Beech Farm

Millennium Way

Follows a historic 102-mile trail across North Yorkshire from Wetherby to York and beyond to the coast at Filey. Mostly flat to gentle terrain through farmland, market towns and the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds, with some longer sections between facilities. Suitable for determined families with older children; parts accessible for all-terrain buggies though the full route is a multi-day commitment. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful countryside, charming villages and a real sen

Jorvic Way

Spans 104km across North Yorkshire, linking historic York with rural villages through mixed terrain—expect flat riverside paths, gentle farmland tracks, and occasional moderate climbs over rolling countryside. Suitable for splitting into day sections rather than one epic trek; most stretches welcome dogs on leads, though livestock encounters likely in agricultural areas. Not buggy-friendly due to stiles, field gates, and uneven surfaces. Delivers quintessential Yorkshire scenery, Roman history,

Campus Tree Trail

Circles the University of York campus on mostly flat, paved paths suitable for buggies and young children. Dogs welcome on leads. The route showcases the university's impressive tree collection with labelled specimens, offering an educational stroll through landscaped grounds and around the central lake. Perfect for a gentle leg-stretch between campus visits, combining nature appreciation with accessible, family-friendly walking on well-maintained surfaces.

YorActive Trail

Trans-Pennine Trail (Selby to York)