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3 km from Cray, North Yorkshire, England

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	Buckden Pike by Mick Melvin The summit of Buckden pike is at an altitude of 702 metres, it makes a fine walk from Buckden village to the summit, a more demanding approach is via Buckden Gill.
	View over Walden Moor by Philip Halling View over Walden Moor from Buckden Pike towards the dale through which Walden Beck flows.
	Summit of Buckden Pike by Tom Richardson The trig point is behind the ladder stile to the left of the figures
	Buckden Pike summit by T Eyre Looking NW from the summit of Buckden Pike.
	The path down to Buckden, Yorkshire (set of 2 images) by Ian S
	Buckden Pike by Alex Cameron On the extreme left is the northern flank of Pen y Ghent; one of the two hills on the horizon is Whernside.
	Paved path on Buckden Pike by Bill Boaden The paving has significantly improved the ability to walk along the ridge. There are still some discarded pallets lying around.
	Old Boundary Marker south of Buckden Pike summit by Milestone Society Parish Boundary Marker in the parish of Buckden (Craven District), Buckden Pike, 200m North of Memorial Cross. Inscription reads:- : RH / 1810 : Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: YW_BUCBTW01pb.
	Trig point and cairn on Buckden Pike (2302' 702m) by John H Darch
	Buckden Pike by Gordon Hatton Late winter snowdrifts linger by the wall along the summit ridge of Buckden Pike.
	The flagstone path between Buckden Memorial Cross and Buckden Pike by Clive Nicholson
	Summit Furniture on Buckden Pike by Chris Heaton It is quite amazing what structures have been erected on top of summits of English fells - there should be a guide written in honour of them. Buckden Pike boasts a well preserved signpost, a brightly painted trig point, a beautifully... (more)