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Ingleborough is the second tallest of the Yorkshire Three Peaks, and it is a long, steady climb up the hill from Horton-in-Ribblesdale to reach the summit. This is a fantastic walk with a huge amount of variety, including waterfalls, a ravine, and sweeping views (on a clear day). Gaping Gill is an excellent lunch spot, or a great place to just rest for a while! I was staying at Holme Farm campsite (and parked there) but you could also park in the National Park car park up the road.
Start: Holme Farm campsite
Alternative start point: Horton-in-Ribblesdale car park
Walking distance: 19.7 km (12.2 miles)
Cumulative elevation gain: 711m
Highest point: Ingleborough (723m)
Other landmarks: Gaping Gill, Trow Gill
Difficulty: 4/5
Date walked: 07/05/23
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