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Ingleton, surrounded by magnificent countryside with caves, waterfalls, and mountains. Ingleton lies on one of the main East-West routes across the Pennines used from prehistoric times, in the foothills of Ingleborough on the very edge of Yorkshire’s Dales.

The village was a quarrying and coal mining village, quarrying continues but coal mining has stopped, the only sign being the in the area known as New Village which was built for the miners and their families.

The village streets are narrow and winding, centred on the market place, where traces of the old bullring are still visible in the tarmac.

The Church of St. Mary's has one of Ingleton's oldest relics, an 800 year old Norman font, found in the river in the last century.

Mary Doyle, the mother of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, lived in nearby Masongill.

Around the area glaciation on the limestone has produced scars, erratics, limestone pavements, high cliffs and deep gorges, and below the surface are underground rivers, potholes and spectacular caves, some of which you can visit.

There is a heated open air swimming pool in Ingleton.

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Ingleton Tourist Attractions

 
Ingleborough, 723 metres, 2372 feet, high , one of of Yorkshire's Three Peaks, the others being Whernside and Penyghent, all of which can be climbed from here. The climb up is on a path from the village. It gets popular, with up to 120,000 people climbing up Ingleborough in a year. You can also start from Clapham, just east along the main road, so you can visit Ingleborough Cave and Gaping Gill, where the highest underground waterfall in Britain plunges down at the start of a network of caves.You can take the Ingleborough Estate Reginald Farrer Nature Trail, small charge here. If you make it to the top of Ingleborough there is an Iron Age fort.
 
Waterfalls Walk, get a leaflet from the Tourist Information Centre, to experience some of the most spectacular waterfall and woodland scenery. The walk is about 4.5 miles through ancient woodland and Dales scenery passing a series of waterfalls. Very popular, so don't expect to be alone.
 
Ingleborough Caves, Clapham, LA2 8EE, popular since discovered in 1837, the tours, every hour on the hour, follow a route through the caves and passages, all floodlit. Shop. etc.Tel: 01524 251242 Admission Fee
 
White Scar Cave, Ingleton, LA6 3AW, north towards Hawes on B6255, take the 80 minute tour of White Scar Cave from the entrance discovered in 1923, past waterfalls and through galleries to the 200,000 year old Battlefield Cavern, over 330 feet long, cafe, picnic area, shop. Open: 10:00- 17:30 daily, not Xmas,Tel: 01524 241244 Admission Fee
 
Chapel le Dale, towards Hawes on B6255, small church has memorial to the workers, including children, who died constructing the Settle-Carlisle railway line, buried in a mass grave.
 

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Beechtree Cottages New Road Ingleton LA6 3HN
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These recently purpose built luxury holiday cottages are centrally situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park an area of outstanding natural beauty.
With views of Ingleborough and just 10 minutes walk into the pretty village of Ingleton which offers pubs, shops, restaurants, 2 excellent indoor climbing walls and a seasonal outdoor swimming pool....
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Ingleview Ingleton LA6 3FE
Ingleview is a lovely, modern, newly-built property, ideally located to explore the Yorkshire Dales, Forest of bowland, Lake Districts and the coasts of Morecambe and Blackpool. The village of Ingleton nestles in the foothills of ... Sleeps 6

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Tommybank Cottage Ingleton LA6 3JG
A timeless retreat for relaxation, reflection and romance. Our cottage is a quality barn conversion, full of character, set amidst stunning scenery. Tommybank is spacious and comfortable, and combines the features of original beams, a real ... Sleeps 4

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Oysterber Farm Cottages Low Bentham Ingleton LA2 7ET
4 Cottages - Situated close to Ingleton in the Yorkshire Dales and famous for its waterfalls and caves. These 4 converted stone built cottages sleeping 2 to 7 people are set in 6 acres of beautiful countryside with superb panoramic views ... Sleeps 2 /5/7/6

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Around The Ingleton Area

Over to Settle for a trip to Carlisle.

Tourist Information on Nearby Towns To Visit - straight line distance:

Settle (9.55 miles) Carnforth (12.32 miles) Slaidburn (12.94 miles) Hawes (15.13 miles) Lancaster (15.25 miles) Kendal (16.42 miles) Garstang (21.41 miles)

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