Hackness 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Hard to see the trail at times.

Avoid overcrowded Dalby Forest and try Broxa Forest instead, or a little further west, Langdale Forest just across the River Derwent.

steep climb

nice to get up the hill and feel a breeze on a hot day

collapsed trees alert be careful

An easy track to traverse Langdale Forest, much larger and much quieter than Dalby Forest. Dalby Snout runs from Black Beck / Black Wood in the south, for nearly 3 miles up to Derwent Head Rigg, just to the east of RAF Fylingdales. Fairly gentle incline as you travel from south to north, with great views down to the south.

Actually two crossings here very close to each other. A wooden footbridge crosses Harwood Dale Beck and stepping stones are in place to cross the River Derwent. There are two sets of stepping stones, and the stones in both sets are spaced quite far apart. I chose the upstream set of stones, and had to manhandle a stone into a more stable position at the river bank to close the gap to the next stone. Probably easier if you have trekking poles.

The lower section of this trail is quite steep with lots of slippery tree roots, a bit easier going higher up. Connects Barns Cliff End with the bridge and stepping stones over Harwood Dale Beck and the River Derwent respectively.