Green Hammerton Walks
This village is located in the Harrogate district of North Yorkshire. The rural village can be reached by rail on the Harrogate line which runs from Leeds to York via Knaresborough and Harrogate.
Local walking highlights include the neighbouring village of Nun Monkton and the historic Beningbrough Hall. Nun Monkton is located just a few miles to the east at the confluence of the Rivers Ouse and River Nidd. On the opposite side of the river there's the 18th century hall with its beautiful grounds and gardens.
This little walk from the village follows a country lane south to visit neighbouring Kirk Hammerton. On the way there's nice views of the surrounding countryside and a visit to the River Nidd which flows just to the south of the village.
Postcode
YO26 8BN - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsPlease click here for more information
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Walks near Green Hammerton
- Nun Monkton - This worthy North Yorkshire village sits in a lovely spot at the confluence of the Rivers Ouse and River Nidd.
- Beningbrough Hall - The 18th century Beningbrough Hall has 8 acres of formal gardens to explore including a walled kitchen garden, herbaceous borders and Italian border filled with colourful Mediterranean blooms
- Jorvic Way - A circular walk through the countryside surrounding the city of York
- York Millennium Way - A circular walk around the outskirts of this historic city
- York River Walk - Enjoy an easy stroll along the River Ouse on this waterside circular walk through York
- Knaresborough River Walk - Enjoy a lovely riverside walk along the River Nidd, from Knaresborough Castle to the nearby Conyngham Hall
- Knaresborough Round - This 20 mile circular walk takes you on a tour of the countryside, lakes, rivers, woodland and villages surrounding the historic Yorkshire town of Knaresborough
- Easingwold - This attractive market town is located in a fine location for walkers, sitting on the edge of the North York Moors National park and the Howardian Hills.
- Sheriff Hutton - This village is located in the Ryedale area of North Yorkshire
- Sutton on the Forest - This delightful village is located near York and Easingwold in the Hambleton District of North Yorkshire.
- Crayke - This picturesque village is located just to the east of Easingwold in the Hambleton District of North Yorkshire
- Goldsborough - This village in North Yorkshire is located close to both Harrogate and Knaresborough
- Studley Park and Fountains Abbey - This marvellous attraction boasts 800 acres of beautiful parkland set in the Yorkshire countryside
- Wetherby to Spofforth Castle - Follow the Wetherby Railway Path from Wetherby to Spofforth on this easy walk or cycle in Yorkshire
Pubs/Cafes
The Bay Horse is a fine place for some post walk refreshments. They serve good quality home cooked food and also provide rooms if you'd like to stay in the area. Inside there's a cosy real fire with a pleasant garden area for warmer days. The inn is dog friendly.
Photos
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Green Hammerton village scene.
St Joseph's Roman Catholic church, Green Hammerton, North Yorkshire. Built in 1797 as an Independent chapel, redundant in 1960, and converted into a Roman Catholic church in 1961
Looking along York Road. The building on the immediate left is the Green Hammerton Reading Room - a community hall run by the Green Hammerton Recreational Charity which also runs the village playing fields. There are plans to demolish the Reading Room and replace it with a modern facility in a different location. Further along the street the post office on the left and the Bay Horse on the right can be seen.
The Bay Horse, Green Hammerton
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The Green [south end]. It's appropriate that Green Hammerton should have a village green. This is the south end where it meets the main street through the village.
Station Road, Kirk Hammerton
The Old Fire Station. On Kirk Hammerton Lane.
This old mill, at Mill Farm, sits next to the River Nidd, just south of Kirk Hammerton.