At the centre of the village runs Clapham Beck, which starts life high on the slopes of Ingleborough. It plunges to subterranean depths, emerging to run down into the lake, over a waterfall and through the village, passing beneath four bridges.

There are walks to suit all abilities. Leave the large car park for a stroll in the village or climb Ingleborough, one of the Three Peaks, which can be approached from the village by at least three recognised routes.
With such a variety of outdoor activities, shops and places of interest you will need to find refreshment at one of the local inns or cafés.

If you find there is too much to do and see in a day there is accommodation to suit all tastes and pockets.

Yorkshire Dales National Park: CLAPHAM CONSERVATION AREA
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