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Elevation
508m
1,666 ft
Prominence
310m
Coordinates
54.0255, -2.0120
SD993588
OS Map
103
Explorer: OL2S
The summit features a small stone cairn and a modest trig point, providing a great photo opportunity and a sense of accomplishment.
Cracoe Fell primarily consists of Carboniferous limestone, making it notable for its distinctive rocky outcrops and unique habitats. The underlying limestone contributes to a variety of soil types, which in turn supports diverse vegetation.
From the summit, hikers can enjoy panoramas of the surrounding Dales, including the impressive valleys of Wharfedale and Airedale, as well as the distant peaks of the central Yorkshire Dales.
The name 'Cracoe' is thought to derive from the Old Norse 'kráka', meaning 'crow', indicating a connection to local wildlife or the landscape.
Cracoe Fell is part of the historic Yorkshire Dales, steeped in agriculture and cultural heritage, with nearby remnants of ancient settlements and farming practices.
A popular ascent starting from the picturesque village of Cracoe, offering a well-defined path with stunning views.
There is parking available in the village of Cracoe or along nearby roads, but be mindful of local restrictions.
Regular bus services connect Skipton and Grassington, making it quite handy for public transport users.
There are no facilities directly on the fell, but Cracoe has a friendly pub and nearby Skipton offers cafes, toilets, and shops.
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