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Limestone
Country Peace  Nature Trail Norbers
Boulders Ingleborough Trow Gill The
meltwaters of the Ice Age created this spectacular ravine.
. . through woodland and wild flowers. Since its creation in 1970
it has celebrated Reginald Farrer who introduced many alpine species
from China, Tibet and Upper Burma. The rhododendrons are amazing.
Views
from the summit are stunning, looking across to Ribblehead Viaduct,
to Whernside and Pen-y-ghent and southwest to the sea.
Conducted
tours lead you through an exciting underground world of stalactites
and stalagmites.
Here
a sea of erratic boulders covers the landscape, some perched on
plinths of limestone.
 Move your mouse over the pictures and map, to find out more ! Dramatic
limestone pavements cover labyrinths of underground passages,
while buzzard, curlew and lapwing fly high above.
This
easy trail leads you up from the old sawmill, past the lake and
towards Ingleborough .
To
download a printable (pdf) version, click here.
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