Yorkshire Wolds Way

Official National Trail Guide

Winding from the Humber Bridge to the seaside at Filey, the 79 miles of the Yorkshire Wolds Way seeks out a wonderfully unspoilt and picturesque landscape. Sometimes dubbed 'a piece of southern England in the north', the gently rolling chalk hills of the Wolds hide secretive valleys, quaint villages with their pantile roofs and beautiful woodlands.

This is not a walk where you will be overwhelmed by coach parties or crocodiles of hikers snaking up hillsides. Rather its breathtaking field-top views can be enjoyed in a tranquility and solitude all too rare in Britain today. This official guide is the complete companion to the National Trail for both the long-distance walker and the weekend stroller.

• Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 mapping for the entire route
• cicular walks off the trail to explore the local area
  
• background information on everything from archaeology to wildlife
• up-to-date information on public transport, refreshment places and places of interest
• lavishly illustrated with colour photography throughout