Thornthorpe Caravan & Camping Site

Centenary Way

Stretches 134km across North Yorkshire from York to Filey, mixing flat riverside paths, rolling farmland, and gentle chalk wolds with some moderate climbs through the Howardian Hills. Generally well-marked with good surfaces, though longer sections make it more suitable for experienced walkers tackling it in stages. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. The varied landscape rewards you with historic villages, dramatic coastal finale at Filey Brigg, and genuine Yorkshire countryside aw

White Rose Way

Stretches across North Yorkshire's varied landscape, linking historic towns and countryside with a mix of gentle farmland, rolling hills, and some challenging moorland sections. Suitable for experienced walkers rather than families with young children or buggies due to length and terrain changes. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth doing for the diverse scenery, from riverside paths to open moorland, plus connections to Yorkshire's heritage sites and charming villages along this long-dis

Chalkland Way

Follows chalk ridges and limestone edges across the Yorkshire Wolds for 59km, mostly gentle rolling terrain with some moderate climbs offering expansive views over East Yorkshire. The well-waymarked trail crosses farmland, quiet villages and ancient trackways, suitable for experienced walkers tackling multi-day sections but too long and remote for young children or buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth it for the big skies, dry underfoot conditions even after rain thanks to chalk

Yorkshire Wolds Way

National Trails