Ingleborough - Mountain Summits on Waymarking.com

The Mountain of Ingleborough is basically a Limestone plinth 800 feet thick and capped with a cone of repeated layers of shale,this is very free draining and water drains through the shale to the Limestone caves and potholes which lie beneath,the most well known and largest cavern is Gaping Gill,which is reputed to be big enough to hold St.Paul's Cathedral,this Gill is a popular stop off point on the way to the summit.

Altitude in Feet: 2373

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