Pickering · 1 checked & stamped
Boots on. These are the Pickering walks worth the drive, with lead rules and livestock warnings marked.
A 9.1-mile circuit north of Pickering on field paths, bridleways and estate tracks with about 230 metres of climbing, taking around four hours; the Blansby Park section ruts up badly and stays muddy well into spring. Start at Pickering station car park, where the walk crosses the North Yorkshire Moors Railway twice at Newbridge and again on the return, so expect steam and whistles. Dogs can run loose on the long forest and moor-edge tracks but must be back on the lead for the deer park and the grazing fields around Blansby, and firmly held at both level crossings.
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