Programme of Rambles for 2022

Note: Below is a map of current and past rambles.

For leaders names please go to Leaders page in the Members Area (registration required)

Note: Coach departs Depot at 8.45am and Clarence Street 8.55am, and other pickup points thereafter (unless stated differently) 

July

5th (Evening Ramble ) Welburn - This evening ramble  starts from the village of Welburn, which is west of Castle Howard (turn left of the A64 Scarborough road just before Whitwell hill).  The village offers easy access to the Castle Howard estate and good rambling country. Meet by the Crown and Cushion public house in the village for a 7.00 p.m. start.  

17th Richmond - The market town of Richmond, North Yorkshire, lies on the River Swale and gives good access to the dale of that name.  Good rambling by the river or in the dale can readily be enjoyed; and afterwards Richmond is rich in providing places for refreshment. (Additional pick up points: Clifton Green, Fox Inn (Holgate), Tadcaster Road (by St Leonard's Hospice))

August

7th Embsay/Rylestone Fell - Embsay is two miles north of Skipton in the Yorkshire dales.  The village of Rylstone (of Calendar Girls fame) is nearby and lends its name to the local fell. Good rambles can be enjoyed from both villages. (Additional pick up points: Clifton Green, Broughbridge Road) 

September

4th Goathland - We venture to the North York Moors to visit Goathland, used as the fictional village of Aidensfield in the ‘Heartbeat’ TV series of police drama.  Away from the many visitors that the village attracts, there are an abundance of rambles to be enjoyed. (Additional pick up points: Folk Hall (New Earswick))

18th Middleham - Back to the dales. Middleham in Wensleydale is famed for its racehorses and castle where Richard III stayed as a young man.  With the rivers Ure and Cover close by, there are many pleasant riverside walks to enjoy, as well as the Wensleydale countryside. (Additional pick up points: Clifton Green, Broughbridge Road) 

October

9th Hutton-le-Hole - On the southern edge of the North York Moors, Hutton-le-hole offers good rambling country nearby and afterwards offers a selection of places for refreshment. (Additional pick up points: Folk Hall (New Earswick))

30th Osmotherly - *CLOCKS GO BACK*: Osmotherly on the western edge of the North York Moors, is the starting point for the long distance Lyke Wake Walk.  Many ramble routes use part of this walk to enjoy the varied countryside and panoramic views that surrounds this village. (Additional pick up points: Folk Hall (New Earswick))

November

20th Pocklington

December

11th Wetherby (Xmas Meal - Wetherby Golf Club)