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Riverside Chapel
Mill Farm B&B
Angrove Country Park
Angrove Country Park offers luxurious lodges and cosy getaways, perfect for a relaxing escape with hot tubs and excellent facilities.
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Things to Do in Langbaurgh, North Yorkshire
Mrs S Henty birthplace, Stokesley
Discover the historical birthplace of Mrs S Henty, a significant landmark nestled on Levenside in the charming market town of Stokesley.
Stokesley Animal Pound
Discover the Grade II listed Stokesley Animal Pound, a unique piece of local history nestled in the charming market town of Stokesley.
Castle House Farm Trig point
Ascend to the Castle House Farm Trig point for breathtaking panoramic views across the stunning Yorkshire landscape.
The Bank - Bar Stokesley
Discover The Bank Bar Stokesley, serving top-notch food, refreshing drinks, and a lively atmosphere for all occasions.
Nola Bakery and Flex
Indulge in exceptional food, delightful drinks, and a cosy atmosphere at Nola Bakery and Flex in Stokesley, also featuring Pilates sessions.
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Walk - Roseberry Topping & Captain Cook's Monument
Explore one of the North York Moors’ most iconic landscapes on this circular walk from Great Ayton. Combining the distinctive summit of Roseberry Topping with the historic Captain Cook’s Monument, this route rewards walkers with panoramic views, woodland trails and rolling moorland scenery. National Park: North York Moors – North York Moors WestCounty/Area: North Yorkshire & Redcar and ClevelandLength: 6.5 miles / 10.6 kmAscent: 1200 feet / 364 metresGrade: Easy/Moderate Start: OS Grid Reference NZ574108Lat: 54.4893Long: -1.115428Postcode: TS9 6HQ (approx. location only)what3words: slam.asked.instant GPX Route Map roseberry-topping-captain-cookDownload Route Outline This popular North York Moors walk begins in the pretty village of Great Ayton, winding through woodland and open countryside to the dramatic peak of Roseberry Topping. With its striking shape and sweeping views, it’s one of Yorkshire’s most recognisable landmarks. After enjoying the summit panorama, the route continues across moorland paths to Captain Cook’s Monument — an obelisk dedicated to the famed explorer who spent his boyhood in Great Ayton. From here, gentle woodland tracks and field paths complete the circuit back to the village. This route offers a satisfying mix of scenery and heritage, perfect for a half-day walk in the heart of the North York Moors.
Walk: Eston Nab
Situated to the east of Middlesbrough this 800ft hill gives stunning views of the Yorkshire coast line and the North York Moors. The Route what3words for start point: ///finger.sorry.rail Start Point: Ormesby Finish Point: Ormesby Distance: 3 Miles GPX Route Map eston-nabDownload Walk Description This is a moderate climb up to the summit along a clear path, however it does have benches to rest on the way and the path is steep in places so please be weary of this before you set out. On the way to the top there are some interesting and historic things to spot and explore. The Nab was the site of a look out in the Napoleonic wars. protecting the coast and port of Middlesbrough from attack. The ruins of this are now known as the Eston Nab monument. There are also bronze age mounds and Iron age settlements that add even more flavour to the history of the location.
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