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	Three Peaks - camping, climbing and walking equipment
		Whernside is the highest of Yorkshire's Three Peaks and the highest point in the Yorkshire Dales.
		Whernside Tarns are seen on the plateau to the north.
		Whernside's views are of a sweeping Dales landscape to the east, mile upon mile of brown rolling fells.
	www.three-peaks.co.uk /walk.cfm (1052 words)

	Whernside - one of Yorkshire's famous Three Peaks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		At 2,414 ft, Whernside is the highest of the Yorkshire Dales' famous "Three Peaks".
		Although many think Whernside to be visually less interesting than its distinctive neighbours Ingleborough and Pen-y-Ghent, the summit of this fell offers some spectacular views.
		Like its neighbours, Whernside is capped by millstone grit on top of limestone - a geological profile which gives rise to a network of caves and potholes formed by waters draining off the upper slopes.
	www.eagle.co.uk /ydales/whernside.html (101 words)

	Whernside - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Whernside is a mountain in the Yorkshire Dales.
		If climbed as part of the Three Peaks Challenge (which is normally done anti-clockwise) Whernside will be climbed from the north, with the southern route used for descent.
		Whernside is sometimes confused with the lower hills of Great Whernside and Little Whernside, which are located some miles to the east.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Whernside (186 words)

	Mr Whernside : Fatigue Films
		With strong links to the London underworld and with associates in America and Ireland, Whernside is a very well connected, respected and feared man, running extortion and protection rackets throughout Wales and the West country.
		Whernside grew up in Swansea South/West Wales and saw his father beaten to death by local gangsters over an unpaid debt, he swore to avenge his fathers death and carried out his promise.
		He became a trusted associate and returned to Britain under the name Whernside to take control of Mafia business in Wales, and he's been running the show ever since.
	www.grifter.net /fatigue/whernside.html (228 words)

	Mark Horrell - Travel - Britain - The Yorkshire 3 Peaks
		Two down, just one to go: me and Tina on the summit of Whernside (736m), about five and half hours from the start.
		The Ribblehead Viaduct seen on the descent from Whernside.
		Whernside seen across limestone outcrops at the foot of Ingleborough.
	www.markhorrell.com /travel/britain/3peaks/images.xml (444 words)

	Three Peaks of Yorkshire Challenge - Whernside
		This section is approximately 12 kms long, and involves a steep climb up Whernside, but mostly paths and tracks are well defined and easy underfoot.
		The path crosses the railway and although obvious on the ground, it does not follow the right of way as marked on maps.
		The books contain intricate hand drawn sketches by the author, detailing routes of ascent and gradients of the hills in and around the Lake District and outlying regions.
	www.merseyventure.com /yorks/whern.htm (294 words)

	www.dentdale.com DENT & DENTDALE in The Yorkshire Dales National Park
		Close to the idyllic village of DENT in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
		Whernside Manor is set in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park approximately one mile outside the idyllic village of Dent.
		Whernside Manor Bunk Houses were purpose built by the National Parks with open plan self catering accommodation for 12 persons.
	www.dentdale.com /bunkhouses.htm (259 words)

	BBC - Seven Wonders - Three Peaks
		Whernside is the highest of the Three Peaks, rising to 2,414 feet.
		Commonly called "the roof" of Yorkshire, its long shallow slopes host a number of tributaries of Little Dale Beck and Winterscales Beck which eventually run into the River Doe.
		Whernside is a good vantage point to view the surrounding countryside, including the other two peaks, as well as trains on the Ribblehead viaduct.
	www.bbc.co.uk /england/sevenwonders/yorkshire/three_peaks/02.shtml (115 words)

	Walk #627: Horton in Ribblesdale to Kingsdale via Ingleborough and Whernside
		This shelter marks the summit of Whernside, the highest point in North Yorkshire, and on the other side of the wall is the trig pillar.
		Beside the shelter is a narrow squeeze stile that allows you to gain access to the western side of the wall and the pillar.
		P20049041752 Jacqui climbing the stile at the summit of Whernside.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2004/627.php (4030 words)

	.: 32sixteen: Three Peaks 2005 :.
		So instead the plan was to drive from the start to Ribblehead then walk straight up Whernside (the old route), in time to catch the leaders.
		As we came out of cloud we could see Ingleborough over the shoulder of Whernside, still swathed in the cloud that must have greeted the riders.
		It's ridiculous to think that it took me as long to drive straight to the base of Whernside and then walk up it as it did the leaders to ride to the base of Ingleborough, up it, down it, to the base of Whernside, and up it.
	www.32sixteen.com /2005/09/three-peaks-2005.html (438 words)

	Three Peaks Walks - The Yorkshire Three Peaks Walk featuring Ingleborough, Pen-y-ghent and Whernside plus ...
		There are two walks in the UK that are generally known as the "Three Peaks Walk".
		Of course you do not need to do the walks in these times, but they are the traditional times set to make both the ventures a challenge.
		The Yorkshire Three Peaks Walk is a very demanding but rewarding walk, which takes in the summits of Penyghent (694 metres - 2,276 feet), Whernside (736 metres - 2,415 feet) and Ingleborough (723 metres 2,372 feet) all in one circular route.
	www.3peakswalks.co.uk (507 words)

	Great Whernside NP-008
		From Buckden, we continued into Kettlewell, where we turned left for Leyburn, and were repeatedly reminded of the "1 in 4" and "25%" road gradient we were to encounter.
		In order to attempt to avoid the deathly steep eroded section near the stile, we took a wider curving path around, but this in fact only avoided the first eroded section, which is not all that steep anyway.
		Coverage is always excellent in all directions from Great Whernside, and in just over half-an-hour, I made 13 contacts, all but one with 59+ signals coming back.
	www.qsl.net /m1eyp/great1.htm (616 words)

	Friends of the Earth: Press Release: MEACHER PUTS LID ON WHERNSIDE PLAN
		It is particularly important for its limestone pavement habitat, but the part of the site under threat of denotification includes 'blanket bog' rich in cottongrass, heathers, bilberry and rushes and heather rich heath.
		Several Government agencies have failed to resolve the issue at Whernside, including MAFF (which is responsible for the Pennine Dales Environmentally Sensitive Area), English Nature (which designates SSSIs)and the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority (responsible for the National Park).
		The problem at Whernside is thought to have been caused by the stock of just five farmers.
	www.foe.co.uk /pubsinfo/infoteam/pressrel/1998/19980731010031.html (761 words)

	The Inn Way series of walking guidebooks by Mark Reid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Great Whernside dominates Upper Wharfedale, an immense mountainous shoulder of land towering above Kettlewell that forms a very physical boundary between Wharfedale and Nidderdale, indeed the River Nidd is born on its eastern flanks.
		Great Whernside is capped by a huge shelf of gritstone, which sits on the underlying limestone strata – it is this gritstone that gave the mountain its name for Whernside means ‘the hillside where millstones were got’.
		This is one of the highest buildings in the country and even has a small chapel in a converted outbuilding that is said to be the highest chapel in England.
	www.innway.co.uk /iwblack02.htm (1339 words)

	Whernside Manor Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Dent - About the area
		Whernside is just five miles outside the traditional Cumbrian market town of Sedbergh and ten minutes drive from the magnificant Kingsdale Valley with its caves.
		The Yorkshire village of Ingleton is just thirty minutes drive away and the Lake District, with some of the best walking in the country, is just forty five minutes away.
		St Andrews church is over thousand years old and well worth a visit, the alter steps are made of Dent Marble.
	www.whernsidemanor.com /page4.html (173 words)

	Whernside and Ingleborough at dusk, from Cross of Greet, Lancashire, UK, 15 November, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Whernside and Ingleborough at dusk, from Cross of Greet, Lancashire, UK, 15 November, 2005
		At 736 m and 723 m asl respectively, Whernside (l) and Ingleborough (r), two of the Yorkshire Three Peaks, are obviously much higher than Cross of Greet (427 m) at the crest of the high pass between Bentham and Slaidburn.
		However, I was fairly pleased with myself for cycling the 290 m of direct ascent from the River Hodder at Slaidburn, 186 m within the foregoing 2 km.
	www.ministry-of-information.co.uk /blog1/0511/151105-14.htm (117 words)

	Ministry of Information: Walk: Whernside, Yorkshire Dales
		Until fairly recently, I wasn't even sure of the location of Whernside (I'd also thought it was called 'Great Whernside', but that's an entirely different hill elsewhere in Yorkshire), the tallest of the Yorkshire Three Peaks at 736 m (2415').
		This meant that apart from a lunch stop huddled against a wall, we didn't pause on the summit itself, and had no views of the surrounding area.
		I'd been particularly hoping to identify familiar points from the top of Whernside so I'd subsequently be able to spot the relatively anonymous profile of Whernside from elsewhere.
	www.ministry-of-information.co.uk /blog/archives/001296.htm (503 words)

	Whernside NP-004
		This summit was activated on Sunday 25th April 2004 by myself accompanied by Jimmy.
		It was our third and final summit of the Yorkshire Dales SOTA Weekend.
		Following another hearty breakfast of porridge followed by full English in the morning, it was destination Whernside to complete the Three Peaks.
	www.qsl.net /m1eyp/whernsid.htm (945 words)

	The English Marilyns - Region 35B
		Although lower than Whernside (which is now the highest hill in Yorkshire since county reorganisation gave Mickle Fell to County Durham) the Great is perhaps justified on account of the great bulk of this hill.
		Little Whernside ahead looked decidedly more alluring but the flat summit ridge proved to be very difficult going with several awkwardly wet peat hags to be circumvented despite relatively dry recent weather.
		The trig pillar and a very large cairn lie on the western edge and only the most demented peak bagger might worry that this might not be quite the highest point.
	www.keswick.u-net.com /maryl35B.htm (1001 words)

	Friends of the Earth: Press Release: Ministry to Investigate Whernside Sheep Damage
		He says it is an extension of an existing investigation into areas next to Whernside.
		Yet English Nature has formally reported agricultural damage at Whernside for many years [2] and the damage to Whernside has even been reported to MAFF by members of the public - information which MAFF simply ignored [3].
		Agricultural damage was formally reported by English Nature at Whernside SSSI every year between 1991-92 and 1993-94.
	www.foe.co.uk /resource/press_releases/19980715113559.html (634 words)

	Essex : Fatigue Films
		Organising times and places for pick-up's, hits, body disposal, whatever Whernside requires then Essex is the man. He's the only person who has direct contact with Whernside directly employing "hitmen" such as Travan, gun-runners like Griffiths and Jones.
		Essex is Whernside's chief interrogator and with a vast medical knowledge he has the power to get people to talk.
		If they haven't "squealed" after he's described what he has in store for them then he has the knowledge to carry out his threats.
	www.grifter.net /fatigue/essex.html (145 words)

	Great Whernside - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Great Whernside is a mountain in the Yorkshire Dales, not to be confused with the more well known Whernside, some 30 kilometres (20 miles) to the west.
		Its summit is the highest point of the eastern flank of Wharfedale above Kettlewell.
		The curving escarpment above the pass between Wharfedale and Coverdale is known as Whernside, of which Great Whernside is the highest point; Little Whernside is a few kilometres to the north-east.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Great_Whernside (124 words)

	The Yorkshire Dales Three Peaks - whernside - by Daelnet
		Both Pen-y-ghent and Ingleborough can easily be seen to the east and south, whilst towards the north above Dentdale are Baugh Fell and the prominently undulating Howgill Fells further behind.
		Whernside is the ideal vantage point not only for the other peaks but for the odd locomotive that passes down below.
		Trains can be seen from nearby Horton-in-Ribblesdale crossing the viaduct at Ribblehead to disappear into Blea Moor.
	www.daelnet.co.uk /features/threepeaks/whernside.htm (108 words)

	Whernside Manor: B&B in Dent, b and b Cumbria, b & b Lake District, B&B Sedbergh, Yorkshire Dales bed & breakfast, b&bs
		Whernside Manor: B&B in Dent, b and b Cumbria, b & b Lake District, B&B Sedbergh, Yorkshire Dales bed & breakfast, b&bs
		We offer Bed & Breakfast accommodation in an elegant Grade II Georgian listed building set in beautiful, tranquil surroundings.
		Please note: We only take bookings for two nights or more.
	www.whernsidemanor.com (213 words)

	11 October 2006: Whernside Avenue footway reconstruction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		City of York Council will start reconstructing the footway along Whernside Avenue on Monday 16 October.
		The work will take around eight weeks to complete and involves taking up and re-laying flagstones, as well as replacing broken ones and reconstructing vehicle crossings in concrete.
		Access for residents and emergency vehicles will be maintained at all times.
	www.york.gov.uk /cgi-bin/wn_document.pl?type=7297 (78 words)

	www.dentdale.com DENT & DENTDALE in The Yorkshire Dales National Park
		Whernside Manor is our home a wonderful place to unwind and slow down.
		Our open fire and leather seating just ask you to feel at home.
		Whernside Manor is specially suited to those who want to relax in a quiet informal home enjoying a sit by the fire or a game of croquet on the lawn.
	www.dentdale.com /whernside.htm (285 words)

	Whernside - Walking Britain
		Taken descending from Ingleborough (to the left) towards Simon Fell this view looks west with Whernside across the valley.
		Ribblehead viaduct can be seen to its right.
		Peeping over Whernside's south ridge are the Howgills whilst the snow-capped peaks of the Lake District fells form the skyline on the left hand side of the frame.
	www.walkingbritain.co.uk /gallery/panoramas/p086.php (55 words)

	Dawn of the New Milennium - Whernside, Yorkshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Dawn of the New Milennium - Whernside, Yorkshire
		I spent the last night of 1999 camping on top of Whernside in the Yorkshire Dales which, for those who don't know, is only about 736 metres, but pretty wild.
		And - just to make my day - as I walked down, I passed 3 men from my hometown (unknown to me) who said they's been to a local nightclub on New Year's Eve and it was nearly empty!
	www.ksheard.plus.com /milennium.html (285 words)

	How long to complete two-thirds of Three Peaks? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		If your are careless, you could take the wrong path.
		Therefore would it be better to finish with Whernside?
		Ascend Whernside by the long way round the East side rather than up the
	www.cyclingforums.com /t291038.html (900 words)

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