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Lower Nidderdale Discov e r Lower Nidderdale Key to symbols Cashpoint / Post Office Visitor information Regular bus route Doctors surgery Cafe / Tearoom Pub PATELEY BRIDGE A small picturesque town in the heart of the AONB with a range of shops, attractions and places to eat. Situated on the edge of the River Nidd, Pateley Bridge is the only town entirely within the AONB. Things to do ... Hotel / Inn Shop Toilets Petrol Food King Street Craft Workshops: home to a small group of highly talented and skilled craftspeople who design and make exclusive pieces in a variety of materials including ceramic, stone, Lower Nidderdale glass, precious metals and gemstones. The workshops welcome visitors to browse, buy or even commission a special piece. Opening times vary. www.kingstreetworkshops.co.uk Number 6 Studio Gallery: a visual arts space where a varied programme of art courses and exhibitions take place throughout the year. It caters for all ages and abilities and is a great resource for all those interested and working in the visual arts. T: 01423 712216. www.numbersix. info Nidderdale Museum: this fascinating museum has 11 rooms which illustrate the rural life of Nidderdale, including an original cobbler’s shop, school room, and Victorian parlour. There is wheelchair access and toilets. Open: Easter to Oct – daily 1.30pm-4.30pm. Nov to Easter - weekends only 1.30pm-4.30pm. Prices: Adults £2, concessions £1, accompanied children free. T: 01423 711225. www.nidderdalemuseum.com Oldest Sweet Shop in England: take a step back in time in this charming sweet shop which sells a wonderful range of traditional old fashioned sweets. www.oldestsweetshop.co.uk The River Nidd is the central feature, flowing through the AONB’s principal town, Pateley Bridge, and on through traditional villages such as Glasshouses, Low Laithe, Summerbridge, Dacre and Darley. Much of this landscape has been shaped by its industrial past and a number of old mills and mill workers’ cottages still remain. The valley sides support large tracts of ancient semi-natural broad-leaved woodland and there are many tranquil riverside spots to enjoy a walk, picnic or the peace and quiet. 12 www.nidderdaleaonb.org.uk Lower Nidderdale © EM Visit Nidderdale AONB 2016 13
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Lower Nidderdale<br />
Discov e r<br />
Lower Nidderdale<br />
Key to symbols<br />
Cashpoint /<br />
Post Office<br />
<strong>Visit</strong>or<br />
information<br />
Regular<br />
bus route<br />
Doctors<br />
surgery<br />
Cafe /<br />
Tearoom<br />
Pub<br />
PATELEY<br />
BRIDGE<br />
A small picturesque town in the heart<br />
of the AONB with a range of shops,<br />
attractions and places to eat. Situated<br />
on the edge of the River Nidd, Pateley<br />
Bridge is the only town entirely within the AONB.<br />
Things to do ...<br />
Hotel / Inn<br />
Shop<br />
Toilets<br />
Petrol<br />
Food<br />
King Street Craft Workshops: home to a small<br />
group of highly talented and skilled craftspeople<br />
who design and make exclusive pieces in a<br />
variety of materials including ceramic, stone,<br />
Lower Nidderdale<br />
glass, precious metals and gemstones. The<br />
workshops welcome visitors to browse, buy or<br />
even commission a special piece. Opening times<br />
vary. www.kingstreetworkshops.co.uk<br />
Number 6 Studio Gallery: a visual arts space<br />
where a varied programme of art courses and<br />
exhibitions take place throughout the year. It<br />
caters for all ages and abilities and is a great<br />
resource for all those interested and working in<br />
the visual arts. T: 01423 712216. www.numbersix.<br />
info<br />
Nidderdale Museum: this fascinating museum<br />
has 11 rooms which illustrate the rural life of<br />
Nidderdale, including an original cobbler’s<br />
shop, school room, and Victorian parlour. There<br />
is wheelchair access and toilets. Open: Easter<br />
to Oct – daily 1.30pm-4.30pm. Nov to Easter -<br />
weekends only 1.30pm-4.30pm. Prices: Adults<br />
£2, concessions £1, accompanied children free.<br />
T: 01423 711225. www.nidderdalemuseum.com<br />
Oldest Sweet Shop in England: take a step back<br />
in time in this charming sweet shop which sells<br />
a wonderful range of traditional old fashioned<br />
sweets. www.oldestsweetshop.co.uk<br />
The River Nidd is the central feature, flowing through the AONB’s<br />
principal town, Pateley Bridge, and on through traditional villages such as<br />
Glasshouses, Low Laithe, Summerbridge, Dacre and Darley. Much of this<br />
landscape has been shaped by its industrial past and a number of old mills<br />
and mill workers’ cottages still remain. The valley sides support large tracts<br />
of ancient semi-natural broad-leaved woodland and there are many tranquil<br />
riverside spots to enjoy a walk, picnic or the peace and quiet.<br />
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www.nidderdaleaonb.org.uk<br />
Lower Nidderdale © EM<br />
<strong>Visit</strong> Nidderdale AONB 2016<br />
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