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Elevation
628m
2,060 ft
Prominence
33m
Coordinates
54.2086, -2.4785
SD688793
OS Map
98
Explorer: OL2W
The summit is marked by a prominent trig point, which makes for a perfect photo opportunity (hopefully not a selfie with the trig point photobombing).
Gragareth is primarily composed of limestone with occasional outcrops of gritstone. This sedimentary rock formation is typical of the region, offering a fascinating glimpse into geological history, including fossils that reveal the sea floor from millions of years ago.
From the top, you can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding Yorkshire Dales, including Ingleborough and the Ribble Valley. On a clear day, you'll also spot as far as the Lake District.
The name 'Gragareth' is thought to derive from 'Grag', which could indicate a rocky hill, and ‘areth’, suggesting a height or elevation.
Gragareth was historically part of the land managed by local farming communities, and it is a pivotal point for many walking routes in the region.
A popular route that connects Whernside, one of the Yorkshire Three Peaks, to Gragareth. This trail offers a scenic path across grassy moorland with splendid views.
Starting from Ingleton, this route takes hikers through picturesque farmland and onto the slopes of Gragareth. Ideal for those looking to combine a bit of rural charm with their hiking.
There is parking available at the Ingleton village car park, which is a short distance from your starting point. Public parking is also available at Bull Pot Farm.
Ingleton is serviced by a few local bus routes, making it fairly accessible. The nearest railway station is in Giggleswick, about 10 miles away.
Ingleton offers several cafes, pubs, and public toilets to ensure you're well-fuelled before and after your trek.
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Grid Ref: SD688793
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