| Name |
Location |
Type Of Activity |
Description |
| Hawnby |
Hawnby
|
Walking,
|
Park at the village hall or by the church. There is a short trail and a longer trail
for the more energetic. The views are said to be beautiful. Brochure in the
cottage or at the local TIC. |
| Dalby Forest |
Dalby
|
Walking,
|
Dalby Forest is a fantastic place with loads of things happening throughout the
year. If walking you are recommended to dress appropriately. Events vary from
building a shelter with natural materials to drawing, duck races, Open Air
|
| Whitby |
Whitby
|
Walking
|
Captain Cook's Endeavour, the castle and a host of other things to see. Don't
forget to buy some Whitby Jet, you can even see it being carved. Twice a year
Whitby hosts a Goth weekend, incorporating the Dracula connection with
Whitby. The weekend has a musical theme but it is worth a visit just to see
those dressed in Goth costume (young and old). If you can get in, visit the
famous Magpie for a Fish & Chip lunch. |
| City Of York |
York
|
Tour of
|
By day:
There is a host of things to see in York (wear comfy shoes); the Minster,
city walls, the Shambles, Kings Manor, Merchant Taylor Building, Art Gallery
and museum as well as the Jorvik centre and York Dungeons.
You can do a Ghost tour - and York is famous for its ghosts, visit one of the
theatres/shows or just walk round the city visiting some of its many shops,
|
| York Cycles |
York
|
Cycling |
There are cycle tracks all around York. You can hire bikes of all sizes at a shop
in Monkbar (leaflet in the cottage). |
| Scarborough
|
Scarborough
|
Walking |
Miles of sandy beach to walk along, shops to visit and if you get bored there is
always the fun fair and the slot machines. Scarborough also has Haunted Walks
but we have no knowledge of the quality. |
