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Public rights of way - walks leaflets
Leaflet No 2 Selby Horseshoe [380kb]
Starting from the magnificent Selby Abbey, this circular 9 mile walk is to the south and west of the town, running a longside Selby Canal, via Brayton Barff to Thorpe Willoughby and returning through farmland to the town
Leaflet No 4 Wolsey Walk, Cawood [948kb]
Popular 5 mile circular walk from Cawood, situated on the banks of the river Ouse between York and Selby. It takes you a longside the River Ouse until it meets with the Wharfe, turning back to skirt the village, through countryside to the east, returning
Leaflet No 7 On foot around Filey and District [984kb]
This leaflet features four circular linked routes around the holiday resort of Filey on the East Coast. They take you a long the cliff top (final part of the Cleveland Way Long Distance Path) with branches off to the villages of Lebberston, Gristhorpe an
Leaflet No 9 Short Walks around Middleham [1Mb]
Middleham is in lower Wensleydale and this leaflet describes two short walks. One starts from the castle and includes the wooded banks of the River Cover; the other crosses fields to the River Ure Please note that, due to serious land slippage, the
Leaflet No 10 Two Walks from Tadcaster [942kb]
Two circular walks in attractive countryside to the north of this busy town. One route is approx. 7 miles on good tracks, passing through the village of Healaugh. The other shorter route of approx. 5½ miles follows the River Wharfe from Tadcaster to Newt
Leaflet No 11 Castley to Almscliff Crag [900kb]
A 7 mile circular walk in an area to the south west of Harrogate, with panoramic views from the rocky outcrop of Almscliff Crag. The route skirts several villages and starts alongside the River Wharfe
Leaflet No 12 On foot from Gilling West [959kb]
Lying three miles north of the historic market town of Richmond, Gilling West provides the start point for two circular walks (3 and 7 miles) to the west of the village. The walks pass through the villages of Whashton and Hartforth, offering many interes
Leaflet No 13 A Walk from Womersley [899kb]
A 7 mile circular route from Womersley village, situated in the southernmost tip of North Yorkshire. Mostly over arable farmland and woodland, the walk passes through the villages of Little Smeaton and Walden Stubbs
Leaflet No 14 Walks around Pickering [925kb]
This market town stands on the crossroads of two busy routes to the coastal resorts of Whitby and Scarborough, south of the North York Moors National Park boundary. The leaflet features four circular linking routes (between 3 and 10 miles) to the west an
Leaflet No 15 On foot from Pickering [952kb]
Another 3 circular linked walks (varying from approx.3 to 7 miles), one exploring an area close to the town, the other two on the eastern side through woodland and passing close to Pickering Castle and the North York Moors Steam Railway.
Leaflet No 16 Rambles from Ripon [936kb]
Commencing from the beautiful Ripon Cathedral, this scenic 8 mile circular walk encompasses Studley Park and the River Skell valley near to Fountains Abbey, through pasture and woodland. Optional shorter routes vary between 2 and 6 miles. Historical back
Leaflet No 17 Walks around Kirkbymoorside and Kirkdale [897kb]
This describes 2 circular walks (between 4 and 6 miles) from the small market town of Kirkbymoorside, situated off the A170 midway between Helmsley and Pickering. Includes Kirkdale (St.Gregory's Minster), historic notes and wide views over Vale of Picker
Leaflet No 18 Ebberston and Snainton [855kb]
A circular walk of 8 miles (with shorter/longer options) from the pretty village of Ebberston, situated off the A170 between Pickering and Scarborough.It passes through Snainton then close to Wydale Hall, and across country to the top of Netherby Dale, w
Leaflet No 20 Two more walks from Terrington [761kb]
Featuring another two circular walks (approx 5 miles each), this time to the south and east of Terrington. One walk passes through High Stittenham, the other through Ganthorpe, giving splendid views towards Castle Howard and surrounding villages
Leaflet No 21 Drax Millennium Walks [749kb]
The huge power station at Drax is the starting point for three circular walks of approximately 4, 6 and 11 miles. One passes through Barlow Common Nature Reserve to the river Ouse and returns via Barlow village. Another skirts the power station perimeter
Walk guides for the Craven area
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Walk guides for the Hambleton area
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Walk guides for the Harrogate area
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Walk guides for the Richmondshire area
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Walk guides for the Ryedale area
These walks have previously appeared in the County Council's newspaper NY Times.
Walk guides for the Scarborough area
These walks have previously appeared in the County Council's newspaper NY Times.
Walk guides for the Selby area
These walks have previously appeared in the County Council's newspaper NY Times.
Cycle ride guides - countywide
These have previously appeared in the County Council's newspaper NY Times.
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