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Elevation
435m
1,426 ft
Prominence
176m
Coordinates
54.4187, -1.1722
NZ538028
OS Map
93
Explorer: OL26N
At the summit, you'll find an impressive stone cairn that serves as a great spot for a selfie. Additionally, there's a trig point that stands tall and proud—perfect for those who enjoy ticking off their Trig Pillars!
The area is primarily composed of sandstone and clay, which give rise to the characteristic moorland vegetation. Layers of these materials form an interesting geological history that has shaped the local landscape.
Panoramic views of the North York Moors, including peaks like Roseberry Topping and the Cleveland Hills. On a clear day, you can even glimpse the North Sea in the distance.
The name 'Cringle' is thought to derive from an old Norse word meaning 'to cry'. Some suggest it refers to the calls of the local wildlife. 'Moor' speaks for itself!
Cringle Moor is part of the North York Moors National Park, which is known for its unique ecology and is a site of significant cultural heritage.
This route starts from the car park at Kildale and takes you through a combination of well-trodden paths and a section of open moorland, culminating at the summit with stunning views.
There's a small car park at Kildale (NZ552025) with space for around 10 vehicles. Be sure not to block any access paths!
The closest train station is at Kildale, which connects to Middlesbrough. From there, it's a short walk to the car park.
There are no facilities directly on the mountain, but Kildale has a local pub and a cafe where you can grab a bite or a drink after your adventure.
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