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Join Hambleton Strollers for our weekly walk around Northallerton, using back streets, ginnels and small green spaces. Our walks are about 60 minutes with easy slopes; they may have uneven surfaces or pavements. In summer we go further onto field paths whenever possible. The walkers often divide into groups walking at different pace, each with its own leader. Some walkers go to a café afterwards. Routes vary according to weather and the leader's plan for the day.

Join Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Hambleton for short, local and accessible walks to help you get more active.

You are very welcome to join Hambleton Strollers for a walk around the parish of Romanby. Using back streets, ginnels and small green spaces, our walks are about 60 minutes with easy slopes; they may have uneven surfaces or pavements. In summer we go further onto field paths whenever possible. Some walkers go to a pub/café afterwards. Routes vary according to weather and the leader's plan for the day.

Join Hambleton Strollers for our weekly walk around Bedale, using back streets, ginnels and small green spaces. Our walks are about 60 minutes with easy slopes; they may have uneven surfaces or pavements. In summer we go further onto field paths whenever possible. The walkers often divide into groups walking at different pace, each with its own leader. Some walkers go to a café afterwards. Routes vary according to weather and the leader's plan for the day.

9:53 Bus 34 from Opposite The Booth Hall, Catterick Village to Scorton White Heifer. Walk back to Catterick Village Via Bolton on Swale, Flat Lane then along Swale Riverbank and beside Catterick Racecourse

A walk through the village, down Swale Lane to a delightful path along the banks of The Swale and back up Swale Pasture Lane.

Join Hambleton Strollers for our weekly walk around Thirsk, using back streets, ginnels and small green spaces. Our walks are about 60 minutes with easy slopes; they may have uneven surfaces or pavements. In summer we go further onto field paths whenever possible. The walkers often divide into groups walking at different pace, each with its own leader. Some walkers go to a café afterwards. Routes vary according to weather and the leader's plan for the day.

Route broadly follows the bridleway alongside Skeeby Beck to Union House Farm crossing  over the beck and back down Parkgate Lane to Brompton - On - Swale 

Grade 3 walk across the Catterick Golf Course and MOD Training Area past the strange Druggon Hill

Grade 2 circular walk thorugh the pretty woods near TESCO

Pretty path through woods and across stream. Road crossings at Zebra and Pelican crossings. Dual use path back to the start

Uses crossings to cross roads entering Coronation park. Through park and out over footbridge/sharp slope then down paved paths to Hipswell. Up the road and through St John's crossing back over village green, past Risedale School, and back to start point

Join us for a walk through fields after leaving Coronation Park returning through Colburn Old Village & wooded areas of Catterick .

Join Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Masham Strollers for short, local and accessible walks to help you get more active. In addition to our Strollers Weekly Town Walk, we now have a monthly longer, brisker walk around the beautiful countryside of Masham.

Join us for our weekly walk around Masham and you'll receive a warm, friendly welcome. Our circular walks will be approximately 30-40 minutes long over easy ground, although there may be some uneven surfaces or pavements, around the many streets, alleys and small green spaces in Masham. They are suitable for those that are new or returning to activity or if you like walking in the company of others at a pace that is suitable to everyone. As we walk round our walk leaders will point out places of interest such as our two famous breweries along with some local history. Join us in Masham Town Hall after the walk for a cup of tea/coffee and chat to your fellow walkers and volunteers. If this is your first walk with us please arrive for 10am. Free public toilets are available behind the Community Office where we start/finish our walk.

Our weekly wellbeing walks have expanded and we now offer a longer and brisker walk on the first Tuesday of each month which is circular, leaving from Mashamshire Community Office and is over 60 minutes and up to 90 minutes long. The walks will follow public footpaths over farmland and around other areas of interest, where there will be some rough, uneven ground and some stiles should be expected. 

Please ensure you have suitable attire for the walk, i.e. waterproofs and suitable footwear and a rucksack with a bottle of water to keep you hydrated. Please also feel free to bring a flask and a snack for a short stop along the way. NB. The advertised duration of the walk does not include the rest break so please allow extra time.

If this is your first walk with us please arrive for 10am.

Free public toilets are available behind the Community Office where we start/finish our walk.

 Easy flat walk along disused railway to bridge over River Swale, then Love Lane track to Easby Abbey. Higher path along north bank of Swale with gentle slopes up and down before returning across Mercury Bridge to the pool.

Grade 3 Walk up the cycle track, across the fields and therough the lovely Sandbeck valley.

Loop around the outer edge of the racecourse, gentle climb up to grandstand where the views are superb.  OPtoinal extension through the Golf Course.

Join Hambleton Strollers for our weekly walk around Stokesley, using back streets, ginnels and small green spaces. Our walks are about 60 minutes with easy slopes; they may have uneven surfaces or pavements. In summer we go further onto field paths whenever possible. The walkers often divide into groups walking at different pace, each with its own leader. Some walkers go to a café afterwards. Routes vary according to weather and the leader's plan for the day.

Join Ramblers Wellbeing Walks Darlington for short, local and accessible walks to help you get more active.

Follows riverside path on south bank of Swale, above The Foss and through woods to Earl's Orchard. Over Green bridge and back via riverside road and The Batts.