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Being born in North Yorkshire and within walking distance of the Cleveland Hills
and North York Moors I had walked this fabulous county for many years. Only
now am I beginning to put walking them to print on this site but it is something
that I will extensively cover in the near future. Keep visiting these pages for
reports of walks in North Yorkshire which includes the North York Moors,
Howardian Hills, the Vale of Mowbray and the Vale of York.
(note - the Harrogate area is also in North Yorkshire but this area is comprehensively covered in my Leeds and Harrogate section. Also the Yorkshire Dales are predominately in North Yorkshire but they are afforded their own section too. |
| Easy Walks: | |||
| Helmsley and Rievaulx Abbey | |
This popular walk links two of the North York Moors most visited places. | |
| Moderate Walks: | |||
| Roseberry Topping | A classic hill and the walk includes Captain Cooks monument. | ||
| Hole of Horcum from Levisham | A classic and popular circular on the North York Moors. | ||
| Swainby & Whorlton Castle | A scenic walk from Swainby onto the Cleveland Hills and to Whorlton Castle. | ||
| Staithes and the Coast | A refreshing coast and woodland walk from this most attractive coastal town. | ||
| Byland Abbey & Sutton Bank | Walk to the ruins of Byland Abbey and then to brilliant views at Sutton Bank. | ||
| Hard Walks: | |||
| Robin Hood's Bay to Glaisdale | |
A lovely walk from the North Yorkshire coast over moors into Eskdale. | |
| Glaisdale to Clay Bank Top | A walk to blow the cobwebs away on top of the North York Moors. | ||
| Ingleby Cross to Clay Bank Top | This walk follows the Cleveland Way on its course over the North York Moors. |
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