Warren Moor Mine 2026

A short but steep adventure to discover a remarkably well preserved ironstone mine and chimney, with the ruins of the boiler house, engine bed, winding engine bed with huge stone plinths that supported a horizontal winding engine. The upcast shaft was 220ft deep, this reached the main seam and went a little lower to create a sump for water. Air would have been drawn up this shaft by connecting a flue to the boiler chimney. At the same time, water would have been pumped up this shaft and drained into the beck in the valley bottom.

Contacts

Operator: North York Moors National Park

Address: Warren Moor Kildale Yorkshire

  • Telephone: 01439 772 700
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  • Website: View website

Open Days & Times

Access at all times. Visit website for more details.

Travel

  • By Rail: Kildale / 3 miles

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Several attempts failed over the years, and mining never resumed on this site, leaving the works – and mighty chimney – as reminders of a failed Victorian venture.

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