Walk · East Riding of Yorkshire

Londesborough Park and Towthorpe Circular

Londesborough · YO43 3LD
N 440 YD
4.2MILES
2h 10mON FOOT
115mCLIMB
CircularSHAPE
Off-road 80% 20% shares tarmac with cars
Field & moor path 50%Lane & track 30%Road with traffic 20%

Our drawing of the route — the shape of the walk, not a navigation aid. Carry OS Explorer on the hill. Off-lead information here is what walkers reported or what signage allows — never our advice. Whether and when a dog is off the lead is the owner’s decision and legal responsibility; keep dogs under control near livestock and follow signs on the day.

Starts at
All Saints church, Low Street, Londesborough YO43 3LD
Parking
Roadside only on Low Street and Intake Lane in Londesborough, perhaps a dozen considerate spaces and no marked bays. The alternative is the free Hudson Way car park at Market Weighton and a two-mile a
Directions to the start →

Londesborough Park is the ghost of a great house - the Burlington mansion was pulled down in 1819 and the Yorkshire Wolds Way now runs straight through the parkland that outlived it, past the lakes and the veteran limes on the old carriage drive. This circuit starts by All Saints church in the village, drops through the park to the fish ponds, then climbs the wold edge towards Towthorpe and returns along a green lane with the whole Vale of York laid out to the west. The parkland is grazed by sheep and cattle and the public right of way is the only access, so this is lead country the moment stock is in sight. There is no car park, only the village street, and the estate roads are private.

THE SMALL PRINTEast Riding of Yorkshire Council's countryside dog-walking guidance: keep your dog on a lead, or keep it in sight at all times, be aware of what it is doing and be confident it will return to you promptly on command. Around farm animals and horses it must be on a lead, and on a short lead in fields with sheep. No Public Spaces Protection Order applies to this route; the council's dog orders here cover only fenced children's play areas, school grounds, listed churchyards and cemeteries, and four named beaches on the coast. The park is private estate land crossed by public rights of way, so the legal position off the marked paths is trespass, and stock grazes the parkland year round.

House rules, decoded

Off-lead allowed
Livestock — leads on
REGION · EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE
GRID · 53.8865, -0.6558
SOURCE · HTTPS://WWW.NATIONALTRAIL.CO.UK/EN_GB/TRAILS/YORKSHIRE-WOLDS-WAY/

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