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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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Hutton-le-Hole to Lastingham & Douthwaite Dale
"A charming little place to find in a green hollow of the moors, it is all up and down with a scurrying stream winding among houses...
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Grassington to Mastiles Lane
For walkers Grassington is indisputably the capital of upper Wharfedale. A tight network of paths and tracks developed during its...
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Castleton into Westerdale
In the heart of the National Park the verdant pastures of Westerdale or the upper reaches of the valley of the Esk are surrounded by...
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Coxwold along the Coxwold-Gilling Gap
"Coxwold is one of the dream-villages of the shire. Its old street goes soaring to the hills and the fine church with its lovely tower...
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West of Kirkby Malzeard
In the Middle Ages the Honour of Kirkby Malzeard was a huge administrative area centred on the castle of the Mowbrays. There was an...
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Runswick Bay to Lythe & Kettleness
Behind north east Yorkshire's glorious heritage coast is a remote upland of gently rolling pastures crossed by a little used network of...
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Whorlton to Barnard Castle
Whatever the season the rights of way of the middle reaches of the Tees valley are always worth exploring. Good paths run close to the...
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Rievaulx Abbey to Murton Grange & Old Byland
In 2010 Rievaulx Abbey celebrated the 900th anniversary of the birth of St. Aelred, its most famous monk and third abbot, 1147-66....
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East Witton to Colsterdale & Ellingstring
At the eastern entrance to Wensleydale picturesque East Witton is at the centre of a network of paths. Planned in the early 19th century...
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Middleton-in-Teesdale to Skears & Newbiggin
Once a small agricultural town in upper Teesdale, Middleton was transformed in 1815 by the arrival of the London Lead Mining Company...
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Pinchinthorpe to Eston Nab & Nunthorpe
Some 4 miles north of Roseberry Topping the sandstone Eston Hills provide spectacular views over Teesside. Once the heartland of...
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Gilling West to Jagger Lane & Aske Hall
Now a most attractive village in the valley of the Hartforth Beck, Gilling West was in Saxon times a place of great importance, being the...
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Kepwick & the Hambleton Drove Road
AJ Brown in his 'Fair North Riding' of 1952 is right in calling it "the kind of road a walker dreams about", for Hambleton Street, known...
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