North Yorkshire · 2 places checked
A quiet market town on the moor edge, all yards and back lanes. Every verdict below was checked by a human — the stamp shows when.
A 17th-century coaching inn on Kirkbymoorside's Market Place where dogs are positively celebrated - sausages, biscuits and water bowls are laid on, and meals can be taken with your dog in both the pub and restaurant areas. Dog-friendly bedrooms are available for a one-off charge per stay. A comfortable market-town base midway between Helmsley and Pickering.
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ADD A PLACEA tidy 4.7-mile loop with a gentle 90 metres of ascent, two hours at most, on field edges and plantation tracks north of the town, with one or two gates and a stretch that churns up in winter. Start from the market place in Kirkbymoorside, which has free parking off Crown Square and is on the Moorsbus and the York to Helmsley bus route. The plantations are quiet enough for a decent off-lead run and there is a beck near Cockshot for a drink, but the intervening fields hold sheep and cattle, so lead up at every gate.
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