Take-off
Because of the steep edge, ground crew assistance may be needed. Paragliders may find it easier to take off from a small bowl on the slightly less steep face, just to the west of the trig point.
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cringle moor is a hill site in North Yorkshire Moors with a recorded launch elevation of 397 m. It works best in north-easterly winds, and can also work in northerly and easterly winds. Pilots fly it for ridge soaring and thermal, using foot launch.
The nearest site we have rated for each wind direction cringle moor doesn't cover.
Short extracts from North Yorks Sailwing Club and ParaglidingEarth. Read the full guide before you fly.
Because of the steep edge, ground crew assistance may be needed. Paragliders may find it easier to take off from a small bowl on the slightly less steep face, just to the west of the trig point.
Top: Difficult due to vicious and unpredictable ROTOR. If you must, land in the middle of the ridge where the top is flattest and widest, or at the east end of the ridge on the low field behind the gully.
(1) Usually flown onto after taking off from Model Ridge / Busby Moor. (2) From Lord Stones café (postcode) TS9 7JH, follow Cleveland way east, walk up the sloping path approx 1/4 mile to trig point at NZ 541042, then along the ridge.
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