We are blessed with countless walks in the vicinity to Beech Farm. Direct from the village of Wrelton, there are two beautiful walks - one on a public footpath to the neighbouring village of Sinnington, and one that leads through a wooded valley. The North York Moors starts just two miles up the road and whether you are looking for a gentle stroll or a challenging hike, coast or country, hills or flat, a country pub en route or a sedate tea shop, there are plenty of options to keep you busy.

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The Guardian published an excellent feature on the best 10 walks around our location while the North York Moors website provides the following excellent downloadable maps for walks with varying degrees of difficulty:

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Under 3 miles

• Clay Bank and Greenhow Plantation

• Danby Castle

• Lord Stones Walk

• Mallyan Spout and Beck Hole

• May Beck and Falling Foss

• Terrington

• Thornton le Dale and Ellerburn

• White Horse Walk

• Cawthorn Roman Camps*

• Esk Valley to Beck Hole*

• Forge Valley Woods*

• Rosedale Mineral Railway*

• Runswick Bay*

• Saltburn Valley Gardens*

• Staindale Lake*

• Sutton Bank and the White Horse*

• * Easy Access Walk

 

3 to 7 miles

• Broxa Forest

• Castle Howard

• Cloughton and Hayburn Wyke

• Farndale

• Glaisdale and Egton Bridge

• Grosmont to Beck Hole

• Helmsley and Rievaulx Abbey

• Howdale Moor and Brow Moor

• Hutton le Hole and Lastingham

• Lealholm to Grosmont

• Levisham Moor & Hole of Horcum

• Newtondale

• Osmotherley and Mount Grace

• Robin Hood's Bay and Maw Wyke

• Staithes and Port Mulgrave

 

Over 7 miles

• Castleton to Lealholm

• Danby Dale, Blakey and Westerdale

• Grosmont to Whitby

• Ravenscar to Robin Hood's Bay

• Roseberry Topping & Cook's Monument

• Rosedale

• Wainstones Walk

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Guided Walks

The North York Moors National Park also arrange a number of guided walks throughout the year. It is essential you book these in advance but full details are available here.