Discover Over Silton
Over Silton is a village located in North Yorkshire, governed by North Yorkshire Council (formerly Hambleton). With a population of 74, it offers a glimpse into rural English life. Situated near the North York Moors National Park, the village provides access to scenic landscapes and walking trails.
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Stay in Over Silton
Greystone Farm Bed & Breakfast
Greystone Farm Bed & Breakfast offers a tranquil retreat in the picturesque village of Over Silton, near Thirsk. While primarily a charming lodging option, visitors should be prepared for standard pay-and-display parking arrangements typical of the area. Enjoy the serene countryside and warm hospitality of this highly-rated B&B.
Ivy House
Nestled in the picturesque Yorkshire village of Borrowby, Ivy House is a beautifully renovated farmhouse steeped in history.
Bank Head Farm
Bank Head Farm offers a serene parking experience in Thornton-le-Beans, perfect for those exploring North Yorkshire. This well-maintained RV park provides a peaceful setting with stunning views of the Pennines and easy access to nearby walking trails. Ideal for tourists seeking a tranquil getaway with friendly hosts and essential amenities.
Woodlands Farm - Bed and Breakfast Northallerton
Woodlands Farm - Bed and Breakfast in Thimbleby, North Yorkshire offers a serene getaway with luxurious accommodations. Guests can enjoy the convenience of free parking, making it an ideal choice for travelers exploring the picturesque surroundings of Northallerton. The attentive service and beautifully decorated rooms ensure a memorable stay.
Things to Do in Over Silton
Thimbleby Shooting Ground
Thimbleby Shooting Ground offers convenient parking for visitors exploring the beautiful North Yorkshire countryside. Located in Thimbleby, near Northallerton, this facility provides easy access to a range of shooting activities and a welcoming clubhouse. Enjoy a seamless visit with various payment options available for parking.
Visit Mount Grace Priory, House & Gardens
Mount Grace Priory offers convenient pay-and-display parking for visitors exploring the fascinating history and preserved ruins of this English Heritage site. Located in Thimbleby, North Yorkshire, the parking facility is easily accessible and supports various payment methods, making it a hassle-free start to your visit.
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Food & Drink
The Wheatsheaf Inn
The Wheatsheaf Inn in Borrowby offers a charming village pub experience with free parking available for guests. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere with log fires and delightful real ales, perfect for a relaxing visit in the scenic Yorkshire countryside.
The Golden Lion
Located in the charming village of Osmotherley, The Golden Lion offers convenient pay-and-display parking options for visitors. This 18th-century inn is perfect for those exploring North Yorkshire, providing cozy accommodations and a delightful dining experience with traditional homemade dishes.
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Geographic Facts
- Population
- 74
- Administrative area
- North Yorkshire Council (formerly Hambleton)
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Walkshire in Over Silton
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Walk: Cod Beck Reservoir from Osmotherley
From the "walking capital of the North York Moors" head to the fine circuit of Cod Beck Reservoir. The reservoir is hidden in the trees with excellent paths. The Route what3words for start point: ///incursion.enacted.spines Start Point: Osmotherley centre Finish Point: Osmotherley Distance: 5.5 Miles GPX Route Map codbeckosmotherleyDownload Walk Description From Osmotherley follow the Cleveland Way long distance path into the woods above Mount Grace Priory. The energetic can descend to the priory but the sensible carry on through the woods till the path emerges from the trees and excellent views across the Vale of York. Continue to Scarth Nick before returning along the quiet road to Cod Beck Reservoir. It is a lovely and tranquil spot with many places to stop in the woodland that borders the reservoir. Emerge from the woods at the dam wall before continuing the 1/2 mile to the outskirts of Osmotherley. The Osmotherley Loop: A Journey through Historical Woods, Reservoir Serenity, and Vale of York Panoramas Starting Point Initiate your adventure in the charming village of Osmotherley, a gateway to the Cleveland Way long-distance path. Introduction Set off on an enriching trek that marries breathtaking landscapes with historical intrigue. Beginning in the quaint village of Osmotherley, your journey will take you along the Cleveland Way, a path that meanders through the atmospheric woods above Mount Grace Priory. With a blend of choices for the adventurous and the tranquil seeker alike, the walk then leads you across Scarth Nick, passing by Cod Beck Reservoir, before concluding back in Osmotherley. Each step is a treat, offering immersive woodland walks, splendid views across the Vale of York, and idyllic waterside moments at Cod Beck Reservoir. The Woods and Mount Grace Priory: A Tale of Two Paths As you venture along the Cleveland Way and ascend into the woods, you'll be enveloped by a sense of tranquility and historical mystique. For those with abundant energy and a flair for history, a detour to explore Mount Grace Priory is highly tempting. However, if you opt for a more peaceful experience, carry on through the leafy canopy until you break free from the tree line. A Window to the Vale of York Emerging from the forest, you'll be rewarded with panoramic vistas across the Vale of York. Here, the landscape opens up to reveal the sprawling valley below, a sight that captures the true essence of the region’s natural beauty. This viewpoint makes for an excellent pause to take photographs or simply soak in the views. Scarth Nick and the Return to Tranquility Press on to Scarth Nick, relishing the countryside ambiance. Once there, you can begin your return journey, this time opting for a quiet road that guides you to the calming waters of Cod Beck Reservoir. The Oasis of Cod Beck Reservoir You'll find Cod Beck Reservoir to be an oasis of calm, bordered by lush woodland that invites leisurely stops. The reservoir area offers various secluded spots where you can pause to relish the serenity, perhaps even enjoying a picnic or capturing the scenery through your lens. The Dam Wall and Homeward Bound As you exit the wooded area, you'll come across the dam wall, another interesting facet of this varied walk. From here, it's just a half-mile back to the outskirts of Osmotherley, where your memorable journey concludes. Conclusion The Osmotherley Loop is not merely a walk; it's a symphony of experiences that harmonize to create a fulfilling day out. Whether you're captivated by historical landmarks like Mount Grace Priory, awestruck by sweeping views over the Vale of York, or seeking moments of peace by Cod Beck Reservoir, this walk offers a little something for everyone. So, lace up your boots and prepare for a truly enriching adventure.
Walk: High Moors over Osmotherley
Head on to the moors above Osmotherley for an excellent walk with extensive views. Return along the Cleveland Way on the escarpment overlooking the Vale of York. The Route what3words reference point: ///finer.stubborn.losses Start Point: Osmotherley, Hambleton, North Yorkshire Finish Point: Osmotherley, Hambleton, North Yorkshire Distance: 10 Miles GPX Route Map osmotherleymoorlandwalkDownload Walk Description Leave Osmotherley to the south and climb steadily up to the moors. The path passes the reservoirs of Jenny Brewster, hidden in some attractive woodland. Cross the moors for 3 miles, the main feature being a shooting hut which is a good spot to enjoy your picnic! On arrival at the edge of the moors the path turns west and follows a good track in the forest. Cross a moorland road at Scarth Nick and continue along the Cleveland Way before arriving back at Osmotherley.