Visit

Buckden lies on the Dales Way, at the northern end of Wharfedale nestling under the impressive bulk of Buckden Pike. With stunning Dales scenery, it was the ideal spot to watch the race which came through the heart of the village before heading up to Cray and over the Kidstones Pass - the first King of the Mountains climb of the Tour.

The Village

Lying at the very top of Upper Wharfedale, the parish of Buckden comprises  Buckden village itself, as well as the hamlets of Cray, Hubberholme, Raisgill, Yockenthwaite, Deepdale, Beckermonds, Oughtershaw and Greenfield. Set in the heart of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park, Buckden is a popular destination for walkers and holidaymakers, with excellent walking and many delightful places to eat, drink and stay.

To find out all about Buckden, visit www.buckden.org

Getting here

Information about getting to Buckden including time tables for regular bus services can be found on the "Getting Here" page of the Buckden village website

What's on

To find out about What's On in Buckden this month go to www.buckden.org

There is a Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority car park in the centre of the village.