Millington - Summer Sunday Lunch Saunter
9.30am to 2.00pm - Sunday 17th August
Starting and ending in Millington, this fabulous 5.7-mile route explores Given Dale up to the tiny St Ethelburga's Church, then travels along the Chalkland Way before some quiet roads back to the Gait Inn for a slap up two-course Sunday Lunch.
Book by Tuesday 12th August
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Tickets - £35.00
The Gait Inn, Millington, YO42 1TX
Rescheduled - Bishop Wilton Brunch
NOW - 9.30am to 1pm Sunday 24th August
This walk was too good to miss so we’ve now rescheduled it for later in the summer when hopefully the temperatures have cooled a bit. This lovely 6-mile walk starts from Meltonby, near The Mile in Pocklington, to walk up to Great Givendale via the Chalkland Way and then onto Bishop Wilton, where we can stop for extra tea and cakes at the lovely Community Shop there, before heading back to the Mile, Pocklington via Bishop Wilton Beck.
Book by Wednesday 20th August
Tickets - £27.50
The Mile, Pocklington, YO42 1TW
Our 2nd Annual Walking & History Festival
DAY ONE - Wharram Percy & The Deserted Medieval Villages of Yorkshire
1pm - Saturday 13th September - This year's mini-festival kicks off with a fabulous 4.3-mile walk around the medieval deserted village of Wharram Percy, prehistoric earthworks in Deep Dale and a section of the Malton and Driffield Railway which closed in 1958. This is followed by a pie and pea supper & first drink at Seaways Café in Fridaythorpe (5pm) and a fascinating talk about Deserted Medieval Villages of Yorkshire by local historian Marcus Ramshaw (6.30pm).
Tickets - £27.50 (includes walk, supper & talk)
Wharram Percy Deserted Medieval Village, YO17 9TD
Two Day Tickets are also available for £57.00 (includes 2 walks, 2 talks & all refreshments)
DAY TWO - Kirby Grindalythe & St Andrews (Sykes) Church
10am - Sunday 14th September - The second day of our Festival starts and ends in Kirby Grindalythe. After a breakfast of bacon rolls (or vegetarian alternative) and a hot or cold drink, we will explore a 5.3-mile route that encounters the magical Gypsy Race stream as well as the medieval deserted village of Mowthorpe, before heading back to St Andrews Church, one of Sykes' Churches. for a talk by Louise Hampson, local historian, plus tea and cake (of course!)
Tickets - £32.50
St Andrews Church, Kirby Grindalythe, YO17 8DB
Two Day Tickets are also available for £57.00 (includes 2 walks, 2 talks & all refreshments)