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Thirsk,
From the edge of this ancient land, the vistas are simply breathtaking. On a clear day you can watch the sun set behind the Yorkshire Dales in the distance. Below are expansive, flat plains that go on as far as the eye can see. The skies here are…
Pickering,
When was the last time you looked up at the night sky with wonder and curiosity? Just looked up in awe at the vastness of the universe?
Mindful stargazing is nothing to do with maps or facts. It's an immersive experience of looking up at the…
York,
In these after-work and weekend events, watch your feel-good factor increase as you embrace the night sky above you. Walk by the light of a magical full moon or be immersed in total darkness - except for the twinkling lights of villages below.
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Scarborough,
Take time for it all. Switch off and slow down. Let us take care of the route while you relax and see stunning views from Ravenscar on the edge of the North York Moors.
Meander along the coast, breathing in fresh sea air. Stop at little secret…
York,
Love being outdoors? Want to try something a bit different? Then how about an outdoor yoga and sensory nature walk experience?
The location couldn't be better. Set in 6 acres of grounds in the middle of beautiful Dalby Forest, High Dalby House…
Being out at twilight is a magical time of the day. Fading daylight gives way to night. Twinkling stars slowly start to appear. Nocturnal creatures venture out while diurnal species head back home.
It almost feels like a life pause. But in…
York,
Let us take you on paths less walked to reveal stunning scenery and one of the best views of a spectacular, monastic site. Hidden in a breathtaking valley, Rievaulx Abbey and its natural surroundings is a feast for the eyes. Fringed by ancient…
Scarborough,
This is a wonderful opportunity to switch off, slow down and take time out for you. Allow yourself to let go of that ‘to do’ list. Sample something completely different with other like-minded women.
We'll begin at twilight and end when it's…
York,
Why not celebrate Bonfire Night a bit differently? How about viewing everybody else's individual celebrations from a high vantage point instead?
Climbing to the top of Roseberry Topping, you'll be rewarded with stunning views. In the dark…
Pickering,
Have you ever wanted to go on a Dark Sky event but felt put off because of the walk length or big hills? Or wished you could take your kids, but been unable to? Well, here's your chance to have a go.
We're very excited about these experiences.…
York,
On this evening we'll start at a historic fishing village on North York Moors coast called Robin Hood's Bay. Once famed for smuggling, it's a truly atmospheric place to visit. If you've never been it's a wonderful place to visit in winter months. …
York,
Standing on top of a wild moor in the middle of winter you'll feel very much alive.
Even more so when you look upwards to a huge sky, studded with stars, planets and constellations. If it's clear, you'll be able to see the Milky Way with the…
Scarborough,
Right in the centre of this ancient land lies a sunken valley called Rosedale. Steeped in geological - as well as man-made history, it's picture-postcard pretty.
Scoured out by rivers and meltwater from millions of years ago, this steep-sided…
Kilburn, Thirsk
In this after-work event, why not walk by the light of a full moon? You'll walk where a huge ancient hill fort once stood. Feel the majesty of this ancient place. Immerse yourself in nature during these darker hours and watch your feel-good factor…
Ravenscar, Scarborough
Enjoy the National Park in a nutshell on this 11-mile walk through some of the North York Moors’ most characteristic landscapes.
Scarborough
The Cleveland Way is 109 miles of ever changing and beautiful landscapes and scenery.
Whitby
Discover the places in Whitby that inspired Bram Stoker when writing the story of Dracula.
Whitby
The Whitby Walking with Heritage Trail features nine of local artist Emma Stothard’s unique life-size sculptures inspired by Whitby’s fishing heritage dotted around Whitby.
Filey
Explore the 'New' Filey Trail which takes your on a journey through the part of town built since the 1830's when visitors began to visit Filey on holiday.
Whitby
This trail looks at some of the ‘dark’ and mysterious forces that have shaped Whitby long before a famous vampire sank his teeth into it
Scarborough
Raincliffe Woods is a Woodland Trust site owned by Scarborough Council. It consists of a mature planted ancient woodland which is extremely well used throughout the year.
Malton
This 5-mile walk exploring the Castle Howard parkland starts outside the courtyard to Castle Howard – a perfect spot for a pre-walk coffee or post-walk refreshment.
Robin Hood's Bay, Whitby
This walk is one of six walks contained in Walks around Robin Hoods Bay.
Glaisdale, Whitby
Lift your spirits in the stunning Esk Valley countryside on a 5-mile circular walk that runs between Glaisdale and Egton Bridge.
Scarborough
Choose a clear day for this 4-mile circular walk to enjoy amazing views of two very different landscapes of the National Park – sweeping heather moorland and the dramatic Ravenscar coastline looking across to Robin Hood’s Bay.
Osmotherley
Explore handsome Osmotherley and its surroundings on a 3¼ -mile circular walk that touches every aspect of the village’s rich religious past.
Whitby
The moorland villages of Castleton and Danby set the scene on this 7½-mile linear walk that wends its way from the higher moors down to the gentler reaches of the Esk Valley around Lealholm.
Scarborough
The Lyke Wake Walk is a complete crossing of the North Yorkshire moors along their main east-west watershed between the Stone at grid reference 470994 and the Trig point at 971012, a distance of approximately 40 miles.
Whitby
A well managed deciduous sheltered woodland offering various tracks that can be explored in Class 2 and 3 scooters. The second circuit to the Old Castle is a climb but is on a good hard track.
Kirkbymoorside
With great views over Rosedale and Farndale, this linear route follows the old ironstone railway which ran from Battersby Junction to the mines either side of Rosedale valley.