This is a walk originally published as part of a series of 6 walks available as leaflets from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) in Great Ayton. The TIC is now located in the Library, west of the High Green. Previously it was in the car park adjacent to the High Green. Distance : 6 miles Time : allow 3 hours. Grade : strenuous Conditions : this walk climbs two of the tallest hills on the North York Moors, but on well-used on footpaths and bridleways. Refreshments : Great Ay

This is a walk originally published as part of a series of 6 walks available as leaflets from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) in Great Ayton. The TIC is now located in the Library, west of the High Green. Previously it was in the car park adjacent to the High Green. Distance : 4 miles Time : allow two hours. Grade : easy Conditions : this is a very pleasant, easy walk across fields on public footpaths and bridleways. Though there are several stiles, the entire walk is le

This is a walk originally published as part of a series of 6 walks available as leaflets from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) in Great Ayton. The TIC is now located in the Library, west of the High Green. Previously it was in the car park adjacent to the High Green. Distance : 5-7 miles Time : allow three and a half hours for the return trip, about 3 hours if Stokesley is not visited or one and a half hours one way. Grade : easy Conditions : the 3 mile riverside path to

This is a walk originally published as part of a series of 6 walks available as leaflets from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) in Great Ayton. The TIC is now located in the Library, west of the High Green. Previously it was in the car park opposite the chemist. Distance : 4 miles Time : allow 2 hours. Grade : easy Conditions : this is an easy, level walk on footpaths and bridleways. Refreshments : Great Ayton's High Green and Low Green The first part of the walk is along

This is a walk originally published as part of a series of 6 walks available as leaflets from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) in Great Ayton. The TIC is now located in the Library, west of the High Green. Previously it was in the car park opposite the chemist. Distance : 5 miles Time : allow 2 to two and a half hours. Grade : moderate Conditions : the route out to Roseberry Topping is slightly longer than the most direct path which is used for the return route. At least

This is a walk originally published as part of a series of 6 walks available as leaflets from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) in Great Ayton. The TIC is now located in the Library, west of the High Green. Previously it was in the car park opposite the chemist. This walk includes several options for routes - all leaving the village with Walk A then choosing return legs Walk B , Walk C or Walk D . Distance : 2.5 to 4.5 miles Time : the shortest path to the wood will take

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