Yorkshire Dales: Most BEAUTIFUL Place in the UK?!

Have any suggestions for the next time we're in the Yorkshire Dales? Leave a comment and let us know! Watch our video exploring Whitby for the first time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p70kNGqQ0Jw&t

I'm American and live in the UK. It is honestly the most beautiful place I have ever seen. And the same can be said for much of the rest of Europe to be honest.

The UK is just amazing - North, South, East and West the UK is the best. I'm from the Southwest and adore every part of it.

The dales are beautiful but the lake district is the most beautiful area in england in my opinion

Go to the lake district while your up north most beautiful park of the uk

You obviously haven't been to the lake District yet? Go off the beaten path and have a Scotch Egg at Gosforth bakery, and go on to Wastwater England's deepest lake which I used to dive and managed 69 metres during my deepest dive! And then go up to Scotland and do the Glasgow to Glencoe over the mountain pass and take In the commando memorial on the way and then go on to Plockton visiting Eileen Donal castle on the trip made famous from the highlander movie staring Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery before going over the bridge to Skye.

Most beautiful place in the UK? That's fighting talk!!! 😵‍💫 Wow that apartment is gorgeous.

Have you heard of the Cotswolds? The villages are the most beautiful and warmer than Yorkshire. The whole area is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Did you know that Taylor Swift dedicated a song to Englands Lake District called 'The Lakes'

Suggestions - Malham Cove and the circular walk to Gordale Scar and Janet's Foss, Runswick Bay, walk over to Staithes, Ingleton Falls Walk, Rievaulx Abbey, Knaresbrough, Haworth, Pickering, Richmond. Lots more. Glad you enjoyed your trip.

You really would love the Lake District, my favourite place is the village of Grassmere. It has one of the uks best hidden gems - the Grassmere ginger bread shop that is still making the Gingerbread to Sara nelsons original recipe from 1850's, its just absolutely delicious. Even the little shop that was one the old school house is the same inside today as it was over 150 years ago its a real time capsule. Also if you like poetry then the poet William Wordsworth was laid to rest and you can visit his resting place and also his cottage. It's a beautiful little village and only 10 minutes drive from Ambleside and lake windermere. I love your videos guys I'm so happy to see you enjoying our beautiful country I live just 30 minutes away from the Lake District and everyday I feel so blessed to live in such a beautiful part of the world with the Lakes, North Yorkshire dales and Forrest of Bowland in lancashire all in a stones throw away. If you interested in history too I recommend you visit Lancaster Castle and City where the pendal witches where tried and sentenced to the gallows near a beautiful park worth visiting called Williamsons Park that a local business man built in remembrance for his wife. I really hope you get time to visit some of these places one day. Look forward to your next videos soon, God bless guys 🙏🏽

Have you been to the Lake District yet. Please visit - its the most beautiful place in England. Love your videos.

It’s so weird because it’s so normal for us! I love watching this! Thank you! You’re welcome here any time! ❤❤❤

I'm pretty sure you haven't visited everywhere in the UK? should also visit The Lake Distict and The Cotwolds in England which also has beautiful old villages and rolling green hills, need to visit the south west coast as well...

Thats because you haven't been to Englands Lake District or The Cotwolds have you? those are 2 of the most beautiful places in England IMO..then parts of Cornwall, Devon, Dorset

Oh dear cornish tea in Yorkshire 😢Yorkshire tea is blended especially for soft Yorkshire water, so glad ya made the journey to visit Yorkshire and aint we just so lucky ti have all this on our doorstep ❤

Ill raise you to come to Dorset. Durdle Door, Kimmerige Bay, Poole Harbour, Christchurch, Bournemouth... just the start.

Poor Quinn her tastebuds are used to processed American Cheddar.

Aysgarth falls was a filming location for Robin Hood, Prince of thieves, it’s a spectacular water flow in winter when more water comes down steam.

Ah so many memories of where I grew up 🙂