Yorkshire Wolds Way: Goodmanham to Millington

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"Bird-watchers may be interested to learn about the Victorian rector of Nunburnholme church."
Walk directions

Follow the Yorkshire Wolds Way as it passes above the church and continues under the former Driffield–Market Weighton railway. The path then climbs to the A163 Bridlington–Selby road at Towthorpe Corner, where there is a large car park and picnic site, with a café just below.

Cross the road and follow a track, then descend into the parkland of Londesborough Hall. Follow well-signed tracks, past a lake then climbing to the village. Turn left, then right after the church. Keep straight on at the crossroads and soon pass a bench and view indicator.

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  Terrain  - Mostly on solid farm tracks, some field paths
  Landscape  - Mostly on west-facing slopes on edge of the Wolds
  Dog friendliness  - Care needed on roads and on farmland
  Parking  - Park with consideration in the small villages at start and finish
  Toilets en route  - None on route
About the walk
All Saints’ Church, Goodmanham, probably built on the site of a pagan temple, has Norman work with later additions, and an ornate carved font. The pagan temple was destroyed by Coifi, the high priest, after King Edwin of Northumbria was victorious in battle; the king had promised his queen he would...
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Yorkshire’s East Riding is the only one left of a trio of ‘ridings’ which existed up until 1974. The North and West are gone, to be replaced by North, South and West Yorkshires.
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Yorkshire Wolds Way: Goodmanham to Millington

Recommended by
Our view
"Bird-watchers may be interested to learn about the Victorian rector of Nunburnholme church."
Dog friendly
Location
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Additional information
  Terrain - Mostly on solid farm tracks, some field paths
  Landscape - Mostly on west-facing slopes on edge of the Wolds
  Dog friendliness - Care needed on roads and on farmland
  Parking - Park with consideration in the small villages at start and finish
  Toilets en route - None on route
About the walk
All Saints’ Church, Goodmanham, probably built on the site of a pagan temple, has Norman work with later additions, and an ornate carved font. The pagan temple was destroyed by Coifi, the high priest, after King Edwin of Northumbria was victorious in battle; the king had promised his queen he would...
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East Riding of Yorkshire
Yorkshire’s East Riding is the only one left of a trio of ‘ridings’ which existed up until 1974. The North and West are gone, to be replaced by North, South and West Yorkshires.