The Top 9 Caves in Yorkshire And The Humber

Hull Pot, on the western side of Pen-y-Ghent, is a collapsed cavern, and an impressive hole measuring 91m (300ft) long by 18m (60ft) deep.

In the late 18th century, in … read more

One of Britain’s largest underground chambers, Gaping Gill is a spectacular sight. Fell Beck plummets spectacularly into the chasm, to reappear some way down the hillside at Ingleborough Cave. Take … read more

Discovered in 1837 by Victorian explorers, Ingleborough Cave is a beguiling place to visit. The caverns are a delight to explore, taking you 0.3 miles (0.5 km) underground to many … read more

The skyline above Settle makes for a tremendous day out for hikers. There is no central peak to go for, just a jagged collection of rocky high points that make … read more

Really dramatic scenery and an exhilarating scramble when the gill is full of water! Don't forget to take a peek in the cave on the right-hand side as you reach the top of the gill!

Amazing series of caves in Langcliffe Scar above Settle. Discovered in 1837, the cave was found to contain fossils dating back 130,000 years ago from animals including mammoths, hippo, spotted … read more

Great spot to get off the track and marvel at this natural feature as the waterfall drops into the caves below

Located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the White Scar Cave is the longest cave open to visitors in the UK. Discovered by Christopher Long in 1923, you can visit … read more

A former Victorian show cave, Yordas Cave has been a natural curiosity for centuries. The cave is made up of a large Main Chamber measuring 55 meters by 15 meters … read more