Hawes, situated in the Upper Wensleydale, is very popular especially in summer with walkers and tourists who drive across this region. Some of the main tourist attractions are the Dales Countryside Museum and the Hardraw Force waterfall. Hawes is a regular town with a normal market, as well as several Hawes hotels and pubs. Hawes is situated in the heart of the great hiking or walking country and the Pennine Way cuts across the town. During summer you will find Hawes hotels packed with adventure enthusiasts.

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Hawes remains a market town, and you can experience the tradition on Tuesdays when local companies display their wares of traditional cheese. The town also continues its rope making tradition. The National Park Visitor Centre will assist you on details related to walks and more. You can visit the Wensleydale Creamery Visitor Centre which is dedicated to making powdery-white Wallace and Gromit cheese. Tourism is an important part of the economy in Hawes. Hotels here cater to the needs of business as well as leisure travellers. Stay in Hawes hotels to explore the region close by.