Stroll through nature. Then sit down for a homely meal or a well-earned pint. Enjoy some of the best pubs Yorkshire has to offer.
Always remember to book a table if you are wanting to eat.
Pub Walk in North Yorkshire: Spofforth To Kirkby Overblow Circular
Miles: 6.1 Duration: 3 or 4 Hours
The journey starts in Spofforth, a village steeped in history and where the Magna Carter may have been drafted. It continues through farmers’ fields and over to the shoulder of mutton, looping back you’ll get far reaching views.
This is a lovely walk to do during spring as the bluebells sprout all around the woodland areas.
Pub Walk in North Yorkshire: Spofforth to Sicklinghall Circular
Miles: 4.1 Duration: 2 or 3 Hours
A great walk all year round, follow farm tracks all the way from Spofforth to Sicklinghall, a beautiful walk whether its snowing or shining
Stop off at The Scotts Arms for a lovely bite to eat.
Pub Walk in North Yorkshire: Nidd Gorge to Bilton Circular
Miles: 4 Duration: 1 or 2 Hours
This is a great walk all year round. It is best in April. During this time, English Bluebells sprout and leave a blanket of purple over the gorge floor.
Stop off at the Gardeners Arms for a pint
Pub Walk in North Yorkshire: Tockwith Circular
Miles: 4.2 Duration: 1 Hour 40 Minutes
A quiet retreat into nature, or a chance to immerse yourself in local history Tockwith has it all. Walk the banks of the river Nidd and across fields in this incredible part of North Yorkshire.
Pub Walk in West Yorkshire: Iron Age Fort Circular
Miles: 4 Duration: 2 hours
Walk back in time 2500 years. Visit the Iron Age Hill fort on the northern side of Barwick in Elmet. It is named Hall Tower Hill and Wendell Hill.