Raywell Hall Country Lodge Park

High Hunsley Circuit

Loops 39km through gently rolling East Yorkshire Wolds with a mix of farmland tracks, quiet lanes and woodland paths—mostly moderate with some short climbs. Not suitable for buggies due to length, stiles and uneven field sections, but families with older children who enjoy longer walks will find it manageable in stages. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards you with wide-open views across the Wolds, charming villages like North Newbald and Walkington, and a genuine sense of rural Yorkshi

Yorkshire Wolds Way

National Trails

Stretches 79 miles from the Humber Bridge to Filey on the North Yorkshire coast, crossing rolling chalk wolds with steady climbs and descents throughout. Terrain varies from open farmland tracks to woodland paths, often muddy after rain. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles, gates and uneven ground, though families with older children tackle shorter sections successfully. Dogs welcome but must be under close control near livestock. Rewards include expansive views across the vale, charming mark

E2 (Humber Bridge)

Crosses the iconic Humber Bridge on dedicated footpaths with sweeping estuary views. The bridge section is flat and paved, fully accessible for buggies and wheelchairs, making it brilliant for families wanting a memorable outing without strenuous walking. Dogs welcome on leads. Strong winds can whip across the bridge, but the protected walkways feel safe. The panoramic views over the Humber estuary and chance to walk one of the UK's most recognizable suspension bridges make this a unique, easy a

Trans-Pennine Trail (Selby to Hull)

Viking Way (Barton-upon-Humber to Barnetby)