Norber Erratics
📍 AustwickNorth Yorkshire
Field of Ice Age boulders perched on limestone pedestals above Austwick
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What’s free
Free to visit on foot
About
The Norber Erratics are dark boulders dumped by melting glaciers around 12,000 years ago on the slopes of Ingleborough. Many now sit on little limestone pedestals, because the rock under them was sheltered from the rain. It is a fun place for children to explore on a walk from Austwick or Clapham.
Opening times
- Open countryside, visit any time
Times can change, so check with the venue before a special trip.
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