Οι καλύτερες οικογενειακές πεζοπορίες Ampleforth

Open at all daylight hours. No charge.

Open everyday to the public. No charge.

Beautiful forest paths, but make sure you navigate you’re way as they all look the same.

Very nice spot. If you are headed east up Drakendale Gill, then the woodland path is quite steep, but then flattens out a bit and becomes more of a plantation track as you proceed through The Royalty and College Moor.

Ampleforth Abbey has been a working abbey for Benedictine monks since 1802. It's an imposing and imposing space. The Abbey Church can be visited, and there is also a tearoom here and Visitor Centre. The impressive grounds around the Abbey include the Ampleforth College, which is an independent Catholic boarding school.

This is quite a gem. In this tiny village, there is a miniature railway where, on certain Sundays, you can ride on the little trains between Easter and autumn. Great fun for both children and adults alike! The village hall building (used to be a train station) serves teas and coffees when the rides are open, and there is a lovely playground outside too.

This is a terrific segment, particularly if you walk in the northern direction towards Ampleforth. Spot the lovely oaks in the field just after crossing the road on the southern end of this segment. As you walk towards Ampleforth, you get terrific views of Ampleforth Abbey in the distance as well as the green woodlands of both Wass Moor and Beacon Bank.

This is one fabulous place to be: a very picturesque and beautiful little lake, with little piers on its banks in a few places. The tracks and paths around it are well-managed (thus easy to run on). On a sunny day, the waters get amazingly blue colours and the scene is truly Impressionistic!