Yordas Cave Walk
This walk visits Yordas Cave in Kingsdale, North Yorkshire.
Walkers can explore the cave which includes a large main chamber with a waterfall and a stream running through it. It is damp and dark inside so good waterproof footwear and a torch are required.
After exploring the cave this circular walk visits a series of other nearby pot hole caves. You can follow the Turbary Road south to Jingling Pot and Turbary Pot with some fine views over Kingsdale's splendid limestone landscape on the way.
Just to the west of the cave you could extend the walk by climbing to Gragareth. The hill is notable as the second highest point in Lancashire and includes more caves and a series of cairns known as the Three Men of Gragareth. At the southern end of the walk you will come close to the wonderful Ingleton Falls, one of the major highlights of the area.
Postcode
LA6 3PH - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsYordas Cave Ordnance Survey Map 
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Yordas Cave Open Street Map 
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Yordas Cave OS Map 
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Photos
Yordas Cave. Former show cave, now freely accessible. The low entrance leads straight into a large cavern with a waterfall in a separate chamber (the Chapter House) at the top end. Easily and safely explored with a domestic torch and waterproof footwear.
Dry valley and waterfall in Yordas Wood
Jingling Pot, Kingsdale
Gate on the Turbary Road
Gateway below Yordas Cave
Kail Pot
Limestone country above Kingsdale
