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Ribblehead Viaduct
The twenty four arch Grade II* listed Ribblehead Viaduct was constructed between 1869 and 1874 and opened to passenger trains on 1 May 1876.
About Ribblehead Viaduct
The twenty four arch Grade II* listed Ribblehead Viaduct was constructed between 1869 and 1874 and opened to passenger trains on 1 May 1876. Northern services between Settle and Carlisle run on the line and passengers can enjoy stunning views across the moorland of this part of the Yorkshire Dales and nearby Whernside, one of the Three Peaks.
Steam Excursions operate across the Ribblehead Viaduct in the summer months.
The land surrounding the viaduct has been recognised as a scheduled monument covering the villages that were built and lived in by the railway 'navvies' and their families during the construction of the viaduct. There is also a memorial to the lives lost during this time.
Nearby businesses
The Station Inn at Ribblehead
The Station Inn, located at the iconic Ribblehead viaduct, offers a… The Station Inn, located at the iconic Ribblehead viaduct, offers a historic, dog‑friendly stay. Enjoy cosy rooms, hearty food, real ales, and…
Gauber Bunk Barn & Den
Right on the Yorkshire Three Peaks route, Gauber Bunk Barn & Den provides… Right on the Yorkshire Three Peaks route, Gauber Bunk Barn & Den provides self-catering group accommodation for up to 16 people
Broadrake Bunkbarn
Comfortable well equipped Bunkbarn in a stunning location in the heart of… Comfortable well equipped Bunkbarn in a stunning location in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales 3 Peaks area, sleeping up to 20 guests.
Ashes Farm
Ashes Farm offers peaceful B&B rooms, a self-catering cottage and lodges… Ashes Farm offers peaceful B&B rooms, a self-catering cottage and lodges in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, just 1 mile from Ribblehead Viaduct.…
