Brimham House Traditional Geocache
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Brimham House looks down on this cache. A busy spot in the summer so watch out for muggles!
Brimham Rocks is owned and managed by the National Trust. Naturally formed over 320 million years this amazing collection of weird and wonderful millstone grit rock formations makes a great day out for families, climbers and those wanting to enjoy the simple pleasures of fresh air and magnificent views over Nidderdale. Let your imagination run wild as you explore the labyrinth of paths through this unique landscape and keep an eye out for some fantastically shaped rocks. Spot the Dancing Bear, The Eagle and The Gorilla, crawl through The Smartie Tube and balance on the Rocking Stones. Brimham House was built in 1792 by Lord Grantley for ‘the accommodation of strangers’. That tradition still holds true today as the National Trust now uses it to house a shop and visitor centre ready to welcome visitors and strangers alike (check website for opening times :http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/brimham-rocks/opening-times/). The cache is hidden in some of the interesting rock formations near to the house. Access is via footpaths which are uneven in places and can be muddy. Parking can be found at N 54° 04.586 W 001° 40.955. Parking is free to National Trust members, non-members pay and display. Please abide by any geocaching guidelines and note that attempting geocaches on this property is undertaken entirely at your own risk.
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