LATEST FROM THE WHITE SHIRE

f you are looking for an easy, flat walk that works particularly well through the winter months, this Howden circular is a good one to keep in mind. Lyn and I walked and GPS-recorded this 4.45-mile route ourselves. It combines Howden’s historic town centre with quiet roads, good paths and countryside tracks, with virtually no climbing. It is not a dramatic walk, but that is part of its appeal.

Finding your next Yorkshire walk has just become much easier. We’ve launched a new interactive Yorkshire walking map on The White Shire, bringing our personally walked routes together in one place and giving you a completely different way to decide where to explore next. Instead of starting with a list of walks, you can now start with Yorkshire itself.

Our 2.84-mile Hornsea Treasure Trail with our grandson: a seaside mystery walk, clues, family fun and the original Komoot route.

A 4.23-mile circular route through the countryside around Welton Wold and Wauldby in the Yorkshire Wolds.

A Cosy Stay in November We visited Willows Holiday Park in November, and even though the weather was cool, our caravan was wonderfully warm and comfortable. The park’s clubhouse was still open at that time, serving freshly prepared meals and offering a welcoming atmosphere. From the site, it’s just a 10–15 minute walk into Withernsea, where you can enjoy the promenade, sandy beach, shops, cafés, and traditional seaside amusements. Modern Comfort in a Spacious Caravan Our holi

A 5.17-mile circular walk near South Cave through rolling farmland on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds.