Bagged Ingleborough 723m (2373ft) The Southern Dales Area, The Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire, England

Ingleborough Summit Photograph by Dean Richardson Ingleborough is classified as a: Mountain (84th in Eng, 146th in Eng & Wales) Nuttall (105th in Eng, 179th in Eng & Wales) Marilyn (26th in Eng, 537th in GB) The summit of Ingleborough is marked by an Ordnance Survey Trig Point.   Ingleborough is on interactive maps: OS Explorer (Orange Covers) sheet: OL2 OS Landranger (Pink Covers) sheet: 98

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You can walk to the top of Ingleborough by using any of these 9 easy to follow route maps:

Walk ny333 The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge as a 3 day walk - Day 3 from Horton in Ribblesdale

Route Summary: - Ribblehead, (Railway Station - After Train Journey From Horton in Ribblesdale), B6255, Old Hill Inn, Chapel-le-Dale, Braithwaite Wife Hole, Ingleborough, Pen-y-ghent Cafe, Horton in Ribblesdale.

Length: 14.5km (9 miles) | Ascent: 501m (ft) | Allow at least: 5hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk ny130 Ingleborough and Raven Scar from The Old Hill Inn, Ribblehead

Route Summary: - Ribblehead, (The Old Hill Inn), Chapel-le-Dale, Braithwaite Wife Hole, Ingleborough Nature Reserve, Humphrey Bottom, Ingleborough, Quaking Pot, Crina Bottom Farm, White Scars, High Howeth, Raven Scar, Harry Hallam's Moss, Old Hill Inn, Ribblehead.

Length: 13km (8 miles) | Ascent: 589m (ft) | Allow at least: 5hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk ny119 Ingleborough from Clapham

Route Summary: - Clapham, Clapdale Farm, Ingleborough Cave, Trow Gill, Gaping Gill, Little Ingleborough, Ingleborough, Little Ingleborough, Newby Moss, Newby Cote, Clapham.

Length: 13.5km (8½ miles) | Ascent: 664m (ft) | Allow at least: 5hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk ny102 Ingleborough and Newby Moss from Ingleton

Route Summary: - Ingleton, Ingleton Information Centre, Richmond House, Fell Lane, Crina Bottom Farm, Quaking Pot, Ingleborough, Little Ingleborough, Newby Moss, Newby Cote, Bleak Bank, Duck Dub, Holly Platt, Slatenber, Jenkin Bridge, Ingleton.

Length: 15km (9½ miles) | Ascent: 686m (ft) | Allow at least: 5½hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk ny191 Ingleborough and Raven Scar from Ingleton

Route Summary: - Ingleton, Ingleton Tourist Information Centre, Fell Lane, Crina Bottom Farm, Quaking Pot, Ingleborough, Humphrey Bottom, Ingleborough Nature Reserve, Raven Scar, High Howeth, Harry Hallam's Moss, White Scars, Ingleton.

Length: 15km (9½ miles) | Ascent: 720m (ft) | Allow at least: 5¾hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk ny154 Ingleborough and the Ingleton Waterfalls from Ingleton

Route Summary: - Ingleton, Fell Lane, Crina Bottom Farm, Quaking Pot, Ingleborough, Humphrey Bottom, Ingleborough Nature Reserve, Braithwaite Wife Hole, Souther Scales Farm, Chapel-le-Dale, Twistleton Scars, Oddies Lane, The Ingleton Waterfalls Trail, Beezley Falls, Snow Falls, Ingleton.

Length: 16km (10 miles) | Ascent: 684m (ft) | Allow at least: 5¾hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk ny171 Ingleborough and Simon Fell from The Old Hill Inn, Ribblehead

Route Summary: - Ribblehead, (The Old Hill Inn), Ingleborough Nature Reserve, Humphrey Bottom, Ingleborough, Simon Fell, Park Fell (Ribblehead), New Close Farm, Ribblehead, Gunnerfleet Farm, Ivescar Farm, Broadrake Farm, Ellerbeck Farm, Jingle Pot, Chaple-le-Dale, The Old Hill Inn, Ribblehead.

Length: 18.5km (11½ miles) | Ascent: 679m (ft) | Allow at least: 6½hrs | Grade: Moderate

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Walk ny322 The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge as a 2 day walk - Day 2 from Horton in Ribblesdale

Route Summary: - Horton in Ribblesdale, Railway Station, Train Journey, Ribblehead Railway Station, Ribblehead, Blea Moor, Whernside, Broadrake Farm, Ribblehead, Blea Moor, Whernside, Broadrake Farm, Chapel-le-Dale, Braithwaite Wife Hole, Ingleborough, Pen-y-ghent Cafe, Horton in Ribblesdale.

Length: 22.5km (14 miles) | Ascent: 977m (ft) | Allow at least: 8½hrs | Grade: Hard

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Walk ny101 The Yorkshire Three Peaks from Horton in Ribblesdale (New 2013 Route)

Route Summary: - Horton in Ribblesdale, Pen-y-ghent Cafe, Brackenbottom, Gavel Rigg, The Pennine Way, Pen-y-ghent, Hunt Pot, Hull Pot, Whitber Hill, God's Bridge, Brow Gill Beck, Nether Lodge, River Ribble, Lodge Hall (or Ingman Lodge), Ribblehead, Blea Moor, Whernside, Broadrake Farm, Chapel-le-Dale, Braithwaite Wife Hole, Ingleborough, Pen-y-ghent Cafe, Horton in Ribblesdale.

Length: 38.5km (24 miles) | Ascent: 1614m (ft) | Allow at least: 14hrs | Grade: Very Hard

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Fellow go4awalkers who have already walked, climbed, summited & bagged Ingleborough

Stephen Normanton walked up Ingleborough on January 1st, 2019 [from/via/route] old hill inn [with] Karen smith [weather] cool clear - new years day 2019

Colin Egan climbed Ingleborough on November 16th, 2018 [from/via/route] Continuation from Whernside via 3 Peak route, descent via Souther Scales ridge to Ribblehead. [with] My wife Faith [weather] Cloudy and cold, some rain. In the cloud on top! - We decided that we would do the 3 Peaks over 2 days as we are not young enough and fast enough to do it at speed! The last bit of the descent was in the dark, fortunately we had torches but the route was not clear and it was not a very easy path to find. Going to invest in a more powerful head torch as that would help.

Stephen Reader bagged Ingleborough on July 3rd, 2018 [from/via/route] from Ingleton then back down over Ingleborough Common [with] On my own [weather] Glorious sunshine but very warm - Views to die for.

Kevin Foster hiked Ingleborough on August 22nd, 2017 [from/via/route] Clapham [with] Peter and Henry [weather] Hill mist clearing from summit by afternoon - This was a great route up a great mountain. The approach through the man made grounds of Ingleborough Hall was picturesque but then just around the corner, after the entrance to Ingleborough show cave, the natural wonders began. Trow Gill a narrow rocky cleft in a limestone gorge. Gaping Gill a monster pot hole that has the largest unbroken waterfall in England into which Fell Beck disappears. Not today though as the Craven pot holing club had partially dammed the beck and were winching people in and out of the cavern for charity. One chap who arrived the same time as us had booked to go down and then had a 4 hour wait. We decided we had bigger fish to fry. After a leisurely lunch stop on Little Ingleborough the waiting game we had been playing all day finally paid off and the mist cleared from the summit. The clear top allowed us to explore for a while and take plenty of photos but the humidity in the air prevented much clarity in the distant views sadly. Oh well can't complain we were lucky to get a mist free summit.

Trevor Williams summited Ingleborough on December 10th, 2013 - climbed on 22/8/2017 with Bury HF

Iain Cocks conquered Ingleborough on May 24th, 2017 [from/via/route] Clapham [with] Paul Smith [weather] Misty - Couldn't see a thing

Mark Davidson scaled Ingleborough on October 11th, 2001 [with] Theresa [weather] A bit grey in the valley and thick fog and mist on the summit - couldn't see more than 5 yards.

Darin Torrance walked up Ingleborough on May 7th, 2017 [from/via/route] Horton

Robert Shaw climbed Ingleborough on May 21st, 2009 [from/via/route] Traditional 3 peaks challenge route anti clockwise. [with] Steve Capron, Adam Shaw, Simon Bennett, Adam Warbrick. [weather] Cold but clear, occasional hail showers/ - 9 hours dead for the challenge.

Michael Naylor bagged Ingleborough on May 20th, 2016 [from/via/route] Clapham, Trow Gill, Gaping Gill [weather] Sunny, windy

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