Lilling Hall Farm

Millennium Way

Follows a historic packhorse route through rolling countryside with moderate inclines and some steep sections near valley edges. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles, gates and uneven terrain, though older children who enjoy a proper hike will manage fine. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Traces ancient trade paths with atmospheric stone markers and panoramic views across the Yorkshire Wolds, connecting villages and revealing centuries of local history underfoot.

Jorvic Way

Follows a 104km route through Yorkshire's varied terrain from York to Filey, featuring canal towpaths, farmland tracks, woodland sections and coastal paths with gentle to moderate inclines throughout. Suitable for experienced families doing shorter sections, though the full distance and some stiles make it unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome but must be kept under control near livestock on farming sections. Worth doing for the journey from historic York through the Howardian Hills to dramatic N

Campus Tree Trail

Loops through the University of York campus, showcasing its notable tree collection on flat, paved paths – ideal for families, buggies, and dogs on leads. Expect mature specimens labelled along the way, blending outdoor learning with gentle exercise. Perfect for a short educational stroll, though it's a campus setting rather than countryside, so best enjoyed during quieter university periods for a peaceful atmosphere.

YorActive Trail

Trans-Pennine Trail (Selby to York)