팡포스 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A steep climb out of Millington for those that enjoy lactic acid :) , but the reward is the view at the top.

St. Margaret's is noted for having a leper's window, or a squint, in the chancel's south wall. These small openings were once believed to allow people with contagious diseases to observe the Eucharist without entering the church.

Parking for several cars, picnic benches a little bit shabby and decayed as of autumn 2025.

The posts with the letters G, A, I, and T near Millington Wood are part of the "Waymarker Sculpture Project," an art installation spelling "GAIT IN WOLDS" with 11 posts. These carved English oak posts serve as waymarkers in the Millington Pastures, commemorating the traditional division of common grazing land into "gaits", with one gait sufficient for about 6 sheep or 4 ewes with lambs.

There is a small courtyard/beer garden at the rear

The Chalkland Way / Minster Way winds above and and to the south of this spectacular dale, affording great views of its characteristic gorse bushes. A must see and on a par with the equally spectacular Horse Dale, although not quite as deep and long.

You can find picnic benches at the car park

Bruffs 162.6m P22.0 (533ft) County of Yorkshire Definitive List Summit

Narrow path

Mind the steep grass descent if you're coming in from the east

Beautiful hidden valley with all weather double track taking you past woods and an ancient chapel

Beautiful, tranquil, nature rich riding

Nice Church in Millington, this is a nice area to observe the church as well as take a quiet pit stop in order to get some energy back. Usually a dog bowl for water with dogs but not guaranteed.

Quiet a nice place to go for a walk/hike. Due to being quiet flat great for a more leisurely stroll. Part of trail around the fields is overgrown so small dogs might not have the best time.

Probably my favourite section of the whole trail. Stunning views on this Wold!

Ensure you take a camera, some amazing views

Sylvan Dale is my favourite place in the Yorkshire Wolds — it’s amazingly winding and undulating. It seems to be getting better every time I visit.

Historic woodland dating back to 1086, Millington Wood is a Local Nature Reserve with distinctive chalk landscape. The woods are a delight in every season: bluebells and ramsons carpet the forest floor in spring, autumn paints the leaves golden and red, and giant bellflowers grow up to 6 feet (1.8 metres) in summer. You can access the woods at all times.

St Margaret`s is an historic church with a 12th-century nave, 14th-century chancel, and Norman door. There are some lovely stained glass windows you can observe at the church, too.