LATEST FROM THE WHITE SHIRE

The 4.94-mile circular begins in Esholt village, heading out through surrounding countryside and woodland.

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.

A 4.19-mile circular route around Rothwell, south-east of Leeds. The recorded route covers local paths and green spaces in an area with a long coal-mining history.

This 3.1-mile circular walk follows woodland paths through Haw Park Wood, south-east of Wakefield. Anglers Country Park and Wintersett are nearby.

4.41mi Harden Circular Walk Harden Circular Walk – 4.41 Miles via Goit Stock Waterfall, West Yorkshire Looking for a scenic circular walk near Bingley? This 4.41-mile Harden Circular Walk explores the countryside and woodland around Harden in West Yorkshire, including the beautiful Goit Stock Wood and Goit Stock Waterfall. Lyn and I personally walked, photographed and GPS recorded this route for The White Shire. We'd describe it as a moderate walk overall. The distance isn't

An 8.85-mile there-and-back walk along the Leeds & Liverpool Canal between Keighley and Silsden. The towpath runs through the Aire Valley; the original Komoot route shows the starting point and full course.

This 3.43-mile circular walk takes in Kippax village and nearby countryside, with village paths, fields and tracks.

A 3.4-mile circular walk through Whitley Wood and the surrounding countryside near Mirfield in West Yorkshire.

A 3.91-mile circular route around Clayton West, leaving the village for surrounding fields and countryside tracks.

A 4.51-mile circular walk around Mytholmroyd in the Calder Valley, starting with a steady climb up Scout Hill towards Cragg Vale.

An 8.25-mile there-and-back walk from Rose Cottage near Mytholmroyd to Sowerby Bridge, with an uphill start via Scout Road.

Our 5.31-mile canal walk from Mytholmroyd to Hebden Bridge and back, with independent shops, a few pints, history and our recorded route.

A Traditional Weaver’s Cottage On our recent trip to Mytholmroyd, Lyn and I stayed at Rose Cottage, a charming old weaver’s cottage that immediately felt like home. With its warm and cosy atmosphere, two comfortable double beds, and constant hot water and heating, it was the perfect retreat. Thoughtful touches included complimentary food—bread, butter, milk, eggs, fruit, cereals, coffee, and a range of teas—alongside aromatherapy oils, creams, soaps, shampoo, and conditioner.

A 5.72-mile circular walk from Ackworth to Badsworth and back, combining village and countryside sections.