Pen-y-ghent694 mLimiting summit
86Excellent
A fine day on Pen-y-ghent: dry, with light winds and clear tops for most of the day.
Wind16 mph NEGusts 21 mph
Rain0.0 mm
Summit views88%
Yorkshire Three Peaks weather forecast
See one combined forecast for Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough, then compare wind, rain and summit views on every hill.
3 summits24 miles with about 1,600 m of ascent
Forecast comparison
Every summit is shown side by side. The combined grade gives extra weight to the weakest forecast.
SummitGradeForecast summaryWindRainSummit viewsDetails
Whernside737 m
91Excellent
A fine day on Whernside: dry, with light winds and clear tops for most of the day.
Wind17 mph NEGusts 22 mph
Rain0.0 mm
Summit views92%
Ingleborough724 m
91Excellent
A fine day on Ingleborough: dry, with light winds and clear tops for most of the day.
Wind17 mph NEGusts 22 mph
Rain0.0 mm
Summit views92%
Weather data: Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0). Adapted by Mountain Weather.
Moon for your challenge
Night before your chosen day: Tuesday 10 November 2026
Yorkshire Dales
Area reference: Whernside. Local mountain horizons will vary.
Waxing crescent moon
- Illuminated disc
- 3%
- Moonrise
- Outside this window
- Moonset
- Outside this window
Moon up during darker hoursBelow the horizon throughout the darker hours.
Window: 10 Nov, 17:00 GMT to 11 Nov, 08:00 GMT
Night beginning Wednesday 11 November 2026
Yorkshire Dales
Area reference: Whernside. Local mountain horizons will vary.
Waxing crescent moon
- Illuminated disc
- 7%
- Moonrise
- Outside this window
- Moonset
- Outside this window
Moon up during darker hoursBelow the horizon throughout the darker hours.
Window: 11 Nov, 17:00 GMT to 12 Nov, 08:00 GMT
Approximate times in UK local time, for an open horizon. Moon-up periods are rounded to five minutes. Hills and cloud can hide the Moon. Illumination is the sunlit percentage of its disc, not how bright your route will be. Darker hours here begin after civil twilight. This almanac covers only the stated overnight window and does not change the weather grade. Take a headtorch and spare power regardless.
Planning the Yorkshire Three Peaks
The Yorkshire Three Peaks is a 24-mile circular challenge over Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough. All three are close together, but their exposed tops and different shapes can still produce noticeably different wind and cloud conditions.
The challenge grade gives extra weight to the weakest of the three summit forecasts. Use the individual rows to see which hill is limiting the day and whether the forecast changes enough to favour another date.
Read Yorkshire Dales National Park route information