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Wharfdale Pub Walk
Upper Wharfdale High School, Threshfield, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23 5BS
Saturday 17 May
11-30am Saturday Adult £14.00
Under 18 £10.00
Family (2 x adults,2x children) £40.00
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Wharfdale Pub Walk
The Wharfedale Pub Walk, sponsored by Bulloughs Cleaning Services, is a 10 mile walk in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales with lovely country inns as waymarks.
Starting in Threshfield, there are six refreshment points (five of these are pubs) and three more in the village of Grassington at the end of the walk.
The pubs are The Gamekeepers Inn, The Old Hall, The Fountaine Inn, The Red Lion, The Clarendon, The Black Horse, The Foresters, The Devonshire Inn and Grassington House.
A group of Sue Ryder walkers, sitting outside the pub with their drinks in the sun
This is a great day for everyone, whether you’re a group of friends, colleagues or a family! So come along and enjoy a beautiful walk in Wharfedale with the option to experience the many lovely pubs on the route.
All participants will receive a Wharfedale Pub Walk t-shirt.
Places are limited so book your place now.
Starting in Threshfield, there are six refreshment points (five of these are pubs) and three more in the village of Grassington at the end of the walk.
The pubs are The Gamekeepers Inn, The Old Hall, The Fountaine Inn, The Red Lion, The Clarendon, The Black Horse, The Foresters, The Devonshire Inn and Grassington House.
A group of Sue Ryder walkers, sitting outside the pub with their drinks in the sun
This is a great day for everyone, whether you’re a group of friends, colleagues or a family! So come along and enjoy a beautiful walk in Wharfedale with the option to experience the many lovely pubs on the route.
All participants will receive a Wharfedale Pub Walk t-shirt.
Places are limited so book your place now.
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