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Information Sheet
Introduction
Contents
Sample Route
Availability
Reprinted
Cover
Paperback - Laminated
Published
17 Mar 2010
Edition
First
ISBN
9781852844479
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ISBN (10)
1852844477
Size
17.2 x 11.6 x 1.3cm
Weight
230g
Pages
192
No. Maps
44
No. Photos
68
Originally Published
1 Jun 2005

The Cleveland Way and the Yorkshire Wolds Way

With the Tabular Hills Walk by Paddy Dillon

This handy guidebook describes two National Trails, the Cleveland Way and Yorkshire Wolds Way, along with the Tabular Hills Walk. The three routes can be joined end-to-end to create a long-distance route of over 400 km of easy and enjoyable walking in the varied Yorkshire countryside, or undertaken as shorter individual walks. More...

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Seasons

All year round, though winter can be bleak and wet on the moors.

Centres

Scarborough, Whitby, Filey, Helmsley, Osmotherley

Difficulty

Suitable for all. Divided into sections from 2.5 miles to 12 miles. Some isolated stretches. Read More... Highest point 454m (1490ft).

Must See

Yorkshire’s Heritage Coast; Ryedale Folk Museum; Rievaulx Abbey; Whitby; historic villages; Read More... moorland scenery
 
 

The Cleveland Way National Trail offers a fine 177km (110 mile) walk around the North York Moors National Park, enjoying scenery that includes the open heather moorlands, gentle dales, interesting towns and villages, and dramatic cliff coastline.

The Tabular Hills Walk is an 80km (50 miles) Regional Trail between Scalby Mills, near Scarborough and Hemsley, far inland. Walkers can pick up the Cleveland Way at the market town of Hemsley and continue along this route back to Filey.

The Yorkshire Wolds Way, one of the quietest of Britain's National Trails, wanders through gentle, cultivated and sparsely populated countryside. The route is usually walked from south to north for 130km (80 miles) from Hessle, near Hull on the Humber Estuary to Filey.

 
 
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