Pickering Lodges

Pexton Trail

Meanders through varied North Yorkshire terrain with moderate inclines and occasional steep sections near woodland edges. The uneven paths and potential muddy patches make it challenging for buggies, though older children who enjoy a proper countryside ramble will manage fine. Dogs welcome to explore the hedgerows and open fields alongside you. Delivers classic Yorkshire views without the crowds, perfect for stretching legs between coast and moors with genuine rural character throughout.

Tabular Hills Walk

Traverses the North York Moors' distinctive plateau-and-valley landscape with rolling ascents through heather moorland, ancient woodland, and traditional farmland. Expect moderate to steep climbs in sections, particularly around valley sides. Not suitable for buggies; older children who enjoy a challenge will manage well. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock. Rewards include sweeping views across the Vale of Pickering, historic villages, and genuine solitude in one of England's most und

Dalby Beck Red Trail

Winds through Dalby Forest on well-maintained paths with gentle to moderate climbs, ideal for families with older children (around 8+) who can handle a longer outing. Not suitable for buggies due to forest terrain and some rooty sections. Dogs welcome on leads. The red grading means expect a few challenging hills but nothing too demanding – you'll be rewarded with stunning woodland scenery and chances to spot deer among ancient pines.

Centenary Way

The Inn Way