Thwaite Stone Bridge – Muker Village loop from Muker

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Yorkshire And The Humber

North Yorkshire

Richmondshire

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Thwaite Stone Bridge – Muker Village loop from Muker

Easy

4.4

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Thwaite Stone Bridge – Muker Village loop from Muker

01:25

4.86km

140m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 8, 2026

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Yorkshire Dales National Park

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1.12 km

Thwaite Stone Bridge

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The little Swaledale village of Thwaite is nestled in a pretty valley between the sprawling Great Shunner Fell and the more modest Kisdon Hill. The village was the home of …

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1.16 km

Kearton Tea Rooms

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There can be very few places to find food in the Dales, so coffee and a toasted teacake from here was a lifesaver before heading up Buttertubs!

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3.02 km

View of Muker

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A great view of Muker nestled in the valley.

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3.86 km

St Mary the Virgin Church, Muker

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The Church of St Mary the Virgin was constructed in 1580. The Church of St Mary the Virgin, is noted for being a rare example of a house of worship being built during the Elizabethan era.

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3.91 km

Muker Literary Institute

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"But there was something else that bothered me: 'My relative Edward's books are generally arranged alphabetically, but he always made exceptions,' I said, looking at our guest. 'Is that also …

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3.94 km

Muker Village, excellent all round facilities for cyclists and walkers
Muker Village Stores & Tea Shop and Farmers Arms pub close by.
Clean public toilets, 20p charge.
Defibrillator located outside toilets.

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3.98 km

Muker Art Gallery

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It is housed in a 19th-century schoolhouse in the village of Muker, North Yorkshire, it showcases the work of over 50 regional artists and independent makers.

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