Hutton-le-Hole Village

Hutton-le-Hole is a beautiful village and is situated exactly where its name suggests, in a hole between the Tabular Hills and Spaunton Moor.

There are several cafes in the village, plus a pub and a lovely green to sit on if you need 5 minutes of rest. Sheep graze the village green so can be found wandering the roads wherever they please.

Hutton Beck winds its way straight through the village which really makes it look picture perfect.

Super quaint conservation village that's always worth a pedal through.

Expect a long drag out of here if you're heading up the road over the moor afterwards. It isn't steep but it does last a while.

Usually lots of tourists in summer, matching the number of roaming moorland sheep too.

Beautiful little village, probably one of my favourite in the whole of the moors. Sheeps roam the streets at will, which is the best bit!