4 Night North York Moors Gentle Guided Walking Holiday

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    [title] => Arrival Day
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Check-in at the hotel is available from 16:00. If you are a member you can arrive at the house from 14:00. Enjoy a complimentary cream tea at 16:30 and meet other guests.
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    [title] => Cleveland Way to Saltburn
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                            [title] => Slapewath to Saltburn via Skelton
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Distance:  5 miles (8km)
Ascent:  360 feet (110m)
In summary:  Starting from Slapewath we ascend onto Cleveland Street Walk which affords us views across the lovely Margrove Valley.  After several fields and stiles we arrive at Skelton Green from where we join the Cleveland Way and follow this through Skelton and on to Skelton Beck and a lovely woodland walk to Saltburn’s Valley Gardens. 
Highlight:  The Valley Gardens and Saltburn’s sea front.  Walk along the last remining pier in Yorkshire and admire the oldest operating water balanced cliff lift in the UK.
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                            [title] => Guisborough to Saltburn
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Distance:  7 miles (11km)
Ascent:  515 feet (156m)
In summary:  From the centre of Guisborough, a short ascent leads to the Guisborough Walkway which is followed to Slapewath.  From here on the walk follows the same route as the Option2 walk. 
Highlight:  The Valley Gardens and Saltburn’s sea front.  Walk along the last remining pier in Yorkshire and admire the oldest operating water balanced cliff lift in the UK.
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                            [title] => Slapewath to Boosebeck and Saltburn
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Distance:   3.5 miles (5.5 km)
Ascent:  185 feet (56m)
In summary:  Starting from the small hamlet of Slapewath, we walk through the Margrove Ponds Nature Reserve to the village of Boosebeck where our transport will pick us up and take us to Skelton to join the Cleveland Way.  We descend woodland steps to cross Skelton Beck whilst admiring the impressive Saltburn Viaduct.  A short ascent leads us to a shady woodland path leading to Saltburn’s Valley Gardens and the coast. 
Highlight:  The Valley Gardens with its tiered and formal gardens, café and miniature railway.
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    [title] => Heartbeat Country around Goathland
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                            [title] => Goathland to Moorgates and Grosmont
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Distance:  7 miles (11km)
Ascent:  400 feet (120m)
Descent: 800 feet (240m)
In summary:  From the village the old railway track takes us south to Moorgates, an ideal trainspotting venue!  The return to the village is on good moorland paths on the opposite side of the railway.  The second half of the walk follows the same route as options 1 and 2, along the Rail Trail, passing Beck Hole, to Grosmont. 
Highlight:  Exploring the delights of Goathland and Grosmont,
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                            [title] => Goathland to Grosmont
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Distance: 4 miles (6km) 
Ascent: 150 feet (40m) 
In summary: From Goathland we follow the Esk Valley through Beck Hole and on to Grosmont.  
Highlight: Goathland is the setting of the village of Aidensfield in the TV series Heartbeat then on to Grosmont station, why not take a look around the impressive engine sheds. 
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                            [title] => Goathland to Abbot’s House & Grosmont
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Distance:  5.5 miles (9 km)
Ascent: 300 feet (100m)
Descent: 700 feet (200m)
In summary:  An initial short circuit leads us through the village to the railway station (Hogsmeade in the Harry Potter films), and on to Abbot’s House before returning across fields to the outskirts of Goathland.  Returning to our start point we follow the old railway track through the Esk Valley to Beck Hole and Grosmont. 
Highlight:  Exploring ‘Aidensfield’ (as in the TV series Heartbeat) and the stations at Goathland and Grosmont.  Enjoy a morning break at the idyllically situated Beck Hole. 
 
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    [title] => Captain Cook Country
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                            [title] => Stokesley To Great Ayton
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Distance: 3½ miles (6km) 
Ascent: 100 feet (40m) 
In summary: Walk from the elegant market town of Stokesley heading along the banks of the picturesque River Leven to the village of Great Ayton, childhood home of Captain James Cook.     
Highlight: A Town Trail in Stokesley, then there will be time to explore Great Ayton in the afternoon and learn about its famous son – Captain James Cook. 
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                            [title] => Pinchinthorpe and Newton Wood to Great Ayton
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Distance:  6 miles (9.5km)
In summary:  From the Visitor Centre, a walk along the old railway track and field footpaths leads to Newton Under Roseberry.  From here a good track leads to Newton Wood and Great Ayton
Highlight:  Great views of Roseberry Topping and time to explore Great Ayton.
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                            [title] => Stokesley and Roseberry Topping to Great Ayton
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Distance:  8 miles (13km)
Ascent:  750 feet (230m)
In summary:  A riverside path leads from Stokesley to Great Ayton.  Passing Low and High Green, field footpaths then take us through National Trust woodland to the flanks of Roseberry Topping.  We return to Great Ayton via Airyholme Farm, where Captain James Cook’s father was employed, and Little Ayton.
Highlight:  Superb views of the Cleveland Hills throughout the walk. 
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    [title] => Departure Day
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Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before making your way home.
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