Lista 20 najciekawszych atrakcji i miejsc wartych zobaczenia wokół Carlton Miniott

Stayed at one of the local pubs, was good but their internet connection was non-existent, had to pay for a 24hr hotspot with EE

cracking view across the reservoir

Serene spot with several benches where you can have a quick pit stop or picnic. Just north of the chapel, where you rejoin the public footpath, there are sweeping views of the countryside to the west.

Easy parking (ice cream van in summer!) at Sheep Wash, great path through the coniferous wood running along the southern edge of the reservoir, awesome views, cool breeze across the water, option to follow numerous tracks east into the woods around Cote Garth and Golden Square. Lots of familys, dog walkers and hikers - something for everyone here.

Quintessential North Yorkshire village, very picturesque with good amenities and access points to the northwest of the NYM National Park. However, can be very congested with cars so parking is difficult. Drive north and park at Cod Beck Reservoir, then add Osmotherley to your hiking route. Lots of roads and public footpaths to choose from.

St Peter's is a Grade 1 Listed Building situated next to the River Tees in the delightful village of Croft on Tees and was the childhood home of Lewis Carroll .

Lady Chapel (or The Shrine of Our Lady of Mount Grace) is a place of Marian devotion and pilgrimage. For many centuries, Christians have visited this chapel on a Sunday nearest the Feast of the Assumption, which is on 15 August. The chapel's origins are shrouded in mystery, but it's known that it dates to the late 14th century.

Church with a number of originally Norman elements (including the late 11th-century carved tympanum above the south door) in an otherwise mainly English architecture. The windows (with arabesque carvings) on the west side of the nave are Jacobean; the date given with the names of the churchwardens is 1640.