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Date: Sunday 27 August Date: Saturday 5 June (Doug) Walk: Wharram Percy & Thixendale Distance: 8.1 miles (moderate) (970ft / 296m) Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Suggested car share: £1.70 pp Start: Wharram CP Bella Farm (SE867644) 9.30am Date: Thursday 10 June (Pauline) Walk: Local evening walk Distance: 6 miles approx (easy) Meet: 6.30pm – Pickering Pool Date: Saturday 12 June (Martin) In case of bad weather or for further RYEDALE Walk: Goathland Crosses Walk information please contact either Distance: 11.8 miles (moderate) (1174ft / 358m) Programme Co-ordinator Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Nigel - tel. 01751 475109 after 7pm WALKING Suggested car share: £1.40 pp [email protected] Start: Goathland CP (NZ833013) 9.35am GROUP or Date: Thursday 17 June (Nigel) Martin - tel. 01751 475644 Walk: Evening walk – Thornton-le-Dale [email protected] Distance: 6 miles approx (easy) Meet: 6.30pm – Thornton-le-Dale CP Car sharing and the use of public transport are encouraged. All walkers are asked to bring spare PROGRAMME Date: Saturday 19 June (John) shoes if accepting lifts. If you do require a lift Walk: Coneysthorpe Banks (Howardian Hills) please contact either Nigel or Martin in advance. JANUARY - JUNE Distance: 9.5 miles (moderate) (886ft / 270m) Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Please ring either Nigel or Martin if you prefer to Suggested car share: £1.50 pp 2010 meet at the start of a walk rather than at Pickering Start: Roadside CP (SE707712) 9.30am pool car park. Date: Thursday 24 June Walk: Local evening walk Please note that all distances are approximate. Distance: 6 miles approx (easy) Meet: 6.30pm – Keld Head, Pickering The annual membership fee of £3 is due in January. Date: Saturday 26 June (Martin) All walkers are expected to wear walking boots Walk: Lyke Wake Walk with back up suport provided and suitable clothing and bring their own food and Distance: 40 miles (challenging +) (5000ft / 1524m) drink when necessary. Meet: 3.00am – Pickering Pool BOOKING ESSENTIAL Walkers are responsible for their own health and safety. Date: Sunday 27 June (Alf) Walk: Commondale & Charltons www.ryedalewalking.co.uk Distance: 10.7 miles (moderate) (1283ft / 391m) Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Suggested car share: £2.10 pp Start: Roadside parking west of Commondale (NZ656104) 10.00am Date: Friday 1 January (Phil) Date: Saturday 20 March (Nigel & Margaret S) Friday 7 May 7.30pm Walk: South of Great Barugh Walk: Thornton-le-Dale to Pickering Pickering Memorial Hall Distance: 5 miles (easy) (80ft / 24m) Distance: 7.8 miles (moderate) (148ft / 45m) “An Evening with Alfred Wainwright” Meet: 1.00pm – Pickering Pool Depart: Eastgate Square 1.36pm Coastliner Bus Tickets £5 from Trailblazer, Pickering Suggested car share fee: 70p pp Pie & Pea Supper at Orchard Close at 6pm - £6 Start: Golden Lion Great Barugh (SE749790) 1.30pm Vegetarian option available – BOOKING ESSENTIAL Date: Sunday 9 May (Pauline) Walk: Howsham Mill & Blue Bell Woods Date: Saturday 9 January (Nigel) Date: 2-5 April Distance: 8.3 miles (moderate) (965ft / 294m) Walk: Great Habton Easter at Morecambe Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Distance: 9.3 miles (moderate) (80ft / 24m) Contact Nigel for details – 01751 475109 Suggested car share fee: £1.60 pp Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Start: Kirkham Bridge (SE734658) 9.30am Suggested car share fee: 70p pp Date: Saturday 10 April (Martin) Start: Great Habton (SE759765) 9.15am Walk: Bilsdale & Spout House Date: Thursday 13 May (Martin) Distance: 8.3 miles (moderate) (1104ft / 337m) Walk: Local evening walk Date: Sunday 24 January (Martin) Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Distance: 5 miles approx (easy) Walk: Hutton-le-Hole & Lastingham Crosses Suggested car share fee: £2.20 pp Meet: 6.30pm – Pickering Castle Distance: 9.2 miles (moderate) (1100ft / 335m) Start: Fangdale Beck (SE573946) 9.35am Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Date: Saturday 15 May (Steve) Suggested car share fee: 90p pp Date: Thursday 15 April Walk: Appleton-le-Moors Start: Hutton-le-Hole CP (SE705902) 9.20am Walk: Local evening walk Distance: 7.3 miles (moderate) (660ft / 201m) Distance: 4 miles approx (easy) Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Date: Sunday 7 February (Phil) Meet: 6.30pm – Keld Head, Pickering Suggested car share fee: 70p pp Walk: Cottam Well Dale – Yorkshire Wolds Start: Reading Room left on entering village Distance: 8.5 miles (moderate) (850ft / 259m) Date: 17 & 18 April (SE734876) 9.20am Meet: 10.00am – Pickering Pool Walkers are Welcome Walking Festival Suggested car share fee: £2.40 pp Many walks taking place, Date: Thursday 20 May (Martin) Start: Tatton Sykes Monument (SE957618) 10.40am Details to follow from WaW Walk: Maybeck, Littlebeck & Tearoom Bring light lunch – Fish & Chips at Wetwang Distance: 4.4 miles (easy) (706ft / 215m) Date: Saturday 20 February (Sam) Date: Saturday 24 April (Colin) Meet: 1.00pm – Pickering Pool Walk: Saltergate, Levisham & Station Walk: Gillamoor & Lower Farndale Suggested car share fee: £1.90 pp Distance: 9 miles (moderate) (1830ft / 558m) Distance: 9.2 miles (moderate+) (1545ft / 471m) Start: Maybeck CP (NZ892024) 1.45pm Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Suggested car share fee: 80p pp Suggested car share: £1.00 pp Date: Thursday 27 May (Ed) Start: Saltergate CP (SE852936) 9.15am Start: Gillamoor Main Street (SE683900) 9.20am Walk: Local evening walk Distance: 5.5 miles approx (easy) Date: Saturday 27 February (Nigel) Date: Thursday 29 April (Phil) Meet: 6.30pm – Ruffa Lane (East), Pickering Walk: Langdale End & Broxa Walk: Local evening walk Distance: 8.2 miles (moderate) (1100ft / 335m) Distance: 4.5 miles approx (easy) Date: Monday 31 May (Phil) Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Meet: 6.30pm – Swainsea Lane (South), Pickering Walk: Ampleforth to Helmsley Linear Suggested car share fee: £1.90 pp Distance: 12 miles (moderate+) (950ft / 290m) Start: Langdale End Church (SE940910) 9.45am Date: Saturday 1 May (Phil) Meet: Ropery for 9.40am 128 Moorsbus Day Trip: Saltaire Heritage Walk & Visit to Salt’s Mill Depart: Helmsley 10.50am M7 Moorsbus Date: Sunday 14 March (Alf) Walk Distance: 2 miles (easy) (100ft / 30m) Start:White Swan,Ampleforth(SE583787)11.05am Walk: Leavening Brow & Burythorpe Meet: 9.00am – Ryecat HQ, Derwent Rd, Malton Distance: 8 miles (moderate) (738ft / 225m) (YO17 6YB) Transport by Ryecat Minibus Date: Wednesday 2 June (Penny) Meet: 9.00am Pickering Pool Depart: Saltaire, Bradford (SE139379) 11.00am Walk: Pickering Castle Suggested car share fee: £1.50 pp BOOKING ESSENTIAL £8 – Phil 01751 476380 Distance: 5.5 miles (easy) (570ft / 173m) Start: Leavening Brow CP (SE794632) 9.30am Bring a packed lunch Meet: 1.00pm – Pickering Castle Date: Thursday 1 July (Phil) Date: Sunday 1 August (Phil) Date: Saturday 28 August (Steve) Linear Walk: Kirby Misperton to Pickering Walk: The Moorlands of Wass, Scawton & Byland Walk: Helmsley Riverside Distance: 8 miles (easy) (110ft / 31m) Distance: 10 miles (moderate) (1300ft / 396m) Distance: 4 miles (easy) (75ft / 23m) Depart: Eastgate Square 5.55pm Coastliner Bus Meet: 10.30am – Pickering Pool Depart: The Ropery 12.40pm 128 Bus Start: Flamingo Land Entrance 6.15pm Suggested car share fee: £1.80 pp Parking at BATA store on Sawmill Lane Start: Tom Smith’s Cross, A170 (SE570811) 11.00am Start: Ryegate junction with Sawmill Lane Date: Saturday 3 July (Sam) (SE615836) 13.35pm Walk: Lockton & Bridestones Date: Thursday 5 August (Phil) Distance: 7.5 miles (moderate) (1200ft / 365m) Walk: Local evening walk Bank Holiday Monday 30 Aug (Andrew & Nigel) Meet: 10.00am – Pickering Pool Distance: 6 miles approx (easy) Walk: Annual Challenge Walk Suggested car share fee: 60p pp Meet: 6.30pm – Ruffa Lane (East), Pickering Appleton-le-Moors, Hutton-le-Hole, Lastingham, Start: Lockton Cemetery (SE846899) 10.15am Rosedale & Cropton Date: Sunday 8 August (Martin) Distance: 17 miles (2034ft / 620m) Date: Thursday 8 July (Martin) Walk: Hutton-le-Hole & Lastingham Crosses Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Walk: Local evening walk Distance: 9.2 miles (moderate) (1100ft / 335m) Finishing around 6.00pm Distance: 6 miles approx (easy) Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Meet: 6.30pm – Swainsea Lane (South), Pickering Suggested car share fee: 90p pp Date: Thursday 2 September Start: Hutton-le-Hole CP (SE705902) 9.20am Walk: Local evening walk Date: Saturday 10 July (Steve) Distance: 3.5 miles approx (easy) Walk: Ravenscar & Peak Alum Works Date: Thursday 12 August (Colin) Meet: 6.30pm – Keld Head, Pickering Distance: 4 miles (moderate) with option to extend to Walk: Local evening walk 6.5 miles (moderate) depending on weather and Distance: 5 miles approx (easy) Date: Saturday 4 September (Geoff) walkers inclination Meet: 6.30pm – Kirkbymoorside Market Place Walk: Pickering to Cawthorne Camp Meet: 9.30am – Pickering Pool Distance: 10 miles (moderate) (712ft / 217m) Suggested car share fee: £2.80 pp Date: Sunday 15 August (Pauline) Meet: 12.00 noon – Keld Head (SE787844) Start: Station Square (NZ984013) 11.00am Walk: Newton-on-Ouse & Beningbrough Hall BBQ at the Sun Inn, Pickering at 5.00pm Distance: 10.6 miles (moderate) (93ft / 28m) BOOKING ESSENTIAL BY 21 AUGUST - £7.00 Date: Sunday 18 July (Nigel) Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool Walk: Carlton Moor & Raisdale Moor Suggested car share fee: £3.40 pp Date: Sunday 5 September (see Nigel for details) Distance: 9.7 miles (moderate+) (1760ft / 536m) Start: Wood Farm (SE539581) 10.00am Sponsored Walk in aid of St Hilda’s, Bilsdale Meet: 9.00am – Pickering Pool & Great North Air Ambulance Suggested car share fee: £3.00 pp Date: Thursday 19 August
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