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Runswick Bay to Roxby & Staithes
Runswick Bay is one of the prettiest villages along Yorkshire's coast and makes a good starting point for a walk inland across the four...
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Osmotherley to Chequers, Scarth Nick & Mount Grace Priory
Lying on the Cleveland Way, Osmotherley, the start of this 7 mile walk, is nowadays very much a walker's village with an outdoor shop, a...
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Pateley Bridge to Brimham Rocks
From Pateley Bridge, Nidderdale's tiny stone built 'capital', a wide variety of outstanding walks can be devised. One of the best is this...
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Around Castle Howard
If you enjoy being astonished whilst walking by a landscape covered with buildings of baroque classical grandeur then this 8 mile circuit...
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Holwick to Wythes Hill & Middleton-in-Teesdale
Holwick Scars are one of the most distinctive features in the lanbdscape of Teesdale, a brooding line of sombre crags of fluted pillars...
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Scawton to Byland & Rievaulx Abbeys
For centuries huge flocks of sheep have pastured the rich grasslands on the dip slope of the limestone Tabular Hills. The monastic orders...
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Healey to Ellingstring & Colsterdale
The countryside west of Masham is one of rushing streams set in well wooded valleys separated by extensive tracts of low lying moorland....
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Rosedale Abbey to Hamer House & the valley of the Hartoft Beck
Situated at the mid point of the valley, Rosedale Abbey is the only village in the 9 mile long Rosedale. It is named for the nunnery...
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Middleham into Coverdale
One of the most attractive of Yorkshire's smaller dales, 12 mile long Coverdale merges into Wensleydale at Cover Bridge, a mile and a...
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Redmire Station to Castle Bolton, Carperby & Aysgarth Falls
Now that railway services have been extended to Redmire a wide network of routes becomes available for walkers choosing to arrive by...
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Hawnby to Moor Gate, Arden & Gower Dale
Hawnby is the centre for many outstanding walks of infinite variety. Here the valleys of the Rye and its tributaries support fertile...
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Cockfield Fell to Copley & Lynesack
Described as 'the largest Ancient Monument site in North East England' Cockfield Fell is a huge island of common pasture completely...
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Newton under Roseberry to Captain Cook's Monument
The car park in Newton under Roseberry is always busy with walkers aspiring to scale the 1051 feet of Roseberry Topping. Beyond the...
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Saltburn to Skelton & Brotton
This 9 mile walk starts from the car park in Old Saltburn near to where Skelton Beck flows into the sea. Distance: 9 miles Time: 5 hours...
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Wolsingham to Knitsley Fell & Low Harperley
Two miles below Wolsingham the River Wear changes its easterly course to flow south east towards Witton-le-Wear. Our 8 and a half mile...
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Robin Hood's Bay & Fyling Park
One of the prettiest coastal villages in England, Robin Hood's Bay attracts thousands of visitors each year to its steep narrow streets...
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High Force to Langdon Beck
High Force always has its admirers but the area upstream too merits exploration, especially on a fine day when the views of the Pennines...
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Sutton Bank to Boltby
One of the finest stretches of the Cleveland Way runs high above the limestone cliffs in the south west corner of the National Park....
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Lealholm to Egton Bridge & Glaisdale
This 9 mile walk (4.5 miles if the train or bus is taken) in beautiful mid-Eskdale at first follows the valley side with enchanting,...
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Marske to Marrick & Downholme Bridge
Once described as the prettiest village in Swaledale, Marske lies on the old high main road between Richmond and Reeth before it was...
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