Route diagram, drawn from the recorded track — for the shape of the walk, not for navigation. Carry OS Explorer on the hill.
One of the last lowland heaths in northern England, criss-crossed by three waymarked trails over old bomber-airfield hardstandings, heather and ponds — the red Bombs and Lizards route is the classic. Dogs must be kept on short leads at all times: Longhorn cattle, Hebridean sheep and Exmoor ponies graze the common and nightjars nest on the ground in summer. Car parks at King Rudding Lane near Riccall, Sandy Lane and Common Road in Skipwith village; parts follow firm wartime tracks.
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