York HF Rambling Club
York HF Rambling Club provides a warm welcome to new members.
Rambles are normally scheduled at three weekly intervals on Sundays throughout the year. Each of these involves a coach journey into the countryside and at the final destination a choice of walks of varying degrees of difficulty is offered. In addition to the Sunday rambles the club also organises an interesting programme of social events.
If you would like the opportunity to mix in the company of like minded people then please visit the clubs website for details of how you may join:
(See the map link for the location of the Coach Depot)
Walks near here
Distance from search point: 0.6 Miles
An easy, 11.6km walk along the River Ouse, leaving York and visiting Bishopthorpe and York Racecourse before returning to York.... More info
Distance from search point: 0.6 Miles
York is a city begging to be explored. It is compact and busy, with a wealth of historic sites. This four mile walk covers most of the ancient walls as they circle the city, but is designed to drop off the walls and dip into the city should you wish,... More info
Distance from search point: 7.5 Miles
Stamford Bridge - not the football ground, but the battle site where King Harold II beat Harald Hardråde of Norway before marching swiftly to Kent to be routed by William, Duke of Normandy near Hastings. This is easy walking in beautiful countryside,... More info
Distance from search point: 8.7 Miles
Tockwith Moor is situated in the Vale of York between York and Wetherby. This circular walk may appeal to local walkers who would like a short walk practically on their doorstep. It is an easy walk on flat ground with good terrain, has a variety of... More info
Distance from search point: 10.6 Miles
The Howardian Hills are a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty lying just south of the North York Moors. This circular walk takes you over the edge and into the heart of the hills.
Starting in the ancient village of Sheriff Hutton, the walk... More info
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