ダルトンでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A lovely quiet route.

Awesome far-reaching views. On a clear day you can see past York to the Dales, and well beyond Drax to the south.

Home to an Anglo-Saxon cross-shaft that was discovered in 2 pieces and reconstructed incorrectly in the 1800s, so that it is mis-aligned. The shaft contains Anglo-Saxon carvings (biblical scenes, such as the Adoration of the Magi, as well as figures of Christ, the Apostles, and what may be a Celtic Christian missionary), and Viking era carvings showing Norse influence (such as a possible representation of Odin with his ravens).

The woods north of Nunburnholme, particularly in the area near Bratt Lane and Jenny Firkin Wood, are known as The Belt. This is a popular walking route along the Yorkshire Wolds Way that includes a section through Bratt Wood, turning into a path known as The Belt at the edge of the woods.

beautiful little village

Beautiful view spot of the lake

Gently inclined and fabulous little dale that is literally a stone's through from the northern end of Huggate village.

Stunning dale to the east of Huggate lined by Oxland Plantation on one side and a clear ridgeline with big sky on the other. Linked to Cow, Shortlands and Rabbit Dales, which are all perfect for any hiking route around Huggate.