National Cycle Route 166
This signed Sustrans cycle route runs between the Yorkshire villages of Kirkham and Hunmanby.
The route passes through Norton-on-Derwent and Sledmere across the rolling Wolds. Starting in Kirkham, the route offers views of the River Derwent and follows quiet country roads. It passes through picturesque landscapes before reaching Hunmanby, often called the gateway to the Yorkshire Wolds. From here, the views stretch over farmland towards the well-known seaside town of Filey.
Route 166 is part of the wider 143.8-mile Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route.
National Cycle Route 166 Ordnance Survey Map 
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National Cycle Route 166 Open Street Map 
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National Cycle Route 166 OS Map 
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National Cycle Route 166 Open Street Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
The route links with National Cycle Route 1 at Hunmanby and National Cycle Route 167 at Kirkham.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Bend in the road near Weaverthorpe.
Kirby Plantation. The farm road heads NE along the edge of the plantation to Squirrel Hall Farm.
Menethorpe Bridge
Road to Fordon, East Riding of Yorkshire. Situated south west of Hunmanby, North Yorkshire, looking NW, a typical view of this area.
Menethorpe Lane at Menethorpe Bridge
Settrington All Saints