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Our path after lunch climbed again to the opposite side of the valley, and generally in the direction back towards our starting point. We were now crossing Baysdale Moor, and Great Hograh Moor, where the views increasingly opened up to encompass Westerdale and Commondale villages, and miles beyond towards the coast. We passed several small landmarks, which took the form of standing stones, or piles of stones, or memorial stones, which hinted at others who had passed this way previously.

At one point we descended briefly into a small valley and a stream crossed by a tiny stone arch next to another memorial stone, another chance for a short stop. By using our site you agree to our use of cookies. Start time: Estimated finish time: From the parking area we climb up on to Great Hograh Moor, enjoying views of the surrounding moorland as we walk round to the ruins of a coal mine at Armouth Wath. We then join the Cleveland Way briefly taking in the views over the Seven Sisters, over towards Roseberry Topping and the sea.

Looking north from the Cleveland Way on Battersby Moor. On the horizon, left of centre, the distinctive half-cone summit of Roseberry Topping is just visible. The high point right of centre is Highcliff Nab which overlooks my home town of Guisborough. Perfect for walking and hiking. Buy now on Amazon View all Berghaus waterproof jackets. A mile national trail around the western, northern and eastern edges of the North York Moors. The path here is not too clear at the start, but it goes directly away from the beck and there are a series of stone piles which mark it.

As it crosses Great Hograh Moor it becomes well defined and is still marked by a series of stone piles. GPS files - right click or option-click the button and choose "Save As This guidebook describes 50 circular day walking routes in the North York Moors. There is also a four-day route following the classic Lyke Wake Walk.

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