Brimham Rocks is run by the National Trust. Entry is free but you need
to pay £5 to park. It’s basically what it says – rocks – a number of rock
formations that you can climb up and the views over Nidderdale are
amazing.
After visiting Brimham Rocks, we went into Knaresborough for dinner,
although there is a café there on site. We
ate dinner in a little café called Scarlett’s Vintage Tea Rooms, hidden away
from the main town centre in a courtyard around the corner from Knaresborough
Castle. We sat upstairs and ordered our food; we had a nice view out of
the window and they had a set of dominos on the table. The food was
lovely and arrived quickly even though they were busy.
We had planned on walking along the river after dinner but being a
typical summer day it started to rain, and thunder, and lightning so we had to
make a dash for the car instead.
