Sunday walk: Barwick in Elmet - Sunday 8 June - 10am

Start: 10am prompt. Meet at bench near entrance to Hall Towerhill on Elmwood Lane. Oarking available on the street.

Leader: Clive

Distance: 7.9 miles

Postcode for satnav: LS15 4JS

What3Words: https://w3w.co/replaying.idea.tangent

Level of difficulty: Easy

Time: around 3-4 hours 

Refreshments and toilets: pubs in town

An easy relatively flat walk.

Walk dates for 2025

Please mark your diary for 2025.

What3Words - we will be using this app to designate the start point of each walk. Find out more about this brilliant app here.

Sunday walks 
All the following are Sundays starting at 10am from the start point of the walk.

13 July - Keith

10 August - David

14 September - Steve

12 October

9 November

14 December - incl. annual Christmas dinner

Mid week walks
All the following are mid week walks starting at 10am from the start point of the walk.

Mid week walks are temporarily suspended.

Weekend walks

The following weekend walks have been organised:

30 May - 1 June: Louth

4-6 July : Stamford

19-21 September: Pooley Bridge

The format of the weekend is generally and loosely as follows:

Friday: Arrive afternoon/evening and meet at a local pub around 7pm for drinks. Organise own meal.

Saturday: walk of 10-12 miles starting at 10am. After end of walk visit local cafe/pub for refreshments and then reconvene in local pub for drinks. Organise own meal.

Sunday: walk of 8 miles starting at 10am. After end of walk visit local cafe/pub and then head back to York.

Accommodation: simply book your own in one of the many local B&Bs, hotels, of camping/caravanning sites nearby.

Just let me know you are coming and I will ensure you are kept informed of meeting up times and dates. Email me here.

Challenge walks

4 May: Foss Way - 7.30am start from Easingwold - contact us for details.

tbc: Edale Skyline

Sunday walk: Goodmanham - Sunday 11 May - 10am

Start: 10am prompt from free car park (Signposted) on Edwins Garth, Goodmanham

Postcode for satnav: YO43 3HY

What3Words: https://w3w.co/petrified.snooty.good

Leader: David

Distance: just under 8 miles

Time: Around 4 hours (with one brief stop for coffee / snacks, and a late lunch stop).

Level of difficulty: Easy

Refreshments and toilets: pub and cafe en route

Circular walk starting in Goodmanham, taking in Londesborough Park.

Sunday walk: Goathland - Sunday 13 April - 10am

Start: 10am prompt - car parking available in the village - charges payable - £4

Leader: Steve

Postcode for satnav: YO22 5LX

What3Words: https://w3w.co/seasonal.watchdogs.shrubbery

Distance: 8 miles

Level of difficulty: Easy to moderate

Facilities: Toilets and cafe in Goathland and Grosmont

The walk will head north across the Moors towards Grosmont where we may see heritage trains on the North York Moors Railway. There is an optional diversion to the engine shed at Grosmont. We will then return along the Esk Valley following the route of the railway towards Beck Hole taking in the industrial archeology along the way.

Sunday walk: Osmotherley - Sunday 9 March

Start: 10am prompt. Take the A19 north towards Osmotherley. Turn off the A19 towards Osmotherley. In the centre of the village, turn right and follow the road as it meanders along BurntHouse Bank, past Chequers B&B. Eventually you will come to a sharp left turn in the road called Square Corner where it meets the Cleveland Way. Parking on the road.

What3Words: promote.publisher.flops

Leader: Clive

Distance: 8.4 miles

Difficulty: moderate

Cafe and toilet: cafe in Osmotherley

Starting with a little road walking, then across the moor towards Oak Dale Reservoir. The walk then joins the Cleveland Way with a steady climb back to the car park.

Sunday walk: Sutton Bank - Sunday 9th February

Start: 10am prompt from Sutton Bank National Park Centre Car Park

Parking: In the car park (parking fees apply)

Postcode for satnav: YO7 2EH

What3Words: ///midfield.foresight.currently

Distance: 8 ish miles

Level of difficulty: moderate

Toilets: At the centre

Refreshments: Cafe at the centre

The plan is to descend to Goremire Lake then cross the A170 and tackle the White Horse steps before returning to the Centre. However, if we have had a lot of rain just before the walk and mud is an issue then there is an alternative route staying at the top of the bank.

Sunday walk: Copmanthorpe and Appleton Roebuck - Sunday 12th January

Start: 10 am prompt

Parking: On roadside outside the back of Collier Plant hire on Moor Lane, Copmanthorpe.

What3Words: ///enough.rational.caskets

Distance 8.3 miles

Level of difficulty: Easy, flat walk.

Toilets: None or bushes.

Refreshments: Royal Oak village pub afterwards.

Easy flat walk across farmland and near the railway.