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Elevation
361m
1,184 ft
Prominence
127m
Coordinates
54.0696, -2.6375
SD583639
OS Map
97
Explorer: OL41W
The summit features a prominent trig point known as Caton Moor trig point, which serves as an excellent navigational aid and a popular photo opportunity. The surrounding area is relatively flat, offering ample space to enjoy a picnic.
Predominantly composed of sedimentary rock, Caton Moor offers a delightful view into the geological past of the area with its limestone and shale deposits. The landscape is evidence of the effects of glacial erosion.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy expansive views of the Forest of Bowland, Morecambe Bay, and the distant peaks of the Lake District. Don't forget your camera; the sunsets here are absolutely a sight to behold!
The name 'Caton' is derived from the Old Norse word 'káti', meaning 'great place', and 'Moor' referring to the area’s typical boggy heathland.
Caton Moor has long been a treasure for locals and hikers alike, a place where one can disconnect from the daily grind and immerse in nature’s tranquillity.
A scenic loop starting from the village of Caton, leading through beautiful countryside and ascending to the summit, ideal for a family day out.
Parking is available at the end of the village of Caton, near the start of the route. It’s a small area but usually not too busy.
Buses run regularly from Lancaster to Caton, making it accessible for those without cars. Check local bus timetables for current information.
There are limited facilities in Caton, but you can find a lovely café for refreshments. Public toilets are available in the village.
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Grid Ref: SD583639
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