South Dalton is a beautiful village, located just outside the town of Beverley, in gorgeous Yorkshire Wold’s.
This route is an easy 5-mile circuit, perfect to walk in the winter months. We walked it in the rain, on one wet Sunday morning in December. The route leads you through South Dalton Estate and onto neighbouring country roads. A route, which avoids muddy, boggy fields, yet provides picturesque views.
Location
The walk starts and finishes in the village of South Dalton, just 6.2-miles outside of the town of Beverley.
If you are using your Satnav, use this postcode: HU17 7PN. The postcode will take you to The Pipe and Glass Inn, where the walk starts.
Parking
You can park anywhere along the streets in South Dalton, just as long as you are not blocking somebody’s drive or the road.
The Route
Follow this map, as you walk the route, you shouldn’t get lost! Make sure your location is turned on and you should be able to see exactly where you are, on this map. Or if you prefer, download the GPX file and use it on your choice of route tracker.
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Starting at The Pipe and Glass Inn, head through South Dalton Estate and onto Park Lane.
2.
Walk up Park Lane until you reach a road junction. Turn towards your left onto Old Dale Road. Follow the road for a short distance, until you reach a set of crossroads.
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At the crossroads, take the road on your left-hand side and follow it past Old Dale Plantation. Shortly, you should reach another set of crossroads.
4.
At the crossroads, take the road going off to your left-hand side, pointing towards South Dalton. Follow the road, passing South Dolton Hall on your left-hand side. Eventually, you will reach another road junction.
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At the road junction, take the road going off to your left-hand side and follow it back into the village of South Dalton. Walkthrough the village and back to where you parked your car.
For more information about The Pipe and Glass Inn and about the fabulous food they serve, check out their website:
https://www.pipeandglass.co.uk/
Enjoyed this walk and would to know about more walking trails in the area? Check out some of my other walking guides in the Yorkshire Wolds:
