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In the
Olympic year
of 2012
Reeth in
Swaledale
and
Arkengarthdale
is the ideal
location to
spend some
time whilst
visiting the
North of
England this
summer. We
have plenty
to offer
visitors to
the
Yorkshire
Dales
National
Park with
accommodation
to suit
everyone,
plenty of
exciting
attractions and
activities
for all the
family. Visit
Swaledale in
2012 and
experience
some genuine
Yorkshire
hospitality.
Click
here to
see our
Events Diary
for 2012.
Click
here
for our
complete accommodation
guide.
Quick Facts for visitors
to Reeth, Swaledale and
the Yorkshire Dales
National Park
Reeth quick facts
Swaledale quick facts
Y.D.N.P. quick facts
It is situated at
the meeting point of
the two most
northerly of the
Yorkshire Dales:
Swaledale and
Arkengarthdale.
In Saxon times,
Reeth was only a
settlement on the
forest edge, but by
the time of the
Norman Conquest it
had grown
sufficiently in
importance to be
noted in the
Doomsday Book.
The village is
overlooked by the
fells of Fremington
Edge and Calver
Hill.
In May and June
every year, Reeth
becomes the hub of
the Swaledale
Festival, a two-week
celebration of
small-scale music
and guided walks.
Reeth has a resident
population of less
than a 1000 people
which can more the
double in the busy
tourist season.
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Swaledale starts to
the east of Nine
Standards Rigg, the
prominent ridge with
nine ancient tall
cairns on the
Cumbria
Yorkshire
boundary which forms
part of the main
east–west watershed
of Northern England.
The moors on the
eastern flank of the
Rigg's moorland
become more concave
as they descend, to
become the narrow
valley sides of
upper Swaledale. At
Keld, the valley
runs briefly south
then turns east at
Thwaite to broaden
progressively as it
passes Muker,
Gunnerside and
Reeth.
Swaledale is a
typical limestone
Yorkshire dale, with
its narrow
valley-bottom road,
green meadows and
fellside fields,
white sheep and
white stone walls on
the glacier-formed
valley sides, and
darker moorland
skyline.
Designated a
National park in
1954, the seventh of
the ten Parks to be
designated.
The Park covers
over680 square
miles. It is the
third largest only
to the lake district
and Snowdonia
National parks.
The Park is
predominantly in
North Yorkshire with
approx 1/8th in
Cumbria.
The head of the
Swaledale Tup (Ram)
that makes up the
design of the
Y.D.N.P logo was
based upon a
photograph of the
best Tup at Muker
Show in 1974.
Reeth.org is independent, visitor
driven & designed with one thing in
mind -
Living in Reeth - Working for Reeth
- Loving Reeth.
Reeth.org's
featured Accommodation
Curlew Cottage
A Grade II
listed 18th
century former
lead miner’s
cottage in the
heart of
Swaledale in the
Yorkshire Dales
National Park.
Situated in an
elevated
position above a
small hamlet of
traditional
farms and
cottages.
27,000 visitors found Reeth.org from
Google alone last Month & over 1,300
of those spent more than 10 minutes on the site
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Family Rally and March
Saturday
May 26 - 2pmCounty Hall,
Northallerton
Rally addressed by William Hague
MP
followed by March through
Northallerton
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NEW - Photographs
updated for 2012 with
high quality digital SLR
shots available to view in
the
Picture Gallery now.
The Reeth & District
Gazette is a local news
magazine. It's free from most
public places in the village. It's full
of useful information & articles
submitted by locals. Click for a copy
Reeth.org shares information with the
Wikipedia project.
