Travel Blogs – Hiking Trails – Chronic Illness Diaries
The Yorkshire Wolds is full of beautiful scenery, rolling hills, dry valleys, and farmer’s fields. This particular walk is one of my favourite, especially on a clear day. You can see views for miles. Sadly, this time on our walk, we had a lot of thick fog and saw very little views. I ummed and …
The East Yorkshire coastline is incredible! White chalk cliffs, sea stacks, caves, and if your lucky you might spot some wildlife too. We saw dolphins, seals, and Highland Cows, all in one day. The route is a lovely 8-mile walk that leads you from the village of Flamborough, over to Thornwick Bay and along the …
Fordon is a lovely village in the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds. It located just 8 miles from the lovely Yorkshire seaside town, Scarborough. It has one of the smallest churches in the UK. The walk is 5.3 miles long circular. The route was a lovely quiet route, leading you through the dry valleys, and onto the …
Cottam is a little hamlet, located in the heart of the beautiful Yorkshire Wold’s. This 5-mile walk takes you along the dry valleys and up to Cottam medieval village. Look out for some ruins of the Church of St Mary, dating back to the 1800s. Today, it is a grade II listed building, with mental …
North Cave and Hotham are 2 beautiful villages in the Yorkshire Wolds, not too far from the city of Hull. This beautiful 4-mile route takes you through the 2 country villages and onto North Cave Wetlands. The route is an easy route, leading you along country lanes and an estate park. The only part where …
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 …
Wauldby Green is one beautiful, popular hike to do, in the gorgeous Yorkshire Wolds, East Yorkshire. The walk is 7.5 miles long, starting and finishing just outside of Nut Wood, next to Hamlet of Raywell. In the colder months or after a lot of rainfall, the lower path near Nut Wood can get very muddy. …
Newbald in a beautiful village, located in East Yorkshire, in the heart of the Yorkshire Wold’s. The village is made up of a North and a South Newbald. We did this walk the day after Boxing Day. A lot of trails in the Yorkshire Wold’s were currently covered in thick mud. Luckily, this route wasn’t …
Brandesburton is a lovely village, located in the Yorkshire Wolds, not too far from the town of Beverley. It is surrounded by beautiful country roads and public bridleways. We did this 4-mile circular on Christmas Eve. The route is a beautiful, short, easy walk to do. The route is very flat but can be muddy …
Walkington is a little village, located in East Yorkshire, on the edge of the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds. Not too far from the town Beverley. This walk is just short of 5.5-miles and fairly easy going. However, if you decide to walk it in November, the paths may be a bit muddy! The route leads you …