Pen Y Ghent Tapestries

Pen-y-ghent is the lowest of Yorkshire's Three Peaks, and usually the first climbed on the circular Three Peaks Walk. Along with the adjacent Plover Hill, it is seen here from near the Ingleborough footpath above Horton-in-Ribblesdale on an August afternoon.

Viewed from the path to Brackenbottom on an April afternoon.

Pen-y-ghent is the lowest of Yorkshire's Three Peaks, and is seen here from near the road above the village of Langcliffe, North Yorkshire.

A winters view from the foot path that leads down from Whernside, passed Ribblehead Viaduct and across the Dales to Pen-Y-Ghent. Canon 5D Mk3 24-105 L series lens

Pen-y-ghent is the lowest of Yorkshire's Three Peaks, but usually the first climbed on the circular Three Peaks walk. It is seen here with the adjacent Plover Hill on an August morning, from the Ingleborough path near the railway station.

This design is ideal for climbers, walkers, hikers, ramblers or anyone with even a love of the great county of Yorkshire. Part of a series of designs to celebrate the Hiking favourite of completinf the Yorkshire 3 Peaks. This design features alonside our other designs for both Whernside and Ingleborough.

Capture the enchanting beauty of Ghent with our stunning poster. Featuring historic buildings and tranquil waterways, it's a must-have for art lovers.

Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge Retro design. This Challenge tackles the peaks of Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough in Yorkshire. The total ascent is 1585 metres.

The view from Blea Moor Road (B6255) near the Ribblehead Viaduct. Here we look across the Yorkshire Dales towards Pen y Ghent late in the afternoon in early July. At 2277ft (694m) this is the smallest of the three peaks of the Dales , the other two being Whernside and Ingleborough. Much of the Dales an area of uplands and river valleys in a designated National Park created in 1954. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200