Now you are in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and you will climb steeply up the cliffs of Malham Cove to walk along the limestone pavements into Watlowes Valley. Eventually you should get to beautiful Malham Tarn. After Fountain Fell the whale back like hump of your high point for today can be seen. This is the peak of Pen-y-ghent (2,277ft / 694m) which is well known to walkers of the Three Peaks Walk. As you go over the fence on the top of the hill, you may meet a lot of people sheltering in the lee of the fence with their packed lunches, huddled in the wind and rain or worse. The downhill route to Horton in Ribbleside is quite clear, passing Tarn Bar en route, a tiny version of Malham Cove. At the B6479 road you will find it hard to resist the temptation to visit the Pen-y-ghent café to sign the book for Pennine Way walkers. It is best to top up with lunch supplies here for tomorrow, because there is little en route. 