Yesterday I did my first trip up Ingleborough. Having visited High Bentham a few times, seeing the peak so close and enticing made it a very alluring goal. I parked in the car park by the library in Ingleton, and bought a map and a scarf and some lunch, and made my way up on the bridleway that starts just outside the village on the road to Hawes.
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| On the way up, turning back to admire the view |
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| A little higher, a little bit more to see |
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| One o'clock, and a sheltered spot with a great view to eat my Fellsman Pie |
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| The view North, to Whernside, one of the three peaks |
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| The Snow was not new, and was quite grubby in places |
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| The View to the Northeast, to Simon Fell |
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| A view to the East, towards Pen-y-Ghent, one of the three peaks |
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| A view to the South, of Little Ingleborough |
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| Is it better to take a Selfie with a hat..... |
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| ... or without a hat? |
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| A View of the peak on the journey down |
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| A nice chocolate and banana muffin, eaten on the way down at the same spot as lunch on the way up. |
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| Half Past two and the Sun starts to break through |
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| A last admiring view of the peak on the way down |
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| A zig zag River valley |
