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Views of Leeds City Centre 10 miles away - can zoom in on your camera and get a really good look!

you have to touch the Trig. Trail shoes required

Nice route but the return paths are a bit tricky.

Sometimes a visit to a smaller hilltop offers a more enjoyable view than trekking up a mountain. That’s the case with this trig point near Billing Hill, where you’re treated to beautiful views over the area's surrounding farmland and woodland.

A couple of benches here to relax and enjoy the spectacular views.

very windy cold day, very wet and muddy wrap up well

Lippersley Pike is at 330m. What makes this summit stand out is the rather substantial cairn here. Beautiful views of Denton Moor, Blubberhouses Moor and Askwith Moor - and beyond.

Trig-bagging, has to be done!

Rombalds Moor consists of seven moors, however it is often referred to as Ilkley Moor. Clockwise from North: Ilkley Moor, Burley Moor, Hawksworth Moor, Baildon Moor, Bingley Moor, Morton Moor, and Addingham High Moor.

Rombalds Moor (Ilkley Moor) 402m (1319ft) TP0704 - Rombalds Moor 2959 County of Yorkshire Definitive List Summit County of Yorkshire Trig Pillar

At 402m this is the highest point on Ilkley Moor.

Great views and even better downhill’s

Views across the Airedale valley!

Lippersley Pike offers great views across to Blubberhouse Moor, and Denton Moor with Rombalds/Ilkey Moor in the distance. The stone ring cairn at 322m, and nearby boundary stone periodically placed along Lippersly ridge (dated 1757), give you chance to reflect on the history of the place. Sadly the damage to the moorland all too visible from this spot, scorched earth and plantlife are the victims to the game hunters recent moor burning.

Great views from the shelter on Lippersley Pike . Popular mountain bike route.

From the trig point on Rombalds Moor, you get breathtaking views up Wharfedale to Great Whernside and over the vast urban conurbations of Leeds and Bradford. In very clear conditions, views extend as far as the Hambleton Hills and the Kilburn White Horse.

Lovely rocky walk with views right across the Dales