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This is a very fast and rocky decent. Please be careful, also there is a gate part of the way down. Enjoy.

Nice ride across to link up with the cycleways across Surtees bridge

A nice gentle route but be wary of walkers with dogs.

Great place

A pleasant pit stop for pre or post ride fueling. Offers a breakfast and lunch menu along with sumptuous cakes and good coffee.

Picturesque, and if you are interested, history can be found at https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/19356/page/62253/view/.

The Church was built in 1877 in Swainby.

Ingleby Greenhow is a village and civil parish in the Hambleton district of North Yorkshire. The name may derive from the Saxon for Englishman's green hill.

This track has recently been tarmacked from "South Hetton" to "Shotton" the restriction in the photo is not there now

Clay Bank Car Park sits just below the top B1257 road. It is a great place to start walks on the moors to the east or the Cleveland Hills to the west. There is also fantastic views from this place.

Closed Wednesday and Thursdays

The scenery is nice in this area. You can see for miles in many parts. This is a slightly elevated area, the wind is far more stronger as it is an exposed area

Easy ride along the old railway. Can be done on anything other than a road bike.

Major junction of Rudland Rigg running broadly north-south and the Lyke Wake Walk running broadly east-west. West takes you past Round Hill to Urra Moor and the car park at Clay Bank, east follows the disused Farndale Railway. Most of the tracks around this location are very wide and easy walking.

Highest point in the North York Moors with beautiful views in all directions. From here you can take several options to cycle down.

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Beautiful winding gravel road that quietly climbs and descends like the trains used to run here. You wind high through the beautiful moors and occasionally see signs of the old railway line along the way. Very quiet and beautiful hard gravel. Great for cycling!

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Ingleby Greenhow is a tiny village on the edge of North York Moors (the name derives from old Saxon to mean "Englishman's green hill"). A very pretty and certainly very quiet village. The highlight here must be Saint Andrew's Church at the southern end of the village. There has been a church here since the 12th century and it was rebuilt in the 17th century. The church has an equally old churchyard to match. Ingleby Beck with its woodland belonging to Woodland Trust, next to the church, only adds to its charm.

A beautiful beck, gorgeous historic bridges, an impressive 19th century church (Holy Cross), ruins of a castle nearby (Whorlton Castle) and slightly ridiculously beautiful views almost right from High Street: welcome to Swainby! Stop, perhaps eat and drink, relax and enjoy!

Square Corner might just be a car park, but this is a car park to end all car parks! On Thimbleby Moor, with views of the Black Hambleton hill to the south and with beautiful views down the valley to the town of Osmotherley to the west. Life is good again.

Bloworth Crossing used to be a railway crossing. The railway line (carrying iron ore) ran from Battersby to Rosedale for 11 miles. These days, it is a cycling and walking/hiking heaven. Easy, comfortable tracks to ride on with preposterously beautiful views in just about any direction your heart directs you to look at!