Ingleton & High Bentham

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The Ingleton & High Bentham area lies in the western part of North Yorkshire, near the border with Lancashire. It is known for its rugged landscapes, including the Yorkshire Dales and the Forest of Bowland. The area features limestone cliffs, waterfalls, and caves, with Ingleton Waterfalls Trail being a popular attraction. High Bentham sits on the edge of the Dales, offering access to moorland and farmland.

The region has a mix of traditional stone-built villages and market towns. Ingleton has a strong community feel, with local shops, pubs, and cafes. High Bentham serves as a gateway to the Dales, with walking and cycling routes nearby. The area is also close to the Three Peaks of Yorkshire, making it a base for outdoor activities. Both towns retain a rural character, with historic buildings and a connection to farming heritage.