Discover Walks in YorkshireThe Cleveland Way: Robin Hood’s Bay to Boggle Hole
This is a great walk for all ages, with beautiful views and plenty to do along the way. Tide–permitting: Walk along …
Wakefield’s ‘The Gnome Roam’
Although this walk is frankly brilliant, I always feel it’s somewhat overlooked by the many families who visit Newmillerdam. Most people …
May Beck to Falling Foss
If ever there was a magical woodland walk, this is it. Take the trail through the trees on a 2-mile circular …
Walk: Hawes to Aysgill Force Circular
A walk of just under 4 miles to the lesser known but equally stunning Aysgill Force waterfall, with spectacular dales views …
Walk: Aysgarth Falls and Bolton Castle
Visit Aysgarth Falls and Bolton Castle – two of Wensleydale’s most impressive highlights – while enjoying peaceful footpaths and stunning views …
Walk: Digley Reservoir
An easy, but varied walk through fields, alongside woods and just on the edge of the moor near Holmbridge. The Route …
Walk: Pollington Heritage Trail
Starting in the village of Pollington, this short circular stroll takes in Pollington Lock on the Aire and Calder Navigation. The …
How a stroll along your local canal can help protect the environment
With 500km of towpaths and beautiful waterside vistas steeped in history, Yorkshire’s canal and river network offers some truly memorable walking …
Nidderdale Greenway and Nidd Gorge
We absolutely love the Nidderdale Greenway walk here at Harrogate Mumbler. It’s a great one for all the family, including the …
Hare Head from Bolton Abbey
So many people venture to Bolton Abbey for family walks along the Strid, while those a little more adventurous might try …
The Grosmont to Goathland Rail Trail
This 3.6 mile route follows the old tramway line, built by George Stephenson, between Grosmont to Goathland. It’s a great walk …
Walk: Deffer Wood, Barnsley
This fab circular walk is just amazing. At 4km, it is PERFECT for families and has pretty much everything you could …
Walking, Wellbeing and Wildlife
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Whether you’re taking a quick walk around the block or stretching your legs a little further, wildlife is …
Seven easy landscape photography tips for beginners
Combining photography with hiking in the great outdoors can be challenging, especially if you want to take dramatic landscape shots whilst …
Fraisethorpe to Bridlington
Walking along the beautiful East Yorkshire Coast, from Fraisethorpe to Bridlington, is one of my favourite walks with my children. Situated …
Walk: The Easby Loop
A favourite family picnic route. From The Station in Richmond, North Yorkshire, (refreshments available) follow the old rail-track to historic Easby …
Inclusive Walking with Experience Community – Newmillerdam
Marie first joined Experience Community’s activities in 2014. She started out on our wheelchair walks at Dewsbury Country Park and along …
The Bluebells of Ilkley’s Middleton Woods
This Mother’s Day, finding a beautiful spring walk is high on every mummy’s agenda (well, that and breakfast in bed, which …
Walk: Stanley Ferry
A family friendly stroll along the Aire & Calder Navigation lined with picturesque canal boats. The Route GPX Route Map Walk …
Walk: Selby Trails Part 3. The Oak Trail
Discover Selby park, Selby wildlife pond, Brayton Barff Woods and Fairy Pin Well. A 3.8 mile flat route with very little …
Walk: Penistone to Dunford Bridge
An easy walk along the former Great Central Railway in South Yorkshire, with moorland views, trees and wildflowers. The Route GPX …
Walk: Trans Pennine Trail
The Trans Pennine Trail is a long-distance path running from Southport on the West coast to Hornsea on the East Coast, …
Walk: Easington
An easy trek around the fields and hamlets surrounding the village of Easington – and walking right beside the mighty Humber …
Inclusive Walks with Experience Community
Craig Grimes, Managing Director of Experience Community, introduces his work and his passion to help disabled people access Yorkshire’s countryside.
Walk: Melbourne Circular
A scenic 4 mile walk from Melbourne, East Yorkshire, taking in some of the Pocklington Canal, and you can enjoy a …
Walk: Naburn Locks
Explore the wonderful Naburn Locks on the River Ouse. On this short walk you can explore the interesting heritage and wildlife …
Walk: Settle, Scaleber Force and Jubilee Cave
Settle, the waterfall of Scaleber Force, geological wonders and prehistoric Jubilee Cave. The Route GPX Route Map Walk Description From the …
International Women’s Day: Walk in the Brontë’s Footsteps
To celebrate International Women’s Day, let’s take a walk in the footsteps of some truly inspirational Yorkshire women. Charlotte, Emily and …
Walk: Knaresborough to Harrogate via the Beryl Burton
A gentle walk from the charming market town of Knaresborough to the historic spa town of Harrogate. Suitable for all ages. …
Walk: Wolsey Walk
Known as the “Windsor of the North” because of its association with royalty and archbishops, Cawood is an attractive village with …
Walk: Selby Trails Part 2. The Waterways Trail
Discover Selby lock basin, David Mayne’s sculpture, moored canal boats and Brayton bridge. A 2.8 mile flat route with very little …
Walk: Selby Trails Part 1. The Abbey Trail
Discover Selby Timeline, Selby Abbey, Market Cross, Disappearing Street and Westfield cemetery with one of the Selby Trails. The Route GPX …
Walk: Riccall Round
These two circular walks take in the historic countryside in and around the village of Riccall. The Route GPX Route Map …
Walk: Broomhill and Manvers
A walk on quiet roads and footpaths passing the Old Moor and Broomhill nature reserves and around Manvers Lake. The Route …
Walk: Selby Horseshoe
Starting and finishing at Selby Abbey, Selby Horseshoe heads along the Selby Canal towpath, on well-trodden paths and through Brayton Barff’s …
Campus Connections: the LBHW team offer a snapshot of shared histories
Leeds – a magical city in a majestic county. Heritage Corner’s Leeds Black History Walk is a fascinating revelation of historic Yorkshire links …
