Adventure brief
All Creatures Great and Small Tour
Join Brit Movie Tours on an immersive journey through the filming locations of 'All Creatures Great and Small' in the stunning Yorkshire Dales. Discover the countryside that inspired beloved stories and experience the charm of rural England firsthand.
Set against the lush rolling hills of North Yorkshire, Brit Movie Tours offers a captivating journey through the iconic filming locations of the beloved 'All Creatures Great and Small.' This tour isn’t just about sight-seeing; it’s an invitation to step into the world that inspired one of Britain’s most cherished stories, capturing the essence of rural life and cinematic history. As the coach winds through the gentle contours of the Yorkshire Dales, visitors are transported to the very spots that brought the series to life—over 15 filming sites from both the original BBC series and the recent adaptation. Along the way, guides share behind-the-scenes tales that deepen your appreciation for the landscape's role in storytelling.
Participants will pause at landmarks like The Drovers Arms, a local pub that also appears in the series, where relaxing with a drink enhances the sense of connection to the story. Strolling through the quaint villages that served as filming backdrops, guests get a real sense of the charm and character that set the scene for iconic scenes and characters. The tour combines natural beauty with cultural richness, providing a unique way to experience Yorkshire’s countryside beyond hiking boots or cycling gear.
This adventure is ideal for film buffs, history enthusiasts, and anyone wanting a taste of authentic rural England. It’s a relaxing, yet visually engaging way to see the Dales while indulging in a favorite series that captures the spirit of Yorkshire’s landscape and its storytelling traditions. Whether you're a dedicated fan or simply curious about the area's cinematic past, Brit Movie Tours offers a memorable outing that blends film history with outdoor discovery in a way that feels personal, fun, and deeply rooted in local heritage.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Wear comfortable footwearessential
The tour involves walking through villages and outdoor areas, so sturdy shoes are recommended.
- 02Bring a camera or smartphoneinfo
Capture the picturesque scenery and iconic filming sites along the route.
- 03Check the weather forecastwarning
Yorkshire weather can be unpredictable; dress accordingly and bring waterproof layers if needed.
- 04Book in advanceessential
Tours can fill quickly, especially during peak seasons, so reserve your spot early.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Comfortable walking shoes
Good footwear ensures comfort during village strolls and outdoor stops.
EssentialWeather-appropriate clothing
Dressing in layers helps adjust to changing weather conditions.
spring|summer|fall|winterEssentialCamera or smartphone
Capture scenic moments and favorite filming locations.
Small backpack
Carry essentials like water, snacks, or extra layers comfortably.
Local insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Quiet lanes leading to lesser-known filming sites, Local craft shops in small villages
Local fauna
Sheep grazing on the hillside, Bird species like wrens and swallows
Historic heritage
The Yorkshire Dales have been a filming backdrop for numerous British TV series, capturing the rural way of life for generations.
Mindful exploration
Efforts are ongoing to preserve the natural beauty of the Dales, balancing tourism with environmental sustainability.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Overlook at Malham Cove, Village square in Hawes
- Subjects
- Scenic landscapes, Historic pubs and village streets, Famous filming locations
- Best times
- Early mornings for soft light, Late afternoons during golden hour
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Yes, the tour involves minimal walking and is appropriate for children of all ages.
Are lunch or refreshments included?
The tour includes stops where you can enjoy local pubs like The Drovers Arms, but meals are not included in the price.
How long does the tour last?
Typically, the tour lasts around 3 to 4 hours, including stops at filming locations and villages.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, reservations are recommended as tours can fill up, especially during peak times.
Is the tour accessible for those with mobility issues?
Most locations are accessible, but some uneven surfaces may require assistance; please notify in advance.
What should I bring on the tour?
Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a camera are recommended for a full experience.