East Riding Treble Ten
A 28-mile figure-of-eight route over the southern chalk wolds of East Yorkshire visiting gorgeous villages within the popular commuter belt west of Hull. With map, statistics, and GPX route file.
Statistics and Files
Grid Ref: SE 959 272
Distance: 28 miles (45 km)
Time: 10–14 hours
Duration: 1–2 days
Ordnance Survey Explorer Map (1:25,000):
293 Kingston upon Hull, Beverley, Cottingham and Hessle
Summary
The East Riding Treble Ten walk is a figure-of-eight route over the southern chalk wolds of East Yorkshire, visiting some of the gorgeous villages within the popular commuter belt west of Hull. As well as visiting the villages, the walk features various sections through woodland and attractive dales too. From the start in Welton — which incidentally is the village where highwayman Dick Turpin was captured — the walk visits Wauldby Manor, Turtle Hill, Bilks Hill, Ellerker North Wold, South Cave, Little Wold, Comber Dale, Weedley Dale, East Dale, Drewton Wold, North Cave, Jarratt Hills, Ellerker, Brantingham, and Welton Dale.