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Ny107 Moor Gate from Hawnby 0 Miles 1 2 ny107 Moor Gate from Hawnby 0 Kilometres 1 2 3 Hawnby is on minor roads W of the The walk shown is for guidance only and should B1257 Helmsley to Stokesley Road not be attempted without suitable maps. Details Pleasant country stroll Distance: 7.5km (43/4 miles) Go W on the road through Hawnby village 2 Don't go through the gate but bear E (left) Total Ascent: 210m (689ft) before going NW (right) on a signed track with the wall on your right to follow a clear path opposite Manor Farm. Climb gently up the that heads E and then S before continuing SE Time: 21/2 hrs Grade: 3 track that slowly bears N past Hill End House round the base of Easterside Hill. Ignore a stile Maps: OS Landranger® 100 and then a gate. Continue N on the track until it on your right and continue beside the ™ or OS Explorer Map OL26 beand right. Leave and continue NNE wall/fence (still on your right) to descend to a Start/Finish: Hawnby, (straight-on) towards Bilsdale TV Mast to reach road. (11/2 km) North Yorkshire a road at Moor Gate. (2km) 3 Go S (right) on the road and follow it when Grid Ref: SE543898 1 Cross the road and go ENE on the right of it bears W back to Hawnby and the start. Sat Nav: N54.3011 W1.1673 two tracks to reach a gate at Sportsman's Hall (21/2 km) With thanks to David Carver, Max Goodwin, (an isolated farmhouse). Go N (left) and follow Kevin,Chris Wild & Barrie Stephenson a path around the farm to reach a new footbridge over Ladhill Beck. Continue S up the Looking opposite side before bearing SE to reach and for new kit? cross a track before gently climbing to a wall Gear offers stile. Continue SE beyond on a clear path that impartial soon joins a wall near a gate. (11/2 km) advice. Hill Classifications: Ladhill Beck Hewitt (Mountain) In association with: Dewey (Hill) Nuttall (Top) Sportsman's Marilyn Hall Bridget (Hill) www.carrentals.co.uk/ Trig Point Moor Gate Pepper Hill 267m (876ft) Hill End to Great Broughton House & Helmsley (B1257) Easterside Hill 319m (1046ft) Hawnby Hill 298m (977ft) For more information about Hill and Mountain Classifications see Ladhill Peaks & Mountains Beck Hawnby to Hotel Wass House Arden Hawnby Hall Manor House to Easterside Boltby Farm Taken pictures on this walk? Send them in and we'll put them in the Photo Gallery Keep a record of which mountains you have climbed with go4awalk.com Printable Route Maps, GPS Waypoints, Competitions, Peak Bagging Places to Stay, Discussion Boards, Gear Tests, Photograph Gallery & much, much more . maps and lists. 400m 200m 0m The information given in this document has been provided in good faith. It is Appropriate equipment & maps should always be carried, along with suitable any way. In any event, this document & the information contained within it is & intended only as a general guide. We advise you to verify the accuracy of clothing & footwear. Always follow the Countryside Code. More information about remains the sole property of TMDH Limited & is protected under Copyright © information before relying on it. It is the responsibility of individuals to approach the Countryside Code, clothing, equipment & how to use it can be found on the TMDH Limited 2016.2017. All rights reserved. go4awalk.com is a registered trade mark outdoor activities such as the one described on this page with caution. The go4awalk.com website. This document may be downloaded from the of TMDH Limited. Landranger® is a registered trade mark & Outdoor Leisure™ & activity described can be strenuous & individuals should ensure they are fit carrentals.co.uk web site & printed for personal use only except under TMDH Explorer™ are trade marks of Ordnance Survey, the national mapping agency of enough before embarking upon it. If in doubt, seek medical advice. Limited licence number: TPC01006. Nothing may be added, deleted or amended in Great Britain. © Crown Copyright 2000. All rights reserved..
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