Rosedale Valley has a unique scenery that can be difficult to match anywhere. The iron stone mines have left a legacy all of their own, with remains of the kilns and mines at Rosedale East, and Chimney bank top. There was a railway round the valley top which was used to carry materials from the mines. Now the track bed presents a very pleasant walk with spectacular views of Rosedale Valley.
To the West of Rosedale lays Farndale, famous for it's daffodils in the spring, is also one of the most beautiful Dales in the National Park. Bransdale, a remote valley with a wild charm of it's own, provides a distinct change of scenery, all within easy reach.
Our guests who have explored our area have contributed their experiances by sending in photograph collections displayed here Rosedale_scenes