This route winds up through Millington Dale, Millington another classic Wolds dry valley, to , one of the highest villages on the Wolds, then across Dale & Wold to Warter, an attractive estate village who’s striking church is home to the Wolds Heritage Centre (usually open). Wooded Warter lanes through and lead you back to , and the Burnby Hall 17.5 miles (28km) Gardens with the biggest collection of hardy from Pocklington water lilies in a natural setting in Europe.

Fields of barley, near Huggate © Cooper Douglas

Heading for Nunburnholme © Jonathan Tait

5 Turn R at staggered crossroads towards Warter 4 Bear L to Huggate (and !) 5 4

Route information Grade: Medium · Moderate All on road Start/finish: Pocklington Arts Centre (in Market Place) – free 1km (0.6mile) car parking nearby is signed. Car park at Warter school is an alternative start point Refreshments: Choice in Pocklington; café at Percy buddhist centre and at golf club; tearoom and pub in Millington; pub in Huggate Public loos: In Pocklington

3 At Millington turn 3 R into village and R 6 Turn R at T-jct again at X-roads (taking extra care), towards Huggate then L past church at stone cross 1 Turn L along (passing car park) Market Place, L into one-way Regent Street, then L again 6 (following blue 66 signs briefly). Keep 7 SA and turn R at T-jct 7 Turn L to leave village

2 1 2 Turn L towards

Kilnwick Percy Millington Dale © Jonathan Tait 10 8 8 Turn R at T-jct, 10 Turn L at T-jct, bearing L over then first R (one-way bridge through Deans Lane) to village to Burnby return to Market Place Map © Crown Copyright 2010. All rights reserved. Licence 0100031673 9

9 At Burnby bear R by church and follow blue 66 signs back to Pocklington