Route: Drewton to North Newbald
Area: East Yorkshire
Date of walk: 17th January 2016
Walkers: Andrew
Distance: 7.5 miles
Ascent: 600 feet
Weather: Bright and cold, clouding over gradually
I parked near the entrance to Drewton Manor and walked past the Manor and its beautiful grounds before joining the Yorkshire Wolds Way at Comber Dale
I followed the Wolds Way through the plantations in East Dale and then climbed up to the top of the wold near High Hunsley, from where there are long views across the rolling countryside
After a short road section I descended into Swin Dale, a lovely dry valley which typifies the chalk landscape of the Yorkshire Wolds
As I approached the end of the dale I met Gilly coming in the opposite direction, just as planned, for this was a linear walk and I needed a lift back to the start
We walked into the attractive village of North Newbald together to end a very enjoyable walk. For anyone who has worked up an appetite after following this route there are ample rewards at the end of it – 2 pubs in the village, as well as the excellent Drewton’s back at the start
For other walks here, visit my Find Walks page and enter the name in the ‘Search site’ box
Click on the icon below for the route map (subscribers to OS Maps can view detailed maps of the route, visualise it in aerial 3D, and download the GPX file. Non-subscribers will see a base map)
Scroll down – or click on any photo to enlarge it and you can then view as a slideshow