Walk ny114 Addlebrough via Worton Pasture from Askrigg, Wensleydale

This 7¾ mile, Grade 5 (Moderate), easy-to-follow, hand-crafted walk, complete with GPS Waypoints, starts at Askrigg & will take about 4¼ hrs to complete.

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Vital Statistics:

Length:7¾mls (12.5km)
Ascent:1,214ft (370m)
Time:4¼hrs
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Route outline for walk ny114:

Askrigg  -  Askrigg Bottoms  -  The River Ure  -  Wensleysdale  -  Worton Bridge  -  Worton  -  Cubeck  -  Carpley Green Road  -  Worton Pasture  -  Carpley Green Farm  -  Addlebrough  -  Swallow Hole  -  Worton Scar  -  Worton  -  Wensleydale  -  Askrigg Bottoms  -  Askrigg

Peaks, Summits and Tops reached on this walk:

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Peak Bagging Statistics for this walk:

The highest point of this walk is Addlebrough at 477m (1565ft). Addlebrough is known as an English Bridget. The summit of Addlebrough is marked by an Ordnance Survey Trig Point.


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Some Photos and Pictures from Walk ny114 Addlebrough via Worton Pasture from Askrigg, Wensleydale

In no particular order . . .

Addlebrough from Worton Pasture

Addlebrough from Worton Pasture

Photo: Billy Leech (7)

Addlebrough from Carpley Green Farm

Addlebrough from Carpley Green Farm

Photo: Billy Leech (9)

On the Carpley Green Road (track)

On the Carpley Green Road (track)

Photo: Billy Leech (5)

Fingerpost at Cubeck Farm

Fingerpost at Cubeck Farm

Photo: Billy Leech (4)

Worton village

Worton village

Photo: Billy Leech (3)

Addlebrough trig point

Addlebrough trig point

Photo: Billy Leech (12)

Askrigg Church

Askrigg Church

Photo: Billy Leech (1)

Cairn and Ladder Stile on Addlebrough

Cairn and Ladder Stile on Addlebrough

Photo: Billy Leech (10)

Askrigg Bottoms

Askrigg Bottoms

Photo: Mark Reid (3)

Semer Water from Worton Pasture

Semer Water from Worton Pasture

Photo: Billy Leech (8)

The path back to Askrigg across Askrigg Bottoms from Worton Bridge over the River Ure

The path back to Askrigg across Askrigg Bottoms from Worton Bridge over the River Ure

Photo: Mark Reid (6)

The River Ure, Askrigg Bottoms

The River Ure, Askrigg Bottoms

Photo: Mark Reid (4)

Askrigg Bottoms near Askrigg

Askrigg Bottoms near Askrigg

Photo: Mark Reid (5)

Stepping Stones across the River Ure near Askrigg

Stepping Stones across the River Ure near Askrigg

Photo: Mark Reid (2)

Askrigg Church

Askrigg Church

Photo: Mark Reid (1)

Addlebrough summit cairn

Addlebrough summit cairn

Photo: Billy Leech (11)

Wensleydale from the Carpley Green Road (track)

Wensleydale from the Carpley Green Road (track)

Photo: Billy Leech (6)

The River Ure from Worton Bridge

The River Ure from Worton Bridge

Photo: Billy Leech (2)


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