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East Yorkshire
Yorkshire is proud of its ancient traditions. Someone has blown a horn every night for 800 years in Ripon, for instance. The neighbours must be fed up of it by now.
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Dairy, Fox & Otter cottages have been beautifully converted from a former stable block at Barmston…
Georgian Manor House in Yorkshire Wolds. Deliciously Yorkshire Breakfast Winners. Speciality free…
A period farmhouse with 2 acres of grounds, in the small village of Burton Pidsea. Five miles from…
Milliner's Cottage is a lovingly restored Victorian property in the centre of historic Pocklington,…
Charming B&B accommodation in the historic wolds village of Kilham. Comfortable en-suite rooms…
Pride-N-Joy is a ground floor self-catering holiday apartment in Bridlington. Open all year around…
Five holiday flats, each consisting of 1 or 2 bedrooms.
Situated straight off the A63, the Village Urban Resort is an accessible hotel with park & ride…
Family run licensed hotel, colour tv in all rooms, en-suite, tea and coffee making facilities.…
Saltmarshe Hall is a historic 19th century stately home located in mature parkland in the secluded…
The park is set in 200 acres of landscaped parkland, beside 25 acres of lakes.
The Toll Cottage, is a beautiful, 18th Century cottage, steeped in history, offering luxury…
Seaways glamping and camping is situated in the Village of Fridaythorpe in the heart of the…
Holme Wold Cottage overlooks the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds, close to Beverley, York, Hull & the…
Visit England 5* Unique country cottage, offers spacious accommodation for up to 6. Nestled in the…
West Hale Gate Farm Shepherd's Huts, offer a high end glamping experience which can be an escape…
The Laundry Cottage, parts dating back to 1695, sits quietly sheltered on the eastern edge of The…
Victorian, double-fronted building with spacious rooms. Tastefully decorated throughout.
Formerly the lodge to the Grade 1 listed Georgian House of Sewerby Hall, this period property has…
A beautifully converted Grade II listed cottage located in the tranquil conservation area of…
The Guest Accommodation at Wolds Village has been our largest project to date. We spent the best…
Luxury and contemporary accommodation in Raywell, a peaceful and tranquil destination conveniently…
Modern chalk stone cottage on the edge of Flamborough village, Sleeps 6 plus an infant (under 24…
Northstar Sanctum is an exciting, new and unique boutique collection of self catering lodges. Each…
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North Ferriby, Hessle, Hull
Cycle Route
This short section of the TPT takes you along the foreshore of the River Humber and under the mighty Humber Bridge that spans this wide estuary. From the route you are rewarded with impressive views of the bridge and across the river.
East Yorkshire
Cycle Route
The Trans Pennine Trail is a multi-user route across the North of England from Southport to Hornsea and with north - south route from Leeds to Chesterfield, plus a spur to York.
Hull, Hornsea
Cycle Route
Follow the old railway all the way from Hull to the eastern most point on the Trail, marked by the seamark on the seawall at Hornsea. Follow this green corridor as pass through the outskirts of Hull before the fields open out around you
East Yorkshire
Cycle Route
Day Rides
The Yorkshire Wolds offers miles of country lanes and quiet roads to discover this unspoilt part of the country.
Ten circular day rides from 17 to 30 miles are available to download from www.visithullandeastyorkshire.com or get in…
East Yorkshire
Cycle Route
A circular route around the enchanted rolling hills and coastal cliffs of the East Riding and Ryedale. Has hidden valleys, wildflower verges, varied wildlife, clean beaches and big skies, and passes through picturesque villages.
The Yorkshire Wolds
Cycle Route
The Way of the Roses is Britain's newest 'coast-to-coast' cycle coute. Opened on 11th September 2010, the route runs for 170 well signed miles between Morecambe on Lancashire's Irish Sea coast and Bridlington on Yorkshire's North Sea coast.
Selby, Brough, Howden
Cycle Route
This section of the TPT runs through the open fields and quiet villages of the north bank of initially the River Ouse and then the River Humber.