Easingwold 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

You can also get a different view of the reservoir if you approach along the footpath from east of Pond Head Farm .

Very small sleepy hamlet dominated by the village green and mature trees, one of which is encircled by a wooden bench around the base of its trunk - ideal place for a quick pit stop.

This church is stunning, and my online research attests to "just needs a bride and groom". The church dates from around 1490s, and is likely to have been built on the site of a previous Anglo-Saxon church. It was restored in the 19th century. Inside, there are a number of historical wonders: a 15th century font and a 16th century pulpit. A fantastic place to see, and has that sense of Christendom that I like. "A proper church", if you ask me.

There is a plant nursery with a nice café here at Mill House; it's a great place to stop by and relax those weary legs of yours for a few minutes. This is sometimes called Dutch House; after the Dutch horticulturalist Sjaak Kastelijn, who works at the nursery here.

The actual access to the reservoir is prohibited (a locked gate), so this is the closest and best you can get to. It's lovely place to stay at - very peaceful. Because it's inaccessible to the public, it also seems wild and serene. A great place to look at.

Walk around the edge!!!

Crayke is a small village with a great vantage point over the Vale Of York. Climbing up here beings great views to the south and it a little taster of the Howardian Hills to the north and east. Crake has its own castle which is a grade I listed building. It is privately owned and on the site of a Norman Motte and Bailey Castle. It is believed there has been a fortress on this high position since the Roman times. Crayke Castle is not the only interesting building though, this small village has 28 grade II listed buildings. The local pub, the Durham Ox is 300 years old and is beautiful inside with flagstone floors and ornately carved oak panelling.

It's ridable for a gravel or MTB. Then when you exit woods the track ends and it's a footpath and push across fields to reach the reservoir