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Beverley Area Walks

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C6 - Middleton-on-the-Wolds
Summary
Walk Name
Middleton-on-the-Wolds
Ref
C6
Pass along a mill path, walk through a wood, and spot a duck pond and a distant lighthouse on this varied route.
Details
Circular Walk
Yes
Grade
Moderate
Ordnance Survey Explorer Map
294
Car Parking Facility
Roadside parking in Middleton-on-the-Wolds
Refreshments
Pubs in Middleton-on-the-Wolds
Public Conveniences
Cross Street car park and North Street, both in Driffield
Distance
Distance (Miles)
4
Distance (Kilometres)
6
  • On this walk you can explore St. Andrew's church and see swans on the attractive pond by whitewashed cottages.
  • You walk for 3½ miles upon field paths, an old mill path (though the mill has gone) and a secluded woodside path.  On a clear night you will see Flamborough lighthouse flashing some 20 miles away.
  • Start in Middleton village and follow the route shown on the map.  The paths are obvious so you shouldn't get lost.
Map(s)
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Location
Start Point
Middleton-on-the-Wolds
End Point
Middleton-on-the-Wolds
Towns & Villages
Lund and Middleton-on-the-Wolds
ParishMiddleton
Start Easting
494,578.00
Start Northing
449,574.00
End Easting
494,578.00
End Northing
449,574.00
Features of Interest
- St. Andrew's church in Middleton is of Norman origin with a south doorway and font dating from that period. The early 13th century chancel's lancet windows contain stained glass installed in 1981 by A. Younger.
Accessibility Information
This route:-

- contains a mixture of gates, steps and stiles, but otherwise is relativley flat.

- crosses the busy A614 to Bridlington.

- contains some uneven surfaces.
Additional Information
- Please note that access to the disused railway is via a permissive path. At certain times of the year it can be overgrown, especially adjacent to the playing field to the west, and Gate Cottage at the eastern end.