Shepherds Hut

Lyke Wake Walk

Follows a challenging 40-mile moorland traverse across the North York Moors from Osmotherley to Ravenscar, tackling relentless undulations over heather-clad uplands and exposed ridges. Definitely not family or buggy-friendly—this is a serious endurance route traditionally completed in 24 hours, demanding fitness and navigation skills. Dogs welcome but need stamina for the distance and rough terrain. Worth doing for the ultimate test of hillwalking mettle and sweeping moorland vistas stretching t

The Inn Way

Follows a long-distance trail linking historic coaching inns across the North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales, with varied terrain from moorland climbs to gentle valley stretches. Sections range from moderate riverside paths suitable for older children to steep, exposed moorland unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome throughout. Worth doing for the combination of dramatic landscape, heritage pubs, and authentic Yorkshire walking culture across multiple days.

Samaritan Way

Follows an ancient pilgrimage route through the North York Moors, offering varied terrain with moderate climbs and moorland sections. Generally suitable for older children but challenging for buggies due to uneven paths and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth doing for stunning heather moorland views, historic waymarkers, and peaceful countryside that connects several medieval churches and villages along this spiritual trail.

Esk Valley Walk

Coast to Coast Walk (Richmond to Robin Hood’s Bay)