The Plough Inn at Wigglesworth

Wigglesworth, Skipton, North Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, England

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About The Plough Inn at Wigglesworth

This charming, country inn dating from the 1720 offers comfortable, cottage style, en suite bedrooms, many with original oak beamed roofs. The delightful Conservatory Restaurant offers spectacular views of the hills, limestone scars and stone walls for which the Yorkshire Dales are renowned. On a clear day, Pen-y-Ghent and Ingleborough of the Three Peaks can be seen from your table. The restaurant specialises in great tasting dishes that use produce from the fields of local farmers. A wide range of cuisine is offered, from traditional bar meals, gluten-free and vegetarian options to a gourmet sausage menu. Relax by the open fire of the cosy Shoehorn Bar, where you can sample traditional Yorkshire hand-pulled ales and fine wines from around the world.

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