Ashes Farm
Bed & Breakfast, Holiday Cottage & Lodges
All Suitable for Horses
ABOUT
Ashes Farm, situated in the Ribble Valley, is a picturesque 1600's stone-built farmhouse. Located almost central to the three peaks and virtually on the doorstep of the Pennine Way and the Dales Way. This allows unique access to some of the finest walking and mountain bike trails in England. Ribblehead viaduct and station which also features an excellent local pub is located on the Settle to Carlisle train line, and being around a mile away, gives great access by train.
What We Offer
A choice of three rooms, all with picturesque views
Choice of freshly prepared breakfast (pre-ordered the night before).
Tea and Coffee Facilities.
Free Wifi
Free Parking
Two Rooms with King-sized bed ,
One Room with small double/ large single bed,
all with Ensuite / Medium to firm mattress
/ Baths sheets / Hand towel / Flannel
Freeview smart-Tv In Kingsize Rooms ( Room 1 & 2) / Hairdryer
A unique location with stunning views
Fenced Paddock available for Horse B and B, including water and plenty of parking. Close to the Pennie bridleway.
Sorry this venue is not suitable for three peak challenge walkers wanting to depart before 7am. Leaving after 7am is fine.
Check in from 4pm to 8pm, unless arranged, Check out by 10am
Sorry, not suitable for Dogs
GALLERY
THINGS TO DO
Black Sheep Brewery
If a nice pint is what you fancy, The Black Sheep Brewery makes some fine examples of tasty Yorkshire Ales, IPA's and some delicious food.
Ingleton Waterfalls Trail
The trail follows a well-defined footpath that runs as close to the edge of the two rivers as possible to provide spectacular views of the waterfalls.
Buttertubs Pass
Perhaps the road with the most fantastic views in Yorkshire , Buttertubs pass is a must see for any keen cyclist.
Ingleborough Cave
The cave is a stunning example of Yorkshires limestone scenery. First entered in 1837, it has been accessible ever since and provides a truly breathtaking day out.
Places to Eat
Booking is advisable, especially at weekends.
The Station, Ribblehead, 1 mile-015242 41274
Game Cock, Austwick-015242 51226
Mason Freehouse, Ingleton-015242 42040
Also, those located in Settle.
Three Peak Challenge
A route of 24 miles and 1,585 metres of ascent takes on the peaks of Pen-y-Ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough. The challenge is usually done in under 12 hours, and includes some breathtaking views of the stunning Yorkshire dales
The Pennine Way
The Pennine Bridleway
The Dales Way
Breakfast Menu
Fruit Juice
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A selection of Cereals, Fresh Fruit & Yogurt
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Any combination of a Traditional Breakfast: -
Bacon, sausage, mushrooms, Tomato, Heinz baked beans with egg of your choice, boiled, poached or scrambled
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Omelettes
with a choice of cheese, tomato, mushroom or herbs
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Baked green eggs
Baked eggs on a bed of spinach, grated cheese, pesto and crème Fraiche
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Mushrooms or a choice of eggs on toast
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Eggy bread and bacon
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Toast with
marmalade or jam
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Coffee or Tea
(Herbal and decaf available)
Breakfast is served between
8.00am and 9.00am (09:30 on Sundays).
If you are having a cooked breakfast, we do ask that you kindly choose from the breakfast menu the evening before. This enables us to offer more choice and reduce the waste of quality produce. It also means we are able to freshly prepare your breakfast for your chosen time.