Book as ‘Malgun’, Malham has beena settlement for at least a thousand years. Traces of Iron Ageboundaries are still visible today.ToiletsThere are public toilets, including RADAR facility toilets, in theMalham National Park Centre car park.ParkingThere are public parking facilities – including designated bays forblue badge holders – in the Malham National Park Centre car park.GeneralAccess to the village and Cove is via narrow roads which aresteep in places.An audio landscape trail is available from Malham NationalPark Centre. The trail follows a barrier-reduced route withsome steep gradients.West Burton FallsMalham Cove6 7