노스 요크 무어 국립공원 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The A170 is a busy road so if cycling try to minimise the distance you have to ride along it

Standing in a very prominent position, this small sacred monument – visible from afar – towers over the Scarborough landscape. Including the predecessor of today's ancient cross, the almost incomprehensible age of 14 centuries since a cross first stood here comes to the almost incomprehensible. The plateau on which the stone (presumably granite) cross stands is surrounded by a ring of rocks, the significance of which, however, is no longer clear to today's hiker. '@Dan Hobson' and '@RichD' have already commented on the very distant history of the local landmark known as "LILLA CROSS," which, given the purpose of its erection, can be classified as a memorial cross.

Dundale Griff is a delightful narrow side valley leading down from Dundale Pond to Levisham Beck. It's an area with significant historical traces, particularly relating to medieval times, when a monastic sheep farm (bercary) was established at the head of Dundale Griff, with the foundations of the stone buildings still visible today. Dundale Pond's history is linked to industrial water supply starting in the 19th century. William Kay, who owned a silk mill requiring substantial water, supplemented his supply by drawing water from a lake at Miswell Farm and connecting it to the hollow at Dundale via a tunnel. He is believed to have constructed a dam at Dundale to create the pond. Another tunnel then carried water from Dundale Pond to the mill. Both lakes were referred to as 'balancing ponds' to maintain consistent water levels. Look out for the herd of resident Highland Cows, actively breeding and very cute small calves can be seen in early summer.

Walk to Sutton Bank not just for the stunning scenery, but to watch gliders take off, towed by small planes, and glide back down. Sometimes they feel just an arm’s length away! A unique and thrilling sight.

Very busy ..get there early as you can

Expensive parking but some nice routes

Great views

Lilla didn't survive the attempt on King Edwin's life by a West Saxon messenger, hence the cross to memorialise him. The Old Salt Road and the Pannierman's Way both intersected at the cross, and the cross marked the meeting point of four ancient parishes, and the edge of ownership of Whitby Abbey.