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17. An ~8 miles/12 km circular walk from Goathland - Part 1 - Mallyan Spout - Wheeldale Moor - Roman Road


You walk through some most pleasant countryside down into the valley of Wheeldale Beck starting from by the side of the Mallyan spout Hotel.

You walk through some most pleasant countryside down into the valley of Wheeldale Beck starting from by the side of the Mallyan spout Hotel.

 

The path is a bit of a rocky-muddy scramble in places, so take care!

The path is a bit of a rocky-muddy scramble in places, so take care!

 

Eventually Mallyan Spout is reached.

Eventually Mallyan Spout is reached.

 

You follow the river bank of Wheeldale Beck climbing gently upwards.

You follow the river bank of Wheeldale Beck climbing gently upwards.

 

Hunt House (1900).

Hunt House (1900).

 

Near Wheeldale Lodge (once a YHA youth hostel), what remains alive of this old Scots pine is growing down wind!

Near Wheeldale Lodge (once a YHA youth hostel), what remains alive of this old Scots pine is growing down wind!

 

Wheeldale Beck is crossed by stepping stones, whose orange-brown colouration betrays the iron in the stones. Wheeldale Beck is crossed by stepping stones, whose orange-brown colouration betrays the iron in the stones.

Wheeldale Beck is crossed by stepping stones, whose orange-brown colouration betrays the iron in the stones.

 

After the stepping stones you climb up onto Wheeldale Moor.

After the stepping stones you climb up onto Wheeldale Moor.

 

Eventually the Roman Road is reached. You can see the camber clearly on this stretch of the road.

Eventually the Roman Road is reached. You can see the camber clearly on this stretch of the road.

 

The original curb stones can be seen quite clearly as a neat line on the left of the road.

The original curb stones can be seen quite clearly as a neat line on the left of the road.


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