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Dent
This quaint little village is a true gem. Away from the neighbouring, larger towns, it has been left to thrive in its own community. A community which is renowned for their hospitality and the warm welcome they give to newcomers and visitors. It is about 10 minutes from Sedbergh to Dent - Map of journey. Dent is in the Yorkshire Dales National Park and near the Lake District.
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There are many ways to pass the time in Dent. Undoubtedly one of the finest things you could do would be to put on your walking boots and set off on one of the beautiful walks around the area. You could also go and see the and find out about the past villagers of Dent and the area surrounding it.Heritage Centre
Don't miss the opportunity to visit one of the most remote breweries in the country. Dent Brewery was originally only going to sell their beer at the local Sun Inn, but it proved so popular that other landlords in the Dales and Lakes asked for supplies and the brewery grew into what it is today...a well recognised beer that people from all over are coming to sample.
The famous 'Settle to Carlisle' railway - England's most scenic railway, runs through Garsdale, Dent and Kirkby Stephen. The line opened in 1876 and despite two attempts to close it, it remains open. The 72 mile journey passes through the beautiful Yorskhire Dales until Garsdale. After this stop, it ventures into the Eden Valley up to Carlisle.
Please clink on this link to be directed to a Dentdale website for futher information.
