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Start: Towthorpe Corner See Red Kite at Picnic Site Londesborough Park Distance: 5 km (3 miles) Time: 2 hours Map: OS 294 © Crown copyright and database rights Ordnance 2013. Survey 100021930. Bank Holidays only 5 6 4 7 3 2 1 Kilometre ½ Mile 1 Refreshments, Camping and Pub at Goodmanham FACILITIES: Toilets Accessible Toilets Refreshments Pub Picnic areas Suggested route: B&Bs Bus service Camping available Parking available Tourist Information Centre (TIC) Heritage site/Other site of interest www.top10trails.com Great days out along the Yorkshire Wolds Way See Red Kite at Londesborough Park 1 From Towthorpe Picnic site cross the 5 This time turn left after the Park Londesborough Park offers the busy road with care and follow the Gates. This path drops first and then ideal setting to spot Red Kites. signed Yorkshire Wolds Way. climbs over a pasture field before dropping down to reach a bridge. Although these magnificent birds 2 Turn left off the track at the Kissing can be seen almost anywhere in Gate and continue along the 6 Cross the bridge and head across the this part of the Yorkshire Wolds, Yorkshire Wolds Way across the field to reach a kissing gate that leads pasture field. onto a farm track. they tend to prefer estates or parkland like Londesborough Park, 3 Cross the bridge at the Lake and 7 Turn right on the farm track and continue along the signed path. follow this until you rejoin the which provide a good food supply Yorkshire Wolds Way and head back with old mature trees for roosting 4 Turn right at the T Junction of paths to the car park. and follow the path uphill into and nesting. Londesborough Village. Take a tour around this attractive village before heading back into Londesborough Park on the route you came in on. © RSPB www.top10trails.com Great days out along the Yorkshire Wolds Way.

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