Ribblehead, North Yorkshire — Station Inn

The Settle–Carlisle line crosses the Yorkshire Dales between Settle, North Yorkshire, and Carlisle, Cumbria. Its best-known landmark is the 24-arch Ribblehead Viaduct, completed in 1875 and still carrying Northern and TransPennine Express services, along with occasional freight and steam charter trains.

The Station Inn stands at the foot of the viaduct and hosts two Railcam UK cameras. This is the second of the pair, positioned at the front of the pub facing the approach road. An on-screen operator note states the camera runs scheduled scenic pans toward the viaduct roughly five times a day; outside those windows it favours the pub frontage and the road leading to the car park.

A separate, already-published Spotatrain camera covers the viaduct itself directly under Railcam UK's own "Ribblehead Viaduct" feed; this camera is a distinct unit at the Station Inn.