VISIT Easingwold- Yorkshire at its best

Hambleton Strollers enjoying the healthy fresh air! Hambleton Strollers organises led walks which start from doctors' surgeries, Leisure Centres and other central points in the six main towns of Hambleton District - in Northallerton, Stokesley, Thirsk, Bedale, Easingwold and Great Ayton plus some nearby villages.

 

 Approved by Health Professionals!

Here in Easingwold, the existing members would like to encourage anyone to join the walks, but we especially welcome these groups of people:  

  • The over 50s
  • Those with health risks due to inactive lifestyles, and especially those at risk of heart disease
  • Those recovering from health problems and needing simple exercise
  • And those who would just like some company to make walking and exercise a more enjoyable social activity

Our walks are usually less than an hour and are on good level footpaths around the towns and on surrounding field paths when weather conditions allow. There may be small gradients, and the occasional stile (though always announced at the start). The walks are relaxed and friendly, but moving at a pace brisk enough for individuals to feel an increased heart rate and faster breathing. We always suggest that walkers continue to exercise more frequently as well - on their own or with friends.

Most walks start at 10.30 am. Many outings offer opportunities for refreshments afterwards. Come and join us when you are in the area.

Click here for the 2009 Hambleton Strollers timetables including those for the Easingwold area


Free Healthy walk packs

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A free pack of healthy walks route cards is now available in Easingwold or as a free download from this website. Click  the image for further details

Location

Contact

Easingwold Tourist Information
Chapel Lane
Easingwold
York
YO61 3AE
Tel 01347 821530
Fax 01347 821530

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It's a fact

Like many local villages, Easingwold grew out of two completely separate settlements, one Viking and one of Saxon origin, located to the north and south of a common market square.

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