Thrintoft
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Thrintoft is a village located in North Yorkshire, governed by North Yorkshire Council (formerly Hambleton). With a population of 185, it falls within the DL7 postcode area. The village is situated near the River Swale, offering insight into rural life in the region. Its agricultural landscape plays a crucial role in local economy.

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Stay in Thrintoft

Accommodation at Hill House Farm Cottages in thrintoft
Holiday Cottage

Hill House Farm Cottages

Hill House Farm, Little Langton, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 0PZ
πŸ“1m from the centre of Thrintoft

Wooden lodge with two doors, garden area, and a fountain, surrounded by grassy fields and a tent in the background.
Holiday Park

Stonebridge Fishing Lakes

Fleetham Ln, Scruton, Northallerton DL7 0RL, UK
πŸ“1.9m from the centre of Thrintoft

Stonebridge Fishing Lakes provides comfortable accommodation in scruton.

Cozy dining area with wooden tables, black chairs, and a decorated Christmas tree in the corner.
Pub

The Old Royal George Inn

Morton-on-Swale, Northallerton DL7 9QS, UK
πŸ“1.5m from the centre of Thrintoft

The Old Royal George Inn offers convenient free parking for its guests, making it an ideal choice for those exploring the picturesque surroundings of Ainderby Steeple and the nearby Yorkshire Dales. Guests can enjoy a peaceful stay in one of the charming chalets located at the rear of the pub, away from the road noise.

Wooden bar shelf displaying various bottles of spirits and wines, with intricate carvings and a warm ambiance.
Pub

The Wellington Heifer

Ainderby Steeple, Northallerton DL7 9PU, UK
πŸ“1.7m from the centre of Thrintoft

The Wellington Heifer in Ainderby Steeple offers a delightful experience for visitors, combining charming old-world ambiance with modern comforts. Located in the picturesque village near Northallerton, this inn provides a cozy setting with log fires and hearty meals, perfect for a relaxing stopover or a memorable dining experience.

Accommodation at Bridge End B&B in northallerton
Bed & Breakfast

Bridge End B&B

159 Chantry Rd, Northallerton DL7 8JJ, UK
πŸ“2.5m from the centre of Thrintoft

Bridge End B&B in Northallerton offers a highly-rated, welcoming stay with spotless rooms, comfortable beds, and delicious breakfasts.

Accommodation at The Granary at Morton in morton on swale
Bed & Breakfast

The Granary at Morton

Manor House Farm, Morton on Swale, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 9RJ
πŸ“1.5m from the centre of Thrintoft

Things to Do in Thrintoft

Wooden gate leading to a path, surrounded by tall grass and trees in Leeming Bar Dog Park, Yorkshire.
Park

Leeming Bar Dog Park

20 Low St, Northallerton DL7, UK
πŸ“3m from the centre of Thrintoft

Leeming Bar Dog Park, located in Northallerton, offers a unique outdoor experience for dog lovers. While not an official dog park, it features a fenced area with a public footpath and cycle thoroughfare, making it a pleasant spot for a casual stroll with your pet. Please note that parking arrangements are typical of pay-and-display facilities.

Coyle Garden - Garden in warlaby
Garden

Coyle Garden

76 Ainderby Rd, Northallerton DL7 8HG, UK
πŸ“2.6m from the centre of Thrintoft

Coyle Garden in Warlaby offers a delightful escape with its well-maintained playing fields and amenities for children. Located at 76 Ainderby Rd, Northallerton, this park provides clean facilities and a serene environment, perfect for family outings and leisurely strolls.

Wildflower Meadow - Park in warlaby
Park

Wildflower Meadow

Ainderby Rd, Northallerton DL7 8UX, UK
πŸ“2.5m from the centre of Thrintoft

Wildflower Meadow, located in Warlaby near Northallerton, offers a serene spot for picnics and family outings. Although it lacks facilities like toilets, it provides a quiet escape amidst nature. Ideal for those looking to enjoy a peaceful day outdoors, though visitors should be prepared for basic amenities.

Pub The New Inn in thrintoft
Pub

The New Inn

Thrintoft, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 0PN
πŸ“0.7m from the centre of Thrintoft

Cozy dining area with wooden tables, black chairs, and a decorated Christmas tree in the corner.
Pub

The Old Royal George Inn

Morton-on-Swale, Northallerton DL7 9QS, UK
πŸ“1.5m from the centre of Thrintoft

The Old Royal George Inn offers convenient free parking for its guests, making it an ideal choice for those exploring the picturesque surroundings of Ainderby Steeple and the nearby Yorkshire Dales. Guests can enjoy a peaceful stay in one of the charming chalets located at the rear of the pub, away from the road noise.

Wooden bar shelf displaying various bottles of spirits and wines, with intricate carvings and a warm ambiance.
Pub

The Wellington Heifer

Ainderby Steeple, Northallerton DL7 9PU, UK
πŸ“1.7m from the centre of Thrintoft

The Wellington Heifer in Ainderby Steeple offers a delightful experience for visitors, combining charming old-world ambiance with modern comforts. Located in the picturesque village near Northallerton, this inn provides a cozy setting with log fires and hearty meals, perfect for a relaxing stopover or a memorable dining experience.

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Geographic Facts

Population
185
Area
913.43 kmΒ²
Postcode
DL7
Administrative area
North Yorkshire Council (formerly Hambleton)

Data sourced from Wikidata and verified public records

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Walkshire in Thrintoft

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Walk: Catterick Garrison to Northallerton
Moderate

Walk: Catterick Garrison to Northallerton

⏱️0h 31mπŸ“Northallerton

Explore a scenic stretch of rural North Yorkshire, linking Catterick Garrison to Northallerton via quiet lanes, open fields, and peaceful riverside sections. At just over 26 km, this is a longer, rewarding full-day walk that crosses the A1, skirts the River Swale near Kiplin Hall, and takes in a string of traditional villages on the way to the county town. The route Distance: 26.3 km (16.3 miles)What3Words: //altering.overlaid.clapStart Point: Catterick GarrisonFinish Point: NorthallertonPublic Transport: Buses to Catterick Garrison; train from Northallerton GPX route map Use the interactive map below to follow the route from Catterick Garrison through Tunstall, Great Langton, Little Langton, Thrintoft and Yafforth before reaching Northallerton. This GPX file can be downloaded and used with most navigation apps or GPS devices for offline access. catterick-garrison-to-northallertonDownload Walk Description This long but relatively gentle walk begins in Catterick Garrison and heads east across open fields and quiet country roads. After passing through Tunstall, you’ll cross the A1 β€” one of the walk’s few major interruptions β€” via a safe bridge crossing. From here, the route settles quickly back into rural rhythm, with wide views and agricultural landscapes dominating the horizon. Near Kiplin Hall, the path skirts close to the River Swale, offering moments of riverside calm and birdlife activity before curving toward the village of Great Langton. From there, you continue to Little Langton, where hedged lanes and traditional farm buildings maintain the peaceful, rural feel. The next section continues across open farmland to Thrintoft and then Yafforth β€” two small, unspoiled villages typical of this part of North Yorkshire. As the walk nears its end, it skirts the northern boundary of Romanby Golf Club before leading into the centre of Northallerton via quiet lanes and footpaths. With a mix of historical interest, changing scenery and the convenience of rail connections, this is a rewarding route for anyone looking to experience Yorkshire’s gentle countryside on foot.

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