Nidderdale is on the southern edge of the Yorkshire Dales and is part of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.Its landscape ranges from remote and wild gritstone to the west with its internationally important moorland, to the softer and more lowland eastern landscape. At its heart is the historic town of Pateley Bridge and nearby Bewerley.

A visit to The Coldstones Cut is an essential part of any visit to Nidderdale. Perched on Greenhow Hill above Pateley Bridge, the sculpture offers spectacular views over the landscape of Nidderdale reaching as far as the Vale of York and York Minster.

There are places to stay in Nidderdale to suit all tastes and budgets. You can find accommodation, either self-catering, camping, B & B or hotels by contacting the local Tourist Information Office, Nidderdale Plus Community Hub. Nidderdale Plus has also produced a brochure Explore Nidderdale! which is comprehensive guide to where to stay, eat and visit in the local area. You can access this online here or pick up a copy at the Hub in Pateley Bridge.