Crackpot Hall and North Yorkshire is a 9.3 kilometer loop trail located near Richmond, North Yorkshire, England that features a waterfall and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and nature trips.
hiking
nature trips
walking
river
views
waterfall
This walk goes through some ruins and ends at a waterfall in the Yorkshire Dales. This starts in the village of Muker. The green valley is decorated with tiny fields and barns. You will start off on a small lane near the church. Veer right on Pennine Way and the path will then become steeper opening to the valley of Swinner Gill. Keep on the path making a right before the village of Keld. The track across the top of the falls will reach the ruins of Crackpot Hall - the remote farmhouse with an amazing view of the valley. You will head back down towards the river and through the rim of the valley back to Keld. Take the path heading uphill that leads back to Muker.
John Bell recorded Recording - Dec 07, 02:05 pm
nice walk some very sizable climbs
lovely walk. so many more waterfalls than expected. Rocks are slippy below falls so take care.
Great walk with tea shops at beginning, middle and end! Spectacular views and waterfalls.
love this walk just not the cows and bull that decided to give chase.
