30 amazing photographs celebrating the beauty of Yorkshire as captured by you
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Last updated 13th Aug 2021
We’re celebrating the natural beauty of Yorkshire with these amazing photos sent in by our listeners.
From the stunning landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors and the Yorkshire Coast to jaw-dropping sunrises and sunsets in South and West Yorkshire. Our county certainly has plenty to offer when it comes to picture perfect snaps!
Our Top 30 prettiest photos of Yorkshire
The sea at Bridlington
By Kevin Longden.
Who doesn't love the sound of crashing waves? The beaches of Bridlington provide a peaceful atmosphere while the pre-roman harbour and Old Town has buckets of history and character.
Filey Bay
By Helen Southren.
Filey Bay has an abundance of serenity and is popular with families and dog walkers. Approximately five miles of sandy beach stretches from the Brigg to the cliffs at Reighton.
The Cinder Track between Scalby and Burniston
By Mary Bailey.
Popular with walkers and cyclists, The Cinder Track stretches from Scarborough to Whitby and covers 21 miles of stunning scenery from the North York Moors National Park to the North Yorkshire coast.
Sunrise in Bawtry, South Yorkshire
By Lee Cocker.
A stone's throw away from Doncaster; the market town of Bawtry boasts stylish boutiques and independent shops.
Lakeside, South Yorkshire
By Nidge Nilsen.
The stillness and peace of the water at Lakeside near Doncaster.
Goathland, North York Moors
By Angela Shotton.
Goathland in the heart of the North York Moors National Park might be known to some as 'Aidensfield' from the popular television series Heartbeat or you may have even seen the village make an appearance in some Harry Potter films.
Bird over York skyline
By Steve Cartwright.
York is a stunning city with not only great skylines like this one to offer, but also stunning architecture such as York Minster, the city walls and Clifford's Tower.
The Seated Man sculpture
By Emma Bruce.
Relocated from the North Yorks Moor in 2019, The Seated Man is three metres tall, painted bronze and is proudly presented at Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP) in Wakefield.
Lumb Falls, West Yorkshire
By Kieran Riding.
A wonderful location for hikers and nature lovers, Lumb Hole Falls or Lumb Falls is a waterfall and loop trail located near Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire.
Swaledale field, Yorkshire Dales National Park
By Ben Ferguson.
At the heart of the Yorkshire Dales is Swaledale. Rolling hills and natural beauty at its finest.
Scar House Reservoir, Nidderdale
By George Lee.
A paradise for all kinds of nature, Scar House Reservoir alongside Angram Reservoir were built to supply water to the people of Bradford. Situated in the upper reaches of Nidderdale near Harrogate, there are many a splendid view to be had.
Hunmanby Gap
By Becky Dennis.
Not far from Filey, Hunmanby Gap is a little slice of paradise and tranquillity. Hunt for pebbles or even fossils as the sandy beach is aligned with glorious cliffs.
Filey
By Mick Swann.
Between Scarborough and Bridlington, the former fishing resort is now a popular seaside destination with tourists.
Sheffield and beyond from Blacka Moor
By Carol Blake.
Part of the Peak District, Blacka Moor spans across Sheffield and Rotherham so there are sure to be views for miles around.
Rawmarsh sunset, South Yorkshire
By Liam Vul Garrity.
Not far from Rotherham is the large village of Rawmarsh.
River Ouse, York
By Adam Davies.
At the heart of York is its rivers. Take a cruise along the River Ouse and enjoy a slower pace of viewing the historical city.
Hob Moor, York
By Russell Burn.
Part of the Knavesmire, one of York's ancient commons, Hob Moor is a local nature reserve where wildlife thrives and cows enjoy the pastures during the summer.
Sutton Bank, North York Moors National Park
By Timothy Taylor.
Situated in the Hambleton District of the North York Moors National Park, Sutton Bank is a hill providing glorious views across the Vale of York and the Vale of Mowbray.
Leeds morning sky
By Elliot Moore.
Leeds, West Yorkshire is a thriving, busy city in contrast to the serenity a sunrise provides as it silhouettes the buildings in it's path.
Leeds and Liverpool Canal
By Abi Marie Pearson.
Consisting of 127 miles, Leeds and Liverpool Canal is the longest canal in Northern England.
Robin Hood's Bay
By Lucy Law.
A popular destination with tourists, Robin's Hood Bay is picture perfect fishing village with narrow, cobbled streets to a sandy beach with rock pools to discover. Located on the Heritage Coast of the North York Moors.
Scarborough North Bay
By Mark Woolass.
With a much wilder feel to it than the town's South Bay, Scarborough's North Bay is surrounded by hills and cliffs for nature to thrive.
Knaresborough
By Emma Bruce.
Three miles from Harrogate is the market and spa town of Knaresborough. With its winding, medieval streets situated on the cliffs of the River Nidd while the railway viaduct provides more wholesome views across the Nidd Gorge. Knaresborough is home to England's oldest tourist attraction, Mother Shipton's Cave and the Petrifying Well.
Swaledale, Yorkshire Dales National Park
By Ben Ferguson.
Swaledale is the the beauty of wilderness personified. The area is known for its wildflower meadows, heather moors and waterfalls.
Farndale, North York Moors National Park
By Lesley Carr.
Known for its daffodils, Farndale is a valley and community in Ryedale district, North Yorkshire. Located in the North York Moors National Park, the valley sees the yellow flowers come to life every spring along a 7-mile stretch of the River Dove.
Scarborough South Bay
By Lea Tothe Annie.
Although known for its hustle and bustle of seaside attractions compared to other parts of the town, Scarborough's South Bay offers a sense of tranquillity when simply being at one with nature.
South Landing, Flamborough
By Claire Dobson.
South Landing beach is located on the South side of Flamborough Head. A short drive from Bridlington, this shingle and pebble beach provides much to do. From exploring rockpools, bird watching or even a walk along the stunning chalk cliffs.
Sprotbrough Flash, South Yorkshire
By Nidge Nilsen.
A haven for wildlife is Sprotbrough Flash near Doncaster. On the north bank of the River Don the nature reserve has woodland, wetland, open water and plenty of grassland for an array of creatures to inhabit in.
Rainbow, Scarborough South Bay
By Andy Pattison.
Views aplenty can be seen when looking over the landscapes of Scarborough.
Staithes, North Yorkshire
By Andy Wilkinson.
Once one of the largest fishing ports in the North East, the seaside village of Staithes is home to quaint cottages on cliff tops and charming cobbled paths - a real gem of the Yorkshire Coast.