Forcett · 1 checked & stamped
Boots on. These are the Forcett walks worth the drive, with lead rules and livestock warnings marked.
From the English Heritage section of rampart on the B6274 at Carkin, north up Hillhouse Lane and then along the line of the Iron Age earthwork itself, which survives as a bank and ditch running through the fields above Stanwick St John. It is under a mile each way and the ground is rough and often wet, so it feels longer than it measures. English Heritage's rule for the guardianship section is dogs on leads, restricted areas only, and the rest of the earthwork crosses working farmland where leads are the sensible default anyway. There is no seasonal ban here, and no dog exclusion order of any kind in this part of North Yorkshire.
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