Introduction
A guided walk in the Yorkshire Dales on Ingleborough can be a great way to spend the day. It can be as challenging or as relaxing as you wish. Going with a guide can help keep you safe and comfortable; make your experience more successful and enjoyable, including keeping the right pace; and can make the day a valuable learning experience, including passing on a whole host of useful tips.
Booking and Prices
If you want to book a guided walk up Ingleborough then see the main page for more details and prices or see what our clients say about us. You can also have a look at the Calendar for forthcoming “Open” events.
When you are ready, then get in touch to make an enquiry or a booking.
We offer many different guided walks in the Yorkshire Dales, including waterfall walks and the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge.
We also guide mountain walks in Snowdonia, the Lake District and the Scottish highlands.
Guided Walk – Ingleborough
Ingleborough (723m) is the second highest of the Yorkshire Three Peaks but for many it is the most interesting to walk on. Ingleborough has several ridges and approach routes, great expanses of limestone pavements, and the entrance to the famous cavern Gaping Gill. Whichever route you choose, there is plenty to see on Ingleborough. Like Pen y Ghent and Whernside, Ingleborough is composed chiefly of limestone. This is the rock most closely associated with the Yorkshire Dales. However, all three peaks have a ‘cap’ of gritstone which is immediately noticeable when you reach it. On our guided walks, we explain what has caused this.
Navigating off the summit of Ingleborough in poor visibility requires care and attention. There are many mountain rescue call-outs here for walkers taking the wrong route.
