This page allows you to 'virtually visit' the Horton-in-Ribblesdale Station section of the Settle-Carlisle Railway Conservation Area (SCRCA).

Itinerary

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1 - Location ID: 242450

Horton-in-Ribblesdale Station - Yard Office & Weighing Machine

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Location Type
Yard Office
Location Variant
Not Applicable
Current Use(s)
Domestic

2 - Location ID: 242470

Horton-in-Ribblesdale Station Goods Dock and Cattle Dock

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Location Type
Cattle Dock
Location Variant
Cattle Dock - 3 pens
Current Use(s)
Disused

5 - Location ID: 242500

Milepost 242½

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Location Type
Milepost
Location Variant
Milepost - MR2 - Half mile
Current Use(s)
Railway ops

11 - Location ID: 242600

Horton-in-Ribblesdale SB Lamp Hut (current position)

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Location Type
Lamp Hut
Location Variant
Exterior walls - Metal
Current Use(s)
Conserved
 

Map

The interactive map below shows the approximate location of all the locations currently assigned to this tour. The marker numbers provide a cross-reference to the sequence numbers in the itinerary.

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Practical Considerations

If you are considering a 'real world' visit to Horton-in-Ribblesdale Station, you might like to note the following: