The Marton Arms
In the stunning setting of Thornton-in-Lonsdale, you’ll find The Marton Arms. Home cooked food, a wide drink selection and overnight accommodation await you.
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What’s On in Ingleton
Designed and run by YDG instructors who have more than 40 years’ experience in mountain rescue, these days are aimed at adult walkers and are about keeping safe and more importantly what to do if your day goes wrong or you come across someone else who needs help.
Where: Meet up at the YDG Barn at Stainforth and then walking in the area. Directions given when place(s) booked.
Cost: Normally £65 per person or £120 for two but only £60 or £110 for two if quote OGUGYDG
Age: Adults
Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies
Booking: Essential. Email info@yorkshiredalesguides.co.uk or phone 01729 824455
Special instructions: Bring a packed lunch with you and walking kit appropriate for the weather on the day. Map, compass and all safety kit supplied. Any questions please contact us on the phone number or email address shown.
Available this summer! Give caving a go and explore the recesses of Ingleborough Cave with our experienced guides. Pre-booking essential. For full details of what your adventure will involve, see photos. Family tickets available too.
Tutor Adrian Wood leads workshops in blacksmithing in many venues across the North of the country.
His courses are always very popular and fill up very quickly. He works on decorative blacksmithing commissions for many clients in his own forge at Hornby, Teeside when he’s not teaching others.
You will need to wear layers of old clothing as it can be hot work and sensible shoes (not plastic). Safety glasses must be worn and these will be provided along with a thick apron. 4 mobile burners and 6 anvils are set up so everyone can work together.
Basic blacksmithing skills will be taught to create a selection of items from key rings, curved hooks, toasting forks, pokers, and dragon hooks.
Dates: Sunday 19th August or Sunday 9th September 2018
Time: 9.45am until 4.30-5.00pm
Where: Broadrake, Chapel-le-Dale, Ingleton, LA6 3AX. SD 740792
See www.broadrake.co.uk/
directions for map and directions
Cost: £100 including all materials, lunch and refreshments
Age: Adults
Access: Unsuitable for wheelchairs
and buggies.
Booking: Essential – max 8 places. Telephone 015242 41357 or email info@broadrake.co.uk
Special instructions: Camping and overnight accommodation at Broadrake Bunkbarn is available with a 10% discount for all workshop participants.
Available this summer! Give caving a go and explore the recesses of Ingleborough Cave with our experienced guides. Pre-booking essential.
Things To Do In And Around Ingleton
There are many attractions to suit all ages, both in and around Ingleton. We have The Waterfalls Trail, Ingleton Pottery, show caves, and much more. There’s even a free cycle pump track and seasonal heated outdoor pool.
With activities to do both inside and out, it doesn’t matter what the weather is doing, we have it all covered.
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Accommodation / Where to Stay
If you’re looking for accommodation in Ingleton you’ve come to the right place. These pages list self-catering holiday cottages, bed and breakfasts, hotels and campsites in or close to Ingleton
Where to Eat & Drink
Ingleton has a wide variety of places to dine, whether you’re looking for restaurants, traditional pubs or tea shops. Look in this section for ideas.
Where to Shop
There’s a selection of independent shops in Ingleton, selling gifts, essentials and larger items. Member businesses are listed here.
Other Businesses & Services
Our village and area has lots of services to meet your every day and one-off requirements, whether you live here or want business-to-business services.
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About Ingleton
History of Ingleton
Historians are divided on the origin of the names Ingleton & Ingleborough. ‘Ingle‘ is an old Scots term for fire or beacon, in Danish as a prefix it denoted ‘English‘, while in Old English ‘ing‘ means peak. What is not in doubt is that Ingleton & Ingleborough were sites of ancient settlements.
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Ingleton Tourist Information
Ingleton Tourist Information Centre is based at the Community Centre in the main car park in the village centre and is open all year. it is one of very few T.I.C.s in the country to be managed and staffed entirely by volunteers from the local community..
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Ingleton Area Business Group (IABG)
The group was set up in 2015 to help improve the visability and reach of Ingleton and the surrounding area, increasing the awareness of the products and services provided by member businesses.
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