Our bedrooms are currently closed for an exciting refurbishment and will reopen in early August. Our bar and restaurant remain open throughout this period.
The Buck Inn is a charming pub with rooms that brings together heart-warming hospitality with proper pub food. Take a moment to fall in love with the Yorkshire Dales; the rolling hills, characterful farming communities and array of wildlife.
Just pop in and say hello, we’ll pour you a drink and find you a seat – we’ve plenty to choose from inside or outside.
We’re right in the heart of the village and perfect for a pint after a long walk, catching up with friends and family, or a pit stop as you pass through our picture perfect place. If you want to make a night of it, we’ve a selection of rooms overlooking the charming landscape we are lucky enough to call home.
Dogs are welcome to settle down at the Buck with a selection of doggy treats available.
You’ll feel that warm Yorkshire embrace as soon as you walk through the door.
Nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Malham oozes charm, whatever the season. Life feels slower here, the sunrise wakes the the morning chrous and sheep graze in dry stone walled fields, the way things have been for centuries. The village is nestled in Malhamdale with Malham Cove forming a breathtaking backdrop as you drop into the village from the nearby town of Settle. An all year round haven for walkers, come and see what all the fuss is about.
Walks from the door in the heart of The Yorkshire Dales.
At 70 metres high and with 400 steps to the top this crescent-shaped piece of limestone history is a unique spectacle when standing at the bottom and offers views across the Dales when you’re at the top. You may recognise where you’re standing from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1. Watch out for the peregrine falcons during the summer months.
Walk route
A magical waterfall with fairy tales and clear waters that invite you in. Found in a small wood in the middle of the valley, the foss is a tranquil spot to unwind to the sound of flowing water, or go for a dip to feel the real benefits of the pool.
Walk route
A jewel in the Yorkshire Dales National Park crown, this spectacular sight has inspired famous writers and artists like Wordsworth, Ward and Turner. With limestone cliffs of over 100m high, deep gorges and waterfalls at the heart of the ravine; it certainly is worth a visit.
Walk route
