
What is recorded here
Cave formation at Gordale Scar is shown and named in a reusable Geograph picture. The saved point is the picture's recorded map point.
Gordale Scar is a limestone ravine in the Yorkshire Dales, formed by glacial meltwater erosion during the last Ice Age. The area contains several caves and gorges, with evidence of prehistoric human activity and local folklore linking the landscape to mythical tales.
The picture record does not grant public access. Use signed public paths and do not enter private land without permission.
Places near here
The 'footpath' goes straight up the waterfallWaterfall · 15 yd
Gordale ScarHeritage attraction · 28 yd
Gordale Scar Tufa WaterfallWaterfall · 77 yd
Shelter Cave above Gordale ScarCave or cavern · 137 yd
Janet's CaveCave · 955 yd
Malham: terrestrial wishing well?Old or holy well · 1154 yd
Little Gordale WoodWood · 1201 yd
Lee GateListed building · 1357 yd
Wedber WoodWood · 1360 yd
Weets CrossListed building · 1449 yd
CawdenMountain / peak · 1471 yd
Weets TopMountain / peak · 1497 ydOther information
Photo: Carroll Pierce · CC BY-SA 2.0