This walk to Malo Cross and Blakey Topping is full of interest and variety and goes through a mixture of different landscapes – woodland, fields and moorland. The terrain is fairly easy going with one short, steep climb up Blakey Topping and an easy, moderate climb up towards Malo Cross. The walk is on good paths and tracks with no navigational difficulties. If you have a dog there are a number of stiles and gates…
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Walk from Porthcurno to Land’s End (7.8 km)
The walk from Porthcurno to Land’s End goes along one of the most spectacular pieces of coastline in Cornwall. It boasts amazing views all along its route and there are beautiful rock formations and unspoiled beaches to admire.
Read MorePolperro – Picturesque Harbour Village
The small port of Polperro lies just south of Looe. The village sits in between a small gap in the cliffs with rows of old stone cottages branching out from the harbour. A small brook flows through the village, passing under stone bridges before entering the harbour under an old Saxon some say Roman stone bridge next to the House on the Props, which itself overhangs the brook. Polperro definitely lives up to its reputation…
Read MoreWalk from Tintagel to Boscastle via Rocky Valley (7 km)
This walk starts near the legendary Tintagel Castle and heads along the clifftops. After passing a number of rugged headlands and coves it finishes in the picturesque village of Boscastle.
Read MoreCircular Walk to Roseberry Topping and Captain Cook Monument (9km)
This walk starts at the Gribdale Gate Car Park near Great Ayton and goes to Captain Cook’s Monument on Easby Moor and then continues in a clockwise direction to Roseberry Topping.
Read MoreThe Cleveland Way – Sutton Bank to Osmotherly (18 km)
From Sutton Bank, the Cleveland Way continues northwards along the western edge of the North York Moors National Park. There are excellent views including the “Finest View in England” encountered shortly after starting out. This even has its own viewing platform. Views from here stretch across the plains towards the distant Pennines. The route follows part of the Hambleton Drove Road for a few miles. This is an ancient upland thoroughfare. The final part of…
Read MoreWalk to High Force and Low Force Waterfalls (6.5 km)
Starting from the Bowlees Visitor Centre the walk first visits Low Force and after a walk along the riverside reaches High Force.
Read MoreThixendale & Wharram Percy- Figure of Eight Walk in the Heart of The Wolds (12.5 km)
Thixendale sits in a secluded location far away from a main road and is accessible only by narrow lanes. This walk explores the valleys and ridges that lie between Thixendale and Wharram Percy, the open arable hilltops contrasting with the narrow grassland valleys. The walk leaves Thixendale at the western end using the Wolds Way near Manor Farm and returns from Wharram Percy to the eastern end of the village using the Centenary Way. If…
Read MoreThe Cinder Track – Walk from Scarborough to Whitby
The Cinder Track runs 34.4 kms (21 miles) between Scarborough and Whitby and is free of traffic along its length, apart from a couple of short road sections. It follows the old railway line and is suitable for cyclists, walkers and horse riders.
Read MoreHole of Horcum – Circular walk across Levisham Moor, Dundale Griff and Low Horcum (8 km)
This walk on the North Yorkshire Moors has much to recommend it, starting with the dramatic panorama of the Hole of Horcum at Saltergate Bank.
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