North Yorkshire · 1 places checked
1 place on our list here — walks from the village. Every verdict below was checked by a human — the stamp shows when.
Cridling Stubbs has no shop, no green and no waymarked route, so the walk here is the lane south-east to Womersley, past Northfield Lane and the Blue Lagoon dive lake and on to St Martin's church. It is single-track tarmac with grass verges and no pavement, running through open arable with the A1 a constant background noise from the west, and it is the sort of walk that suits a dog that will heel: sightlines are long but farm traffic moves quickly. Because it crosses working farmland the Countryside Code applies, which means keeping the dog on a lead or in sight, off the crops and on a lead around livestock. Turn at the church and come back, or make a day of it by picking up the parish council's seven-and-a-half-mile Womersley circular from there.
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