Ingleton - Land of Caves and Watefalls
Situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, Ingleton is an ideal holiday destination for outdoor activities or just relaxing in tranquil countryside. It is also an excellent touring centre with the Lake District, north-west coast and Forest of Bowland only a day-trip away.
Tourist Information | Ingleton - Land of Caves and Waterfalls
The Heart of Three Peaks Country in the Yorkshire Dales. Home; About Ingleton. Useful Information; Community Defibrillators; Children’s Page
About Ingleton | Ingleton - Land of Caves and Waterfalls
The Ingleton skyline is dominated by Ingleborough, at 723 metres (2372 feet) the best known of Yorkshire’s Three Peaks. The ascent, by a relatively easy path from the village, yields panoramic views towards Morecambe Bay and the remains of an …
Local Attractions | Ingleton - Land of Caves and Waterfalls
Places to visit and things to do abound in the Ingleton area - in the village itself, in the hills and dales of the National Park and a little further afield. The places and attractions listed here are a but a few of them.
Things To Do | Ingleton - Land of Caves and Waterfalls
Ingleton nestles in the foothills of Ingleborough on the threshold of Yorkshire's beautiful Limestone Dales. Above ground, glaciation has produced spectacular scars, erratics, limestone pavements, high cliffs and deep dry gorges.
Getting To Ingleton | Ingleton - Land of Caves and Waterfalls
The village of Ingleton lies on the western edge of North Yorkshire close to the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The Forest of Bowland, the coastal areas around Morecambe Bay and the Lake District are all close by.
Tourist Information Centre | Ingleton - Land of Caves and Waterfalls
Ingleton's Tourist Information Centre is situated inside the Ingleborough Community Centre adjacent to the Main Car Park. It is manned on a rota system by a team of volunteers and is open to visitors daily all year round.
Where To Stay | Ingleton - Land of Caves and Waterfalls
Where To Stay in Ingleton. Ingleton and the surrounding area welcomes holidaymakers and boasts a range of holiday accommodation catering for most tastes. The accommodation is listed in alphabetical order within each category. Hotels & Guest Houses; Bed & Breakfast; Cottages & Lodges; Bunk Barns; Caravans & Camping; Youth Hostel
Britain's Favourite Walks | Ingleton - Land of Caves and Waterfalls
ITV's programme "Britain's Favourite Walks: Top 100" was based on the results of the largest survey ever conducted into the UK’s hiking habits. The top 100 routes, as voted for by more than 8,000 walking enthusiasts, included several walks within easy reach of Ingleton.
History | Ingleton - Land of Caves and Waterfalls
The caves of Ingleton have been famous for centuries, with examples such as the Cave of Yordas in Kingsdale being mentioned in the 1700's by a passing priest. Ingleton is as rich historically as it is geologically, and there is much that can be learnt about this fascinating area.