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Yorkshire Dales

Region	Star	#	Walk	Km	Effort	Ht. gain	Description	London
Yorkshire Dales		436	Baugh Fell	19.8	8	550	Remote hill in wild countryside with fine views. Some rough and pathless ground. Return via Ure Force (waterfall).
Yorkshire Dales		442	Fountains Fell and Catrigg Force	24.4	7	725	Easy exploration of a wild and remote fell. Return with views of green valleys, Malham Tarn and Catrigg Force waterfall. Finish along elevated path above Ribblesdale
Yorkshire Dales		437	Great Knoutberry Hill	18.2	6	625	Easy mountain walk from England's highest station onto grassy hill with fine views. Passes three railway viaducts and uses good track across Blea Moor.
Yorkshire Dales		439	Ingleborough via Ingleton	24.3	8	825	Demanding walk across the fearsome Ingleborough and down to the tourist hotspot Ingleton. Return via fascinating limestone plateau. Waterfalls Route Option
Yorkshire Dales		440	Ingleborough via Moughton Scars and Gaping Gill	20.7	7	700	Easy route over Yorkshire's finest via the limestone paradise that is its easterly end: limestone pavement, caves, a dramatic gorge and chasm, a pot with the longest waterfall, views
Yorkshire Dales		7	Leeds City Centre	9	2	100	Varied route through the centre of the 'Capital of the North'
Yorkshire Dales		441	Pen-y-ghent and Plover Hill	17.2	5	575	The iconic Pen-y-ghent via a quiet ascent route, then the even quieter Plover Hill. Return through remote countryside on good paths. Fine views all round.
Yorkshire Dales		428	Pendle Hill	23	7	650	Easy route up and across the solitary Pendle Hill facing the Yorkshire Dales, descent across moor and through pastures then follow the meandering Ribble River
Yorkshire Dales		443	Settle Circular via Malham	22.8	7	800	From a pretty market town through impressive limestone scenery to the natural wonders of Malham: cove, waterfall, dramatic gorge, dry valleys, a stream out of caves, a very large tarn
Yorkshire Dales		438	Whernside	20.7	6	600	Onto Yorkshire's highest point along quiet back-of-the-hill route. Return through the limestone country of Chapel-le-Dale.