Brandesburton Walks
This village is located in East Riding of Yorkshire, near the larger settlements of Hornsea and Beverley.
It's a nice place for a walk with some pleasant country trails, an ancient medieval church and a notable 16th century pub for refreshments after your walk.
This walk from the village takes you west to visit the lovely Tophill Low Nature Reserve. The reserve is one of the area's walking highlights with waterside walks along the River Hull and two picturesque reservoirs. The site is also great for wildlife with a large variety of water loving birds frequenting the lakes.
You can reach the reserve by picking up bride tracks heading west through Westfield. Then follow country lanes to Hempholme Haverham before turning south west to link up with the River Hull.
Postcode
YO25 8RG - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsBrandesburton Ordnance Survey Map 
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Walks near Brandesburton
- Tophill Low - This lovely nature reserve near Driffield is a splendid place for an easy waterside walk
- Hornsea Mere - Enjoy a walk along this lovely freshwater lake in the seaside town of Hornsea
- Beverley Beck - Enjoy a short stroll along the Beverley Beck on this easy walk in the Yorkshire town
- Beverley Brook Walk - This walk follows the Beverley Brook from the River Thames at Putney to New Malden
- Beverley Twenty - This 20 mile walk runs from Hessle to Beverley through the Yorkshire wolds.
The walk starts near Hull in Hessle, at Humber Bridge Country Park and takes you to the Humber Estuary with fine views of the Humber Bridge - Driffield - This circular walk explores the Driffield Canal before heading to the neighbouring village of Nafferton along the Nafferton Brook
- Spurn Point - This walk explores the splendid Spurn Point National Nature Reserve on the tip of the coast of the East Riding of Yorkshire
- Burton Constable - Explore the extensive parks and gardens of this Elizabethan country house near Hull
- Skipsea - This coastal village is located in the East Riding of Yorkshire
- East Riding Heritage Way - Follow the East Riding Heritage Way from the Humber Bridge to Filey on this trail through the East Yorkshire countryside
- Sledmere House - Explore the beautiful Capability Brown designed park surrounding this fine Georgian country house near Driffield
- Huggate - This circular walk from the East Riding village of Huggate visits the neighbouring village of Fridaythorpe using a section of the Yorkshire Wolds Way and other public footpaths
- Rudston -
Pubs/Cafes
The Dacre Arms is a historic pub of some note, dating back to the 16th century. Named after Lord and Lady Dacre, the inn became the most important Posting Station in the East Riding, offering visitors a refreshing drink and wholesome food. In one small room, the inn housed the local Court of Justice. There was also a ‘secret’ room entered only by a trapdoor and serving fugitives from the 1745 Jacobite rebellion. Later smugglers used the room to hide contraband. You can find them on the Main Street at postcode YO25 8RL.
There's also the Black Swan for some refreshment after your exercise. The old coaching house includes a large car park and a garden area for warmer days. You can find them at postcode YO25 8RG for your sat navs.
Photos
Cross Hill, Brandesburton
St Mary's Church, Brandesburton. The Grade I listed church principally dates from the 13th to the 15th centuries, and was restored in 1892.
The Black Swan, Brandesburton
Flowering fields north of the bridleway between Frodingham Road and Barff Hill, Brandesburton, looking north from Westfield towards Aldermen's Gorse.
Track to Westfield
The bridleway to Brandesburton
Mickley Dike
Top Hill Low Nature Reserve. This is a scene captured in the hide at the northern end of "D" reservoir. The reservoir and water processing were created to serve the needs for fresh water of the growing population in Hull, and saved Farndale Valley from being flooded for the same purpose.