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Setting out from Ingleby Cross towards the wooded pathway leading up the side of Beacon Hill (directly ahead). This is the first stage
of the Cleveland Hills traverse.
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South Wood - under Beacon
Hill.
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Looking down on Ingleby
Cross from the top of Beacon Hill.
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Looking along the
Cleveland Hills escarpment.
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Dipping down through
Scugdale.
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Ascending Round Hill.
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Looking back across
Scugdale from near the top of Round Hill.
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On Carlton Moor looking
north east along Faceby Bank
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Lord Stone's Cafe. This is the famous subterranean cafe which is cut into the moorland rock at the top of Carlton Bank. Just behind the cafe lie the remains of the original Three Lords Stone which, centuries ago, marked the estate boundaries of 3 local Lords. It is also the site of some Bronze Age burial mounds, or tumuli, from where many flint arrowheads dating back over 5,000 years were discovered.
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From near the top of
Cringle Moor looking east towards Hasty Bank.
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On Cringle Moor with
Hasty Bank just ahead.
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The Wain Stones and Hasty
Bank.
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Climbing up through the
Wain Stones.
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On Hasty Bank top.
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After reaching Clay Bank
Top, our route dropped down through the woods to reach accommodation at
Great Broughton - 2 miles from the foot of Clay Bank.
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Wain Stones from the foot
of Clay Bank.
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