Balne · 1 checked & stamped
Boots on. These are the Balne walks worth the drive, with lead rules and livestock warnings marked.
Balne is drained peat moor turned to arable, and Balne Moor Road runs straight across the middle of it for well over a mile between Whitley and Pollington. This is a big-sky walk with almost nothing in the way: dead flat, wide verges, drainage dykes on both sides and hares in the stubble, and you can see a vehicle coming from half a mile off. It crosses working farmland so the Countryside Code rule holds, dog on a lead or in sight and on a lead around livestock, and the dykes are deep enough that a swimmer will need watching. There is no seasonal restriction and nowhere here that dogs are excluded; the only order that reaches this parish is the North Yorkshire fouling requirement, which carries a hundred-pound fixed penalty.
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