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YORKSHIRE WOLDS MINI GUIDE www.theyorkshirewolds.com WALK RIDE EXPLORE EXPERIENCE ACTIVITIES AND SPORTS The broad open spaces of the Yorkshire Wolds are the perfect destination for anyone looking to walk, cycle, explore on horseback, indulge in water sports or take in a round of golf. Active Coast The Active Coast initiative offers a range of activities at Bridlington and along our coastline Find out more at www.visithullandeast yorkshire.com/coast/ Active-Coast.aspx Horse Riding For horse lovers, there are a number of local equestrian centres including: Wolds Riding Centre, Woldgate Trekking and Burnby Equestrian Centre or head to www.rideyorkshire.org Gliding For an aerial view of the landscape the Wolds Gliding Club, in Pocklington, is regarded as the premier gliding site in the North. Watersports There’s plenty on offer if you enjoy messing about on the water from Pirate ships and sea bird trips along the coast, boat hire and river cruises to water sports activities centres. Golf The East Yorkshire Golf Passport and the Golf Coast Passport will allow you to play the premium courses in the area. Fishing Whether you enjoy sea, fly or course fishing, there’s plenty of opportunity to test your rod skills on the Yorkshire Wolds. Active Kids As well as endless wide open spaces and miles of golden beaches, William’s Den adventure play and Let Loose Adventure Park are the perfect place to let the kids go wild. This fabulous festival in the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds offers superb activities that will appeal to families, casual walkers and enthusiasts alike. Pick from an exciting range of outdoor pursuits including cycling, specialist interest and guided walks, horse riding, nature safaris, historic parkland tours, bushcraft, boat trips and even a Buddhist experience plus lots more. SEPTEMBER ANNUAL WALKING AND OUTDOORS FESTIVAL www.theyorkshirewolds.com This Spring discover the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds for yourself. Choose from a wide variety of superb activities and events that will appeal to families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. For more information visit: www.visithullandeastyorkshire.com CYCLING The Big Skies Bike Rides 9 circular day rides across the Yorkshire Wolds, on quiet country lanes and cycle paths downloadable from our website tinyurl.com/bigskiesbikerides Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route 146 well signed miles of the Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route links small market towns and picturesque villages. cycleyorkshirewolds.com Way of the Roses 170 mile coast2coast route between Morecambe and Bridlington. wayoftheroses.info. Links with the Yorkshire Wolds Cycle route and the National Cycle Network: sustrans.org.uk Great Wold Valley Heritage Trail Links 9 beautiful villages, starting at Wharram- le-Street and ending in Foxholes: visitryedale.co.uk The Trans Pennine Trail A 215 mile coast to coast route between Hornsea and Southport. Cycle it, walk it, ride it, enjoy it. transpenninetrail.org.uk The open countryside and ever- changing scenery of the Yorkshire Wolds is a paradise for those who enjoy pedal power. Cycling in the region has gained prominence by hosting major events in the international cycling calendar including the Tour de Yorkshire and the UCI Road World Championships. For an insight into riding the routes visit ridetheroutes.co.uk YORKSHIRE WOLDS Welcome to the Yorkshire Wolds, a crescent shape of gently rolling hills extending from Filey on the North Yorkshire coast to Hessle in the shadow of the Humber Bridge. Whether on foot, cycling, driving or on horseback, you will discover wide open spaces, vast views, breath-taking landscapes and stunning wildlife. There’s plenty to see and do from historic sites, beautiful period houses, glorious gardens to the natural beauty of the heritage coastline. Stay… From cliff top cottages to fabulous country retreats you’ll find a wide selection of quality accommodation to suit your budget. Eat… With the finest local ingredients in abundance our cafés, pubs, guest houses, hotels and restaurants serve up unforgettable dining experiences for you to savour. Cheers! You’d be right to expect fine bars, inns and pubs along the Yorkshire Wolds and you won’t be disappointed. Experience… From the grandeur of stately homes, a hands-on agricultural experience, to a trip out to sea, the Yorkshire Wolds has some very different experiences to enjoy. Creative inspiration... The big skies and wide open spaces of the Yorkshire Wolds have inspired some of the most iconic images by one of the greatest living artists, David Hockney, but our beautiful landscape has also inspired many others. Poets, writers, photographers, film makers and local artists have also been inspired to produce a variety of work in a range of media. Visit our website or follow us on social media for the latest news on where to go and what’s on. www.theyorkshirewolds.com 01482 391672 [email protected] @VisitTheYorkshireWolds @VisitYorksWolds MARKET TOWNS Fascinating, historic but equally modern, with market days, pubs, tearooms and restaurants, independent retailers, museums and galleries, attractions and events You will find a friendly welcome in the Yorkshire Wolds towns. Driffield Capital of the Wolds and home to the largest one day agricultural show in the UK. The Canal at River Head is a major landmark in the town, used for leisure boats and sailings. Pocklington Gateway to the Wolds where several walking and cycle routes converge. Home to Burnby Hall gardens with its extensive collection of hardy water lilies. Close to the town is Pocklington canal, an idyllic rural waterway and wildlife haven. Market Weighton Birthplace of William ‘Giant’ Bradley who was a mighty 7 feet 9 inches high, marked by a statue in the town. Beverley Medieval market town with awe-inspiring Minster and historic architecture, shops, bars and restaurants, Beverley Westwood is also home to Beverley Race Course. Malton A firm favourite for foodies with its Made in Malton food producers, cookery school and Malton Food Tour. Bridlington A traditional seaside town with award winning beaches, charming old town, the spectacular Sewerby Hall and Gardens, and iconic Spa, it’s a firm favourite with families. Howden The old market town of Howden is dominated by its Minister, which leads to a beautifully preserved Georgian town centre with narrow cobbled streets. Market Days Beverley Saturday and Wednesday Bridlington Wednesday, Saturday and Bank Holidays Cottingham Thursday Driffield Thursday Malton Saturday Pocklington Tuesday ATTRACTIONS Sewerby Hall and Gardens A magnificent Georgian house with stunning views over Bridlington bay. The beautiful gardens include woodland walk, zoo, pitch and putt, Orangery and tea rooms. Burton Constable Hall Set in 330 acres of stunning parkland by Capability Brown this Elizabethan gem houses William Constable’s unique 18th century Cabinet of Curiosities. Burton Agnes Hall & Gardens This Elizabethan stately home houses 15 generations of treasures. The house is set amid beautiful award-winning gardens. Stewart’s Burnby Hall Gardens Home to the National Collection of over 100 varieties of Hardy Water Lilies with beautiful lakes teeming with fish. Skidby Mill & Museum of East Riding Rural Life A 19th century four-sailed mill with the mill warehouses converted to display and explain village life and agricultural practices at the time it was built in 1821. The Scampston Estate A Regency period estate with contemporary walled garden, while inside the house you’ll find a collection of porcelain and rare books. Jackson’s Wold Garden A three acre garden on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds affording stunning views over the Vale of Pickering. The walled gardens provide a rich tapestry of scent, colour and character. Wolds Way Lavender This 12 acre site with a Wildlife Sculpture Walk and six acres of Lavender ranging from rich hues of purple to the purest white. Wharram Percy A deserted medieval village that offers a glimpse into a past life. Ghostly outlines remain along with substantial church ruins and the millpond. Sledmere House Both a Georgian and Edwardian House features plasterwork, furniture by Chippendale, Hepplewhite, Sheraton and gardens landscaped by Capability Brown. Castle Howard A magnificent stately home with ornate interiors, breath-taking parkland with lakes, fountains and statues and stunning vistas. Yorkshire Wolds Railway A heritage railway project with a visitor centre set inside a genuine British Rail MK1 Full Brake coach, while visitors can ride on the locomotive Sir Tatton Sykes. Eden Camp Experience the sights, sounds and smells of World War II, all set in the buildings and grounds of an original Prisoner of War Camp. Yorkshire Air Museum Over 60 aircraft and vehicle displays make up this historically accurate RAF Bomber Base which is a living memorial to WWII forces personnel. WONDERFUL WOLDS WILDLIFE Home to some of Britain’s most iconic wildlife, the Yorkshire Wolds is a natural destination for any wildlife lover. Flamborough Cliffs As well as the impressive seabird colony, this coastal nature reserve has sandy coves and rock pools to explore. Kiplingcotes Chalk Pit Nature Reserve A 10 mile rail trail between Beverley and Market Weighton, great for orchids and butterflies in midsummer. Humber Bridge Country Park Local nature reserve is a haven for people and wildlife set amongst woods, meadows, pond and cliffs with views over the River Humber and towering Humber Bridge. Living Seas Drop in to find out more about the area’s marine wildlife, enjoy arts and craft activities with the kids or take part in an event. Millington Woods Millington wood is a 52 acre ancient ash wood set within a Yorkshire Wolds valley. Also a site of special scientific interest. North Cave Wetlands A 21st century nature reserve offering close up views of breeding avocet and dragonflies during spring and summer, with huge flocks of waders and waterfowl during winter. RSPB Bempton Cliffs The all-accessible viewing platform overlooks this famous seabird colony that fills the cliffs with over half a million seabirds from April – July. Tophill Low Nestled in the heart of the countryside, Tophill Low is a haven for otters, water voles, kingfishers and barn owls. Viewing hides and visitor centre offer panoramic views of the lakes. FOOD AND DRINK At the heart of the region are our farmers providing ingredients and inspiration to chefs across the Wolds so you can enjoy fresh produce in our cosy tea rooms, cafés and fabulous restaurants, whatever the season. The East Yorkshire Local Food Network will guide you around the many and varied producers of fabulous food and drink in the region. Yorkshire is famously home to the most Michelin-starred restaurants in any region outside of London, and one of them, The Pipe and Glass Inn, is in the heart of the Yorkshire Wolds. And if you’re a keen cook, you can get hold of those same ingredients at one of the many food festivals, farmers’ markets, farm shops and bakeries or if you need a culinary brush up, spend time at the Yorkshire Wolds Cookery School or Malton Cookery School. Visit our website for full details on where to eat and where to buy local food. www.theyorkshirewolds.com LOCAL EAST YORKSHIRE N E T W O R K EVENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT A packed programme of events throughout the year is sure to keep you entertained. Look out for the Spring in the Wolds Festival and the Yorkshire Wolds Walking and Outdoors Festival or head to one of our dedicated venues to enjoy theatre, music, art and more. For full events listings visit our website. www.theyorkshirewolds.com Bridlington Spa A spectacular Art Deco masterpiece with stunning views of our award-winning beaches is home to music, comedy, shows, panto and picture playhouse. Pocklington Arts Centre An award-winning arts venue for live events, music, comedy, exhibitions and workshops. Howden Shire Hall A multi-functional arts centre with live music, theatre, comedy and cinema. Spotlight Theatre Home to the local amateur dramatic and operatic society and touring shows. East Riding Theatre Located in Beverley ERT offers an eclectic mix of theatre, music and entertainment. Image: © Chris Waite WALKING The Yorkshire Wolds Way A 79 mile National Trail from Hessle to Filey. You’ll experience chalk landscapes with hidden dry valleys and plenty of wildlife as well as venturing through delightful market towns and villages. nationaltrail.co.uk/ yorkshire-wolds-way The Cleveland Way If you fancy enhancing the challenge hop off the Yorkshire Wolds Way at Filey straight onto the 109-mile route to the North Yorkshire coast and inland to Helmsley. nationaltrail.co.uk/ clevland-way New to walking? Download or print a ‘Try a Trail’ easy access day walk maps at nationaltrail.co.uk/ yorkshire-wolds-way/ leaflets Walking the Riding Over 250 routes pass through the towns, villages and countryside of the lovely East Riding of Yorkshire. Find them all at walkingtheriding.co.uk Walk the Wolds packs 15 beautifully illustrated circular routes are available to buy from Tourist Information Centres. Top Ten Trails For more great short walks handpicked from the Yorkshire Wolds Way National Trail route, visit top10trails.com. The Minster Way A 50 mile walk linking the spectacular Minsters of Beverley and York Minster.btck.co.uk The Chalkland Way 40 mile circular walk beginning and ending in Pocklington takes in some of the area’s prettiest villages. chalklandway.btck.co.uk They say every journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Our Wolds walks are a bit less daunting, but still challenging, so there’s no excuse – let’s get out there and do it!
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YORKSHIRE WOLDS MINI GUIDE
www.theyorkshirewolds.com
WALK RIDE
EXPLORE EXPERIENCE
ACTIVITIES AND SPORTSThe broad open spaces of the Yorkshire Wolds are the perfect destination for anyone looking to walk, cycle, explore on horseback, indulge in water sports or take in a round of golf.
Active Coast The Active Coast initiative offers a range of activities at Bridlington and along our coastline Find out more at www.visithullandeast yorkshire.com/coast/ Active-Coast.aspx
Horse Riding For horse lovers, there are a number of local equestrian centres including: Wolds Riding Centre, Woldgate Trekking and Burnby Equestrian Centre or head to www.rideyorkshire.org
Gliding For an aerial view of the landscape the Wolds Gliding Club, in Pocklington, is regarded as the premier gliding site in the North.
Watersports There’s plenty on offer if you enjoy messing about on the water from Pirate ships and sea bird trips along the coast, boat hire and river cruises to water sports activities centres.
Golf The East Yorkshire Golf Passport and the Golf Coast Passport will allow you to play the premium courses in the area.
Fishing Whether you enjoy sea, fly or course fishing, there’s plenty of opportunity to test your rod skills on the Yorkshire Wolds.
Active Kids As well as endless wide open spaces and miles of golden beaches, William’s Den adventure play and Let Loose Adventure Park are the perfect place to let the kids go wild.
This fabulous festival in the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds offers superb activities that will appeal to families, casual walkers and enthusiasts alike.
Pick from an exciting range of outdoor pursuits including cycling, specialist interest and guided walks, horse riding, nature safaris, historic parkland tours, bushcraft, boat trips and even a Buddhist experience plus lots more.
SEPTEMBER
ANNUAL WALKING AND OUTDOORS FESTIVAL
www.theyorkshirewolds.com
This Spring discover the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds for yourself. Choose from a wide variety of superb activities and events that will appeal to families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
For more information visit: www.visithullandeastyorkshire.com
CYCLING
The Big Skies Bike Rides 9 circular day rides across the Yorkshire Wolds, on quiet country lanes and cycle paths downloadable from our website tinyurl.com/bigskiesbikerides
Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route 146 well signed miles of the Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route links small market towns and picturesque villages. cycleyorkshirewolds.com
Way of the Roses 170 mile coast2coast route between Morecambe and Bridlington. wayoftheroses.info. Links with the Yorkshire Wolds Cycle route and the National Cycle Network: sustrans.org.uk
Great Wold Valley Heritage Trail Links 9 beautiful villages, starting at Wharram-le-Street and ending in Foxholes: visitryedale.co.uk
The Trans Pennine Trail A 215 mile coast to coast route between Hornsea and Southport. Cycle it, walk it, ride it, enjoy it. transpenninetrail.org.uk
The open countryside and ever- changing scenery of the Yorkshire Wolds is a paradise for those who enjoy pedal power.
Cycling in the region has gained prominence by hosting major events in the international cycling calendar including the Tour de Yorkshire and the UCI Road World Championships. For an insight into riding the routes visit ridetheroutes.co.uk
YORKSHIRE WOLDSWelcome to the Yorkshire Wolds, a crescent shape of gently rolling hills extending from Filey on the North Yorkshire coast to Hessle in the shadow of the Humber Bridge. Whether on foot, cycling, driving or on horseback, you will discover wide open spaces, vast views, breath-taking landscapes and stunning wildlife.There’s plenty to see and do from historic sites, beautiful period houses, glorious gardens to the natural beauty of the heritage coastline.
Stay… From cliff top cottages to fabulous country retreats you’ll find a wide selection of quality accommodation to suit your budget.
Eat… With the finest local ingredients in abundance our cafés, pubs, guest houses, hotels and restaurants serve up unforgettable dining experiences for you to savour.
Cheers! You’d be right to expect fine bars, inns and pubs along the Yorkshire Wolds and you won’t be disappointed.
Experience… From the grandeur of stately homes, a hands-on agricultural experience, to a trip out to sea, the Yorkshire Wolds has some very different experiences to enjoy.
Creative inspiration... The big skies and wide open spaces of the Yorkshire Wolds have inspired some of the most iconic images by one of the greatest living artists, David Hockney, but our beautiful landscape has also inspired many others. Poets, writers, photographers, film makers and local artists have also been inspired to produce a variety of work in a range of media.
Visit our website or follow us on social media for the latest news on where to go and what’s on.
www.theyorkshirewolds.com 01482 391672 [email protected] @VisitTheYorkshireWolds @VisitYorksWolds
MARKET TOWNSFascinating, historic but equally modern, with market days, pubs, tearooms and restaurants, independent retailers, museums and galleries, attractions and events You will find a friendly welcome in the Yorkshire Wolds towns.
Driffield Capital of the Wolds and home to the largest one day agricultural show in the UK. The Canal at River Head is a major landmark in the town, used for leisure boats and sailings.
Pocklington Gateway to the Wolds where several walking and cycle routes converge. Home to Burnby Hall gardens with its extensive collection of hardy water lilies. Close to the town is Pocklington canal, an idyllic rural waterway and wildlife haven.
Market Weighton Birthplace of William ‘Giant’ Bradley who was a mighty 7 feet 9 inches high, marked by a statue in the town.
Beverley Medieval market town with awe-inspiring Minster and historic architecture, shops, bars and restaurants, Beverley Westwood is also home to Beverley Race Course.
Malton A firm favourite for foodies with its Made in Malton food producers, cookery school and Malton Food Tour.
Bridlington A traditional seaside town with award winning beaches, charming old town, the spectacular Sewerby Hall and Gardens, and iconic Spa, it’s a firm favourite with families.
Howden The old market town of Howden is dominated by its Minister, which leads to a beautifully preserved Georgian town centre with narrow cobbled streets.
Market Days Beverley Saturday and Wednesday
Bridlington Wednesday, Saturday and Bank Holidays
Cottingham Thursday
Driffield Thursday
Malton Saturday
Pocklington Tuesday
ATTRACTIONSSewerby Hall and Gardens A magnificent Georgian house with stunning views over Bridlington bay. The beautiful gardens include woodland walk, zoo, pitch and putt, Orangery and tea rooms.
Burton Constable Hall Set in 330 acres of stunning parkland by Capability Brown this Elizabethan gem houses William Constable’s unique 18th century Cabinet of Curiosities.
Burton Agnes Hall & Gardens This Elizabethan stately home houses 15 generations of treasures. The house is set amid beautiful award-winning gardens.
Stewart’s Burnby Hall Gardens Home to the National Collection of over 100 varieties of Hardy Water Lilies with beautiful lakes teeming with fish.
Skidby Mill & Museum of East Riding Rural Life A 19th century four-sailed mill with the mill warehouses converted to display and explain village life and agricultural practices at the time it was built in 1821.
The Scampston Estate A Regency period estate with contemporary walled garden, while inside the house you’ll find a collection of porcelain and rare books.
Jackson’s Wold Garden A three acre garden on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds affording stunning views over the Vale of Pickering. The walled gardens provide a rich tapestry of scent, colour and character.
Wolds Way Lavender This 12 acre site with a Wildlife Sculpture Walk and six acres of Lavender ranging from rich hues of purple to the purest white.
Wharram Percy A deserted medieval village that offers a glimpse into a past life. Ghostly outlines remain along with substantial church ruins and the millpond.
Sledmere House Both a Georgian and Edwardian House features plasterwork, furniture by Chippendale, Hepplewhite, Sheraton and gardens landscaped by Capability Brown.
Castle Howard A magnificent stately home with ornate interiors, breath-taking parkland with lakes, fountains and statues and stunning vistas.
Yorkshire Wolds Railway A heritage railway project with a visitor centre set inside a genuine British Rail MK1 Full Brake coach, while visitors can ride on the locomotive Sir Tatton Sykes.
Eden Camp Experience the sights, sounds and smells of World War II, all set in the buildings and grounds of an original Prisoner of War Camp.
Yorkshire Air Museum Over 60 aircraft and vehicle displays make up this historically accurate RAF Bomber Base which is a living memorial to WWII forces personnel.
WONDERFUL WOLDS WILDLIFEHome to some of Britain’s most iconic wildlife, the Yorkshire Wolds is a natural destination for any wildlife lover.
Flamborough Cliffs As well as the impressive seabird colony, this coastal nature reserve has sandy coves and rock pools to explore.
Kiplingcotes Chalk Pit Nature Reserve A 10 mile rail trail between Beverley and Market Weighton, great for orchids and butterflies in midsummer.
Humber Bridge Country Park Local nature reserve is a haven for people and wildlife set amongst woods, meadows, pond and cliffs with views over the River Humber and towering Humber Bridge.
Living Seas Drop in to find out more about the area’s marine wildlife, enjoy arts and craft activities with the kids or take part in an event.
Millington Woods Millington wood is a 52 acre ancient ash wood set within a Yorkshire Wolds valley. Also a site of special scientific interest.
North Cave Wetlands A 21st century nature reserve offering close up views of breeding avocet and dragonflies during spring and summer, with huge flocks of waders and waterfowl during winter.
RSPB Bempton Cliffs The all-accessible viewing platform overlooks this famous seabird colony that fills the cliffs with over half a million seabirds from April – July.
Tophill Low Nestled in the heart of the countryside, Tophill Low is a haven for otters, water voles, kingfishers and barn owls. Viewing hides and visitor centre offer panoramic views of the lakes.
FOOD AND DRINK At the heart of the region are our farmers providing ingredients and inspiration to chefs across the Wolds so you can enjoy fresh produce in our cosy tea rooms, cafés and fabulous restaurants, whatever the season.
The East Yorkshire Local Food Network will guide you around the many and varied producers of fabulous food and drink in the region.
Yorkshire is famously home to the most Michelin-starred restaurants in any region outside of London, and one of them, The Pipe and Glass Inn, is in the heart of the Yorkshire Wolds.
And if you’re a keen cook, you can get hold of those same ingredients at one of the many food festivals, farmers’ markets, farm shops and bakeries or if you need a culinary brush up, spend time at the Yorkshire Wolds Cookery School or Malton Cookery School.
Visit our website for full details on where to eat and where to buy local food. www.theyorkshirewolds.com
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EVENTS AND ENTERTAINMENTA packed programme of events throughout the year is sure to keep you entertained. Look out for the Spring in the Wolds Festival and the Yorkshire Wolds Walking and Outdoors Festival or head to one of our dedicated venues to enjoy theatre, music, art and more.
For full events listings visit our website. www.theyorkshirewolds.com
Bridlington Spa A spectacular Art Deco masterpiece with stunning views of our award-winning beaches is home to music, comedy, shows, panto and picture playhouse.
Pocklington Arts Centre An award-winning arts venue for live events, music, comedy, exhibitions and workshops.
Howden Shire Hall A multi-functional arts centre with live music, theatre, comedy and cinema.
Spotlight Theatre Home to the local amateur dramatic and operatic society and touring shows.
East Riding Theatre Located in Beverley ERT offers an eclectic mix of theatre, music and entertainment.
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WALKING
The Yorkshire Wolds Way A 79 mile National Trail from Hessle to Filey. You’ll experience chalk landscapes with hidden dry valleys and plenty of wildlife as well as venturing through delightful market towns and villages. nationaltrail.co.uk/yorkshire-wolds-way
The Cleveland Way If you fancy enhancing the challenge hop off the Yorkshire Wolds Way at Filey straight onto the 109-mile route to the North Yorkshire coast and inland to Helmsley. nationaltrail.co.uk/ clevland-way
New to walking? Download or print a ‘Try a Trail’ easy access day walk maps at nationaltrail.co.uk/yorkshire-wolds-way/leaflets
Walking the Riding Over 250 routes pass through the towns, villages and countryside of the lovely East Riding of Yorkshire. Find them all at walkingtheriding.co.uk
Walk the Wolds packs 15 beautifully illustrated circular routes are available to buy from Tourist Information Centres.
Top Ten Trails For more great short walks handpicked from the Yorkshire Wolds Way National Trail route, visit top10trails.com.
The Minster Way A 50 mile walk linking the spectacular Minsters of Beverley and York Minster.btck.co.uk
The Chalkland Way 40 mile circular walk beginning and ending in Pocklington takes in some of the area’s prettiest villages. chalklandway.btck.co.uk
They say every journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Our Wolds walks are a bit less daunting, but still challenging, so there’s no excuse – let’s get out there and do it!
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PatringtonPatringtonHaven
Sunk Island
Tunstall
Halsham
Garton
Aldbrough
Mappleton
Burton Constable
Paull
Atwick
Skipsea
Beeford
Barmston
Burton Agnes
Sledmere
Fimber
Hessle
Humber Bridge
Willerby
South Cave
Ousefleet
North Cave
North Newbald
Hotham
Sancton
Goodmanham
Holme on the Wolds
Bishop Burton
Walkington Woodmansey
LittleWeighton
Raywell
Skidby
Brough Melton
SNAITH
Cottingham
Easington
Kilnsea
SpurnHead
KINGSTONUPON HULL
HEDON
BEVERLEY
HOWDEN
POCKLINGTON
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Norton-on-Derwent
DRIFFIELD
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ReightonHunmanby
Sherburn
Bempton
Buckton
FlamboroughSewerby
Weaverthorpe
WintringhamScampston
West Heslerton
Staxton
Wold Newton Burton Fleming
Langtoft
Kilham
Rudston
Great Wold ValleyKirbyGrindalythe
Thixendale
Wharramle Street
Wetwang
Garton-on-the-WoldsFridaythorpe
Westow
Scrayingham
Burythorpe Wharram Percy
Huggate
Bainton
Watton
CherryBurton
North Dalton
South Dalton
Stamford Bridge
Warter
Londesborough
Shiptonthorpe
Nunburnholme
Barmby Moor
Allerthorpe
KilnwickPercy
Millington
Bishop Wilton
Wilberfoss
Elvington
Holme-on-Spalding-Moor
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ATTRACTIONS AND ACTIVITIES
1 Beverley Minster
2 Burnby Hall Gardens
3 Burton Agnes Hall
4 Burton Constable Hall, Skirlaugh
5 Castle Howard
6 Eden Camp, Malton
7 Jackson’s Wold Garden, Malton
8 Let Loose, Beverley
9 Scampston Hall, Malton
10 Sewerby Hall & Gardens, Bridlington
11 Skidby Mill & Museum
12 Sledmere House
13 The Deep, Hull
14 Wharram Percy
15 Williams Den, North Cave
16 Wolds Gliding Club, Pocklington
17 Wolds Way Lavender, Winteringham
18 Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington
19 Yorkshire Wolds Railway (Fimber)
NATURE RESERVES
20 Flamborough Cliffs
21 Kiplingcotes Chalk Pit Nature Reserve
22 Humber Bridge Country Park
23 Living Seas Centre, Flamborough
24 Millington Wood
25 North Cave Wetlands
26 RSPB Bempton Cliffs
27 Spurn Point Nature Reserve
28 Tophill Low Nature Reserve, nr Driffield
EVENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
29 Bridlington Spa
30 East Riding Theatre, Beverley
31 Howden Shire Hall
32 Pocklington Arts Centre
33 Spotlight Theatre, Bridlington
The Secret Art is a unique way to discover art; the app allows you to experience a collection
of Yorkshire Wolds secret art whilst enjoying the great outdoors yorkshirewoldssecretart.co.uk
ART GALLERIES
34 Acorn Gallery, Pocklington
35 Beverley Art Gallery
36 Calf House Studios, Bishop Burton
37 Gallery 49, Bridlington
38 Richard Burton Gallery, Buckton
39 Robert Fuller Gallery, Thixendale
40 Visa Arts, North Dalton
41 Wolds Village, Bainton
42 Morton Gallery, Bridlington
43 Triton Gallery, Sledmere
Tel 01482 391672 [email protected]
@VisitTheYorkshireWolds @VisitYorksWolds www.theyorkshirewolds.com
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Trans Pennine Trail
Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route
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