Ingleborough
The route to the summit of Ingleborough is a popular walk for visitors to the Carnforth region. The summit is a broad plateau around half a mile in circumference and features an Ordnance Survey trig point at the highest point.
Along the northern and eastern edges of the plateau you’ll find the tumbled remains of a wall that was once part of an Iron Age hill fort. Ingleborough is geologically significant with a belt of carboniferous limestone as well as layers of harder limestone sandwiched between softer rocks.
The view from here is spectacular and includes Manod Mawr in Snowdonia in the distance.
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