Start: 10am prompt
Leader: Keith
Start point: Coxwold village centre
Distance: 8 miles
Level of difficulty: moderate
Refreshments and toilets: cafe in Coxwold
A gently undulating walk with a cafe to finish in Coxwold.
Wednesday, 18 October 2017
Friday, 13 October 2017
Mid week walk: Tuesday 17th October - Burniston, Cloughton and Hayburn Wyke
Start: 10am prompt
Car parking: Take the A 171 Scarborough to Whitby road and in Burniston turn right immediately after the Jolly Sailors Pub into Rocks Lane and follow this narrow lane under a railway bridge to where it ends at a small car park overlooking Crook Ness.
Leader: Ali
Distance: 7 miles
Time: 3 1/2 to 4 hours
Refreshments and toilets: Pub at Hayburn Wyke. Lovely café at Cloughton(the old railway station) and café and pubs in Burniston.
This walk takes us over open cliff tops with a few ascents and descents on the way, but they are mostly short and sharp. It is an easy walk back to Burniston along the disused railway line and a quiet country road.
Monday, 2 October 2017
Sunday walk: Sunday 8th October 2017 - Nether Poppleton and the River Ouse
Date: Sunday 8th October.
Start: 10:00 am
Start point: St Everilda Church / Tithe Barn at Nether Poppleton. Heading to Nether Poppleton along Millfield Lane turn right into Church Lane (look out for the sign "Church and Tithe Barn).
Leader: Rob
Distance: Approx 9 miles
Level of difficulty: Lengthy but easy walk. (If it rains in the days before the walk, it will be muddy in places).
The walk begins from the small norman church in Nether Poppleton. The first half of the walk is across fields to the banks of the River Nidd near Moor Monkton. The return wanders through a succession of riverbank meadows at the side of the River Ouse back to Nether Poppleton.
Start: 10:00 am
Start point: St Everilda Church / Tithe Barn at Nether Poppleton. Heading to Nether Poppleton along Millfield Lane turn right into Church Lane (look out for the sign "Church and Tithe Barn).
Leader: Rob
Distance: Approx 9 miles
Level of difficulty: Lengthy but easy walk. (If it rains in the days before the walk, it will be muddy in places).
The walk begins from the small norman church in Nether Poppleton. The first half of the walk is across fields to the banks of the River Nidd near Moor Monkton. The return wanders through a succession of riverbank meadows at the side of the River Ouse back to Nether Poppleton.
Monday, 4 September 2017
Sunday walk: Heslington Tilmire - Sunday 10th September
Date: Sunday, September 10
Start: 10am prompt
Meet: Heslington village outside the King Charles pub. Street parking.
Leaders: Martin and Jenny
Distance: 6.5 miles but can be extended by a further mile if required.
Refreshments/toilets: King Charles pub and Deramore pub in Heslington
OS Explorer map 290, OS Landranger 105
Monday, 14 August 2017
Wednesday walk: Helmsley,Beckdale Valley and Ashdale valley - Wednesday 30th August
Start: 10am prompt
Parking and meeting point: Roadside near Feversham Hotel in Helmsley.
Leader: Mike
Distance: 7 miles
Level of difficulty: Mainly easy walk
Refreshments and toilets: Cafes and toilets in Helmsley
A delightful walk up Beckdale valley and returning to Helmsley on good paths. There is one hill climb.
Friday, 11 August 2017
Sunday walk: Hovingham over to Terrington - Sunday 13 August
Date: Sunday 13 August
Start: 10am prompt from Hovingham village hall
Leader: Sally
Distance: 8.5 miles
Level of difficulty: Moderate
Parking: Parking in Hovingham on the road or by the village hall.
Start: 10am prompt from Hovingham village hall
Leader: Sally
Distance: 8.5 miles
Level of difficulty: Moderate
Parking: Parking in Hovingham on the road or by the village hall.
Facilities: Cafe and toilets in Hovingham
A lovely walk in the countryside north of York. Lunch in Terrington on the village green.
Thursday, 10 August 2017
Tuesday walk: Bishop wilton, Yapham, Meltonby and Great Givendale - 15 August
Start: 10am prompt
Car Parking: Roadside near the pub in Bishop Wilton
Leader: Ali
Distance: 6 miles
Time: 3 hours
This is a pleasant walk, mostly on good paths and tracks with a bit of road walking on quiet roads. There is one gradual ascent and a steep descent on the return to Bishop Wilton.There is a lovely Victorian church at Yapham and the lovely church at Great Givendale which makes a good lunch stop.
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