About Geology Group
The earth formations and movements of the past have created an area of outstanding natural beauty.
The most recent apparent dominant force is glaciation which has created the landscape which we see today, in particular the Upper Wharfedale Valley, but there is much more to the valleys, hills and rocks of the Yorkshire Dales.
The Geology Group meets on the last Wednesday of each month for a visit to some site of geological interest.
January 2019
Geology Group2019-01-06T13:59:17+01:00
Cow Green Geological Trail, Teesdale, August, 2018Geology Group2019-01-06T13:59:17+01:00
Geology Group2019-02-19T11:53:25+01:00
Geology Group Programme 2019Geology Group2019-02-19T11:53:25+01:00
Geology Group2019-01-06T14:04:01+01:00
Slaidburn, July, 2018Geology Group2019-01-06T14:04:01+01:00
Geology Group2019-01-06T14:05:12+01:00
Providence Lead Mine and Rain Pot Hole, June 2018Geology Group2019-01-06T14:05:12+01:00
Geology Group2019-01-06T14:06:31+01:00
Greenhow, April, 2018Geology Group2019-01-06T14:06:31+01:00
Geology Group2019-01-06T14:08:01+01:00
Eycott Hill Nature Reserve, May, 2018Geology Group2019-01-06T14:08:01+01:00
Geology Group2019-01-06T14:11:08+01:00
Nick o’ Pendle and Wiswell Moor Quarries, March 2018Geology Group2019-01-06T14:11:08+01:00
November 2018
December 2017
August 2016
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