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Distance: 8 miles
Duration: 4 hours
Level of walk: Medium View Walks Key
An 8 mile (13km) circular walk from the market town of Helmsley in Ryedale. The route heads out across sheep pastures and open fields to explore the woodland ravine of Riccal Dale, in the company of the beautiful River Riccal. This walk is part of the Visit Ryedale Collection, published through a collaboration between iFootpath and Ryedale District Council. For more visitor information on the area including events and accommodation, go to www.VisitRyedale.co.uk
The walk has several climbs and descents throughout, including a couple of steep sections within the woodlands. Whilst some of the tracks are firm stone, many of the other stretches through woodland can be very muddy in winter and after periods of rain so good boots are a must. You will need to negotiate several single bridle gates throughout plus one stile (with adjacent dog gap within the fence) and two footbridges with steps on the return leg. If necessary, you can avoid the stile and bridges by simply using the same paths for the outward and return leg. You will be sharing a few of the fields with sheep (and maybe horses) so take particular care with dogs.
This walk is available on the iFootpath App or to print the Visit Ryedale: Helmsley and Riccal Dale walk please visit iFootpath
Easy Countryside Trail: Freers Bank and Fryton Moor near Terrington Distance: 3.5 miles Duration: 1 to 1.5 hour Level of walk: Medium Weather Forecast Why you should do this walk… A 3.5 mile (6km) circular walk (can be shortened to 2.2 miles) around the countryside near Terrington in North Yorkshire. The route follows a beautiful high…
A 2.5 mile (4km) there and back walk from the village of Terrington in North Yorkshire. This simple route allows you to experience the tranquillity and far-reaching views of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, without venturing too far from civilisation. This walk is part of the Howardian Hills Easy Countryside Trails collection, published through a collaboration between iFootpath and the Howardian Hills AONB Partnership, with the aim of providing countryside access for all in the Howardian Hills.
A 3.5 mile (6km) there and back walk from the idyllic village of Hovingham in North Yorkshire. You will have chance to discover the village itself, with its beautiful stone buildings and a babbling stream, before setting out on a peaceful journey along the Ebor Way through open arable fields with far reaching views to the woodland ridges. This walk is part of the Howardian Hills Easy Countryside Trails collection, published through a collaboration between iFootpath and the Howardian Hills AONB Partnership, with the aim of providing countryside access for all in the Howardian Hills
A 3 mile circular walk around the wooded Pennine valley of Hardcastle Crags, near Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire. Owned by the National Trust the valley comprises a beautiful shallow river, Hebden Water with steep wooded valley sides and you will have chance to discover lots of wildlife plus some industrial archaeology along the way. If you have children with you, you may wish to bring along crayons and paper as there are several engraved markers around the site, showing the various leaves and seeds in the woodland.
A level easy walk suitable for all the family around a reservoir and country park. If you want to make a day of it, there are other attractions nearby. Wigfield Farm has a wide collection of animals (sheep, ponies, donkeys and meerkats) and is open to the public to visit. Worsbrough Mill is a working stone mill that has regular open days to demonstrate the milling process. Stone ground products are also available to purchase.
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2 Comments
What a fantastic site to come across
We came here for a week of dog walking – found this web page and have found our itinerary for the whole time
Brilliant description and turn by turn guide
The bit where he states the next bit is tricky – see comment above about a pheasant pen now installed – either walk through it to the gate at the end or walk around outside on a clockwise orientation – either way brings you to the next way point.
Thanks from the four of us, (2 adults and 2 GSDs) for a brilliant web site, a great holiday and a great area for a walking holiday
From the Grovers of Essex
Thank you – very good to hear that you had a great holiday. You may also like our sister site iFootpath.com where there are more than 1,000 walking guides. Not all are dog friendly – but you will be able to judge whether the walk is suitable for you and your doggy by reading the overview. All the walks on the iFootpath website are available on the iFootpath app – no printing and a live GPS powered map.
Warm Regards
Richard