The Farndale Daffodils Walk & Kirkbymoorside trip is now fully subscribed, please do get in touch if you would like to join the waitlist. Alternatively, our next available visit will be to the Hopetown Railway Museum, Darlington on Thursday 30 April – Click here to find out more.

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Enjoy one of the North York Moors’ most enchanting spring sights with this leisurely 3½-mile (5.6km) circular walk through Farndale – the famous “Daffodil Dale.” The well-marked route follows the beautiful River Dove from Low Mill to Church Houses and back, with an optional return through farm fields offering lovely valley views.

Wild daffodils typically bloom between mid-March and mid-April, creating a stunning display along the riverbanks. The path is mostly level with a couple of short inclines, and dogs are welcome if kept under close control.

Start and finish at Low Mill car park, 4 miles northeast of Hutton le Hole (OS Map OL26). Allow around two hours for the walk. Toilets are available at the start and finish, and refreshments can be found at High Mill and Church Houses.

We’ll also stop in the nearby market town of Kirkbymoorside, known for its welcoming cafés, independent shops and rich history dating back to medieval times.

Spaces are limited so book in advance at Mashamshire Community Office here or call Tel: 01765 680200

Departs 9.30am returning approx. 3.30pm

Suggested Donation: Between £8-£15 per trip, depending upon distance.

 

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