Yorkshire Dales Country Walk East Witton to Middleham round

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Published 2019-06-03
Our video is a guided walk in Wensleydale in the Yorkshire Dales. Starting from East Witton we walk to Hullo Bridge and Middleham where we view the ruined castle which was the home of King Richard III. Middleham is also famous for training race horses. We return via the River Cover and Cover Bridge. This is an easy walk on public footpaths and tracks through grass fields and some minor tarmac road. There are some gates and stiles and one steep incline and decline.
Elevation: approx lowest point 101.51m (333ft) approx highest point 183.91m (603.37ft) approx ascent 165.88m (544.23ft).
Approx 5.8 miles allow 2 ¼ to 3 hours using OS Explorer Map OL30 and 302. This walk is done anti-clockwise.
Start point: East Witton Church or in the village.
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All Comments (12)
  • @Thyaggo.Maciel
    Amazing city my friend, thanks for sharing, sending my support from Brazil beach paradises! 💚✨
  • @RHoDS713
    Absolutely beautiful - the villages, countryside, farm animals, wildlife, historical ruins, country lanes. You captured it all in one walk!
  • @andreamccarthy1028
    WOW ! what a fabulous tour of the East Witton area ! Beautiful photography all around! Fantastic footage of the nest of baby birds, all the lambs, and the baby rabbits so enchanting in the sunlight -- All is always well in the country side of England. Thank you for this joyous springtime walk !!! Just such a lovely area. Really enjoyed seeing Richard III's castle as well ! Best always, Andrea
  • @FF7824
    Another enjoyable walk! Beautiful countryside. Enjoyable views of the young animals. Thank you again!
  • @neeeko7
    Great video and commentary, thanks for uploading.
  • @lanapoulliot7682
    Another lovely walk - my sister and I just got back from a week in West Yorkshire, weather was fab, we got to York, Bridlington, and Liverpool. Sadly I couldn't convince her to take one of these walks, but we had the best time, and we both want to move to Yorkshire
  • @colmone5592
    It sounded as though you really enjoyed that walk. It was certainly good to watch.