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8 routes near Stokesley in North Yorkshire. See them on a map
Routes that start within 10 miles of Stokesley, or pass within a mile of it, nearest start first. Walks near Stokesley has them on a page of their own.
- YH 137Three Ridings on FootA 21-mile long-distance route from Crathorne to Scaling, in North Yorkshire, with about 870 m of climbing. 3 sections. About 8 hours.Starts 3.8 miles from StokesleyUnconfirmed: we couldn’t find who publishes this route
- NE 1022Marton West BeckA 5.9-mile walk, in North Yorkshire, with about 120 m of climbing. About 2 hours.Starts 5.2 miles from StokesleyUnconfirmed: we couldn’t find who publishes this route
- NE 1129Hutton Lowcross Trail, Guisborough ForestA 3.7-mile circular walk from Guisborough Forest and Walkway Visitor Centre, in North Yorkshire, with about 210 m of climbing. About 1½ hours.Starts 5.5 miles from Stokesley
- YH 123Lyke Wake WalkA 40-mile long-distance route from Osmotherley to Ravenscar, in North Yorkshire, with about 1,540 m of climbing. 3 sections.Starts 6.8 miles from Stokesley
- NE 1012Cleveland StreetA 9-mile walk, in North Yorkshire, with about 330 m of climbing. About 3½ hours.Starts 7.3 miles from Stokesley
- NE 1006Tees LinkAn 11-mile walk, in North Yorkshire, with about 440 m of climbing. About 4½ hours.Starts 7.6 miles from Stokesley
- NE 1014Thornaby Trail LoopAn 8.5-mile circular walk, in North Yorkshire, with about 110 m of climbing. About 3 hours.Starts 7.6 miles from Stokesley
- YH 125Esk Valley WalkA 37-mile long-distance route from Castleton to Castleton (finish), in North Yorkshire, with about 1,370 m of climbing. 4 sections.Starts 9.8 miles from Stokesley
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