Access to Juniper Gulf
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andrewmcleod
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Of course technically parking at Crummackdale involves driving along a bridleway to reach the 'usual' parking spot (if you aren't parking at the crossroads) which is why I don't park there...
You can park in the layby on the B6479 (Ribblehead to Horton road) opposite the road up to South House farm, adding a bit of distance and elevation (people should be careful not to block gates or prevent large vehicles for turning out of the South House farm road).
You can park in the layby on the B6479 (Ribblehead to Horton road) opposite the road up to South House farm, adding a bit of distance and elevation (people should be careful not to block gates or prevent large vehicles for turning out of the South House farm road).
Because it's not a road or is it too rough for your vehicle?
It's not a public highway after a certain point.
Lankyman
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In ancient times we used to drive all the way to Crummack Farm (it was fine) and change there. I don't think it being a BW was problematic as the occupants of the farm were OK with it. Permission for this was subsequently withdrawn. Since then I've driven to the junction with Thwaite Lane for climbing on Robin Proctor's but no further even though it's a public highway for some way beyond.
Ernest Plimby
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Have previously parked on the BW where suggested on the CNCC description. Farmers passed several times and received friendly enough smiles and waves, no issues
andrewmcleod
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*If* that's the case, yes (SSSI vehicle restrictions excepted, but those are probably only going to apply to 'off-road' use).
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