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United Kingdom

England

Yorkshire And The Humber

South Cave

Forest Path in East Dale – View of Weedley Dale loop from South Cave

Routes

Hiking trails & Routes

United Kingdom

England

Yorkshire And The Humber

South Cave

Forest Path in East Dale – View of Weedley Dale loop from South Cave

Hard

4.6

(10)

hikers

Forest Path in East Dale – View of Weedley Dale loop from South Cave

06:16

23.6km

240m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 19, 2026

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4.30 km

All Saints Church, North Cave

Highlight • Religious Site

All Saints is a beautiful Grade I listed medieval church built and modified from the thirteenth century onwards, with a few remaining Norman features. Its chief glory is the magnificent East Window by Dr Douglas Strachan, who also designed much of the glass in the neighbouring church of St Oswald in Hotham. Useful village car park just south of the church next to a playground, ideal starting point for circular walks. historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1203419, northcave-pc.gov.uk/our-community/north-cave-church

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9.51 km

Tindal Moor

Forest

12.7 km

North Newbald Becksies

Nature Reserve

14.2 km

Swin Dale

Highlight • Trail

Wide shallow valley running from Beverley Road east then south towards High Hunsley. Easy track to follow - part of the Yorkshire Wolds Way and Hunsley High Circuit.

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14.9 km

Stone Bench, Swin Dale

Highlight • Structure

Stone slab bench, ideal place for a quick break in the middle of peaceful Swin Dale.

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15.7 km

Swin Dale Footpath (Eastern Side of Whin Hill)

Highlight • Trail

Due to the amount of sheep and wildlife, be careful where you are stepping.

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18.5 km

South End of Hunsley Fence Stone Marker

Highlight • Trail

One of a number of boundary stones along the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds Way in East Dale. This one reads "South end of Hunsley fence". They appear to mark the edge of the Drewton Estate which occupies land to the west.

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19.3 km