Best mountain peaks around Ingleby Arncliffe are characterized by rolling hills, woodlands, and expansive moorland ridges rather than towering peaks. The area offers numerous elevated points that provide extensive views and challenging walks. These natural features make the region a notable destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking varied terrain.
Last updated: May 6, 2026
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This is where I realised wearing new boots for a hike this long was a BAD idea!
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Lots of view points, people rock climbing and the up and downs test you as they are short, but a touch punchy for their short elevation!
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You’ll have to jump over the wall and fence from the footpath to touch the trig pillar
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Would of been some view but fog was in today
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Great views east over Near Moor and Pamperdale Moor, all the way to Whorlton Moor on the horizon.
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From the top of Beacon Hill you can see the dramatic northern escarpment of the moors, stretching away to Roseberry Topping. Fantastic views, and there is quite an easy track directly down Scarth Wood Moor to Sheep Wash car park.
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If Cringle End is your destination, approach from Lordstones Country Park to the west, the gradient is more forgiving and the path is relatively straight. If you crest Cringle Moor from the east you will find the ascent comprises vicious sections of very twisty stone path with much steeper gradient, according to the elevation profile on Komoot, up to and over 33%. Quite punishing if you already have already covered a lot of miles and ascent.
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Among the most popular elevated points are The Wainstones, known for its distinctive rocky outcrops and views towards Middlesbrough, and Carlton Bank Summit Trig Point, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the North York Moors and Roseberry Topping.
Yes, for those seeking a challenge, Cringle End Summit offers a demanding climb with steep sections, providing rewarding views from the top. The Ingleby Incline, a former self-acting railway, also presents a tough but highly scenic ascent with sweeping moorland views.
You'll encounter a variety of natural features, including expansive moorland ridges, distinctive rocky outcrops like The Wainstones, and woodlands, especially around Whorl Hill. Many summits, such as Carlton Bank Summit Trig Point, offer vast panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.
Yes, the View from Beacon Hill Summit is considered family-friendly, offering fantastic, far-reaching views and an easy track directly down Scarth Wood Moor. Hawnby Hill also provides varied scenery and great views from its summit with routes that are not overly demanding.
The highest point within the North York Moors National Park is Urra Moor, specifically Round Hill, which stands at 1,490 feet (454m). Its summit is marked by a trig point and a Bronze Age burial mound known as Botton Howe.
Yes, Urra Moor's Round Hill summit features a Bronze Age burial mound (Botton Howe). Additionally, The Wainstones area has prehistoric carvings on lower ground, though they can be difficult to discern due to erosion. The Ingleby Incline is also a significant historical feature, being a former self-acting railway.
From summits like Carlton Bank Summit Trig Point, you can expect breathtaking panoramic views, including the distinctive shape of Roseberry Topping, the undulating North York Moors, and potentially the Pennines. Black Hambleton Summit Trig Point offers great views across to the Yorkshire Dales on a clear day.
The area offers a range of outdoor activities. You can explore various running trails, including challenging routes like the Beacon Hill loop. For cycling enthusiasts, there are numerous road cycling routes and touring bicycle options. Find more details on specific routes in the Road Cycling Routes around Ingleby Arncliffe, Running Trails around Ingleby Arncliffe, and Cycling around Ingleby Arncliffe guides.
Yes, The Wainstones, with its distinctive and rugged rocky outcrops, is a popular spot for rock climbers in addition to hikers.
The Cleveland Way National Trail passes through this area, notably leading to the summit of Urra Moor (Round Hill). Black Hambleton Summit Trig Point is also located on the Cleveland Way, offering great views and a less busy experience.
Visitors frequently highlight the breathtaking panoramic views from moorland summits like Carlton Bank Summit Trig Point and the unique rock formations of The Wainstones. The remote and atmospheric experience of places like Urra Moor and the challenging yet rewarding ascents are also highly appreciated.


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