Foreground has a tent porch on the front with coloured bunting adorning the poles, to te left and set back a little is a large blue tent facing away from us. In theback ground is the mighty Ingleborough and clear skies.

Ingleborough Base Camp

CAMP • HIKE • CHILL

Tonight

it's your view.

Tomorrow

it's your mountain.

Ever wondered about climbing Ingleborough?

As one of the Yorkshire Three Peaks, Ingleborough can look a little daunting. And honestly, I wasn't really sure what to expect the first time I ventured up there either.

But with a group around me, and someone who had walked the route many times before, it turned out to be an experience I'll never forget.

So let us take some of the worry out of your adventure. Join us for a rewarding challenge, good company and the chance to stand on top of one of Yorkshire's most iconic peaks.

Glamping pod in the late evening sunshine, with a terrace to relax on and fire to enjoy

CAMP

You choose where to stay.

Bring your tent, pitch up with your touring caravan, or why not try one of our glamping pods?

There's nothing better than sinking into a real bed after a day in the hills.

Wooden footpath sign pointing across a field on a beautiful Yorkshire Dales walk

HIKE

We'll start the day with a hearty breakfast.

A bacon, sausage and egg butty, ready to fuel you up for the day ahead.

Then you'll meet your guide, make sure you're ready for the route and set off for your Ingleborough adventure.

It's not just a walk, we'll discuss map reading techniques and explore the landscape around us.

Meat and potato pie with peas, ready to enjoy after a day walking Ingleborough

CHILL

You've climbed Ingleborough. Now it's time to relax.

We'll have the food ready for when you get back, so all you need to do is kick off your boots, settle in and enjoy the evening.

Pie and peas — TBC

A fire pit, good food, great company... and maybe even a few surprises along the way.

You never quite know what might happen around the campfire. ❓

Not sure if it's for you?

You've probably got a few questions before you book.

So let's answer some of them...

1, How hard is Ingleborough? It's a proper Yorkshire Three Peaks challenge, so you'll need a reasonable level of fitness and be comfortable walking for several hours over varied terrain. We'll give you all the information you need before you book.

2, How far will we walk? It's around 4 miles to the summit, so you're looking at approximately 8 miles there and back. A good day's walking, but you'll have plenty of time to enjoy the views along the way.

3, How long will the hike take? We'll allow around 5 hours for the walk, depending on the conditions and pace of the group. Your guide will keep you informed throughout the day, with plenty of time to stop, catch your breath and enjoy the views.

4, Not sure of the route? That's exactly why you'll have a guide. They'll know the route and help you navigate the day.

5, Not sure you're ready? Before you set off, your guide will check your kit and talk through the day with you, so you know what to expect.

6, Travelling solo? You're very welcome. Come and join the group — you might even leave with a few new friends.

7, What if the weather is bad? The weather in the hills can change quickly. Your guide will make the final call on whether conditions are suitable and we'll keep you updated if plans need to change.

8, What do I need to take? We'll give you a kit list before your adventure, so you know exactly what you'll need for the day.

9, Will I get lost? Not with our guide leading the way. You can concentrate on putting one foot in front of the other and enjoying the adventure.

Couple relaxing outside their touring caravan on a spacious pitch at Meadow Falls

Because the hike is only part of the story

It's the anticipation the night before. The first glimpse of the summit. The conversations along the way. That moment you realise you've made it. And then there's nothing quite like coming back, kicking off your boots and settling in.

Sit around the fire, Grab something to eat and enjoy the view of the mountain you've just climbed.