North Yorkshire Walk to Almscliff Crag
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This picturesque 7 mile circular walk is in an unspoilt area north of the River Wharfe and close to Leeds and Harrogate. This is an easy walk and great if you are new to OutdoorLads. We will meet at the village of Castley before taking farm tracks and fields to the villages of Weeton and North Rigton. Time permitting we can stop for a drink at the Square and Compass pub, before begining our short acsent to Almscliff Crag. This millstone grit outcrop is reported to have been used in ancient days for Druidical rites and ceremonies; today it is used by rock climbers and walkers, it has extensive views over the lower end of Wharfedale and to the Vale of York. After taking in the views we will make our way back to Castley via fields and woodland.


What to bring
Please wear walking shoes as it maybe muddy. Please bring waterproofs and an appropriate rucksack.
Food & drink
Please bring water and a packed lunch. We may stop at a pub on the walk, please bring money if you would like a drink.