Kingsdale Valley Road – Ribblehead Viaduct loop from Ingleton

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United Kingdom

England

Yorkshire And The Humber

Ingleton

Kingsdale Valley Road – Ribblehead Viaduct loop from Ingleton

Moderate

5.0

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Kingsdale Valley Road – Ribblehead Viaduct loop from Ingleton

03:00

43.3km

730m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 4, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 8.04 km for 177 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

Get Directions

393 m

Ingleton Pump Track

Highlight • MTB Park

Brilliant family fun at Ingleton pump track, with a bakery next door for post bike ride treats!

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2.66 km

Ruins

3.46 km

Tree on Rocky Outcrop, Yorkshire Dales National Park

Highlight (Segment) • Natural Monument

4.56 km

Kingsdale Valley Road

Highlight • Cycleway

The beautiful open plateau of the Kingsdale Valley. Lovely strip of quiet tarmac which is often empty as the road is gated at the Northern end

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8.12 km

Yordas cave was a show cave in Victorian times, with visitors travelling from miles around. Because of this, it's been made very accessible with a widened entrance with carved steps. You don't need any specialist equipment (except wellies and a head torch) to visit this amazing place, where you can travel 100m underground, following the course of a shallow stream through a huge chamber full of stalactites to eventually reach a huge underground waterfall at the back of the cave. Superb!

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14.0 km

Deepdale Head Waterfall

Highlight • Natural Monument

Pool's excellent for a quick swim. Not too cold and easy to get in and out of

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26.7 km

Top o'Dent

Mountain Pass

33.2 km

Ribblehead Viaduct

Highlight • Viewpoint

To see this viaduct in all its glory I would seriously suggest heading up towards the top of Whernside, once at the peak head on the southern track for about half a mile or so, it looks a whole lot more impressive from almost 700m up.

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