Deer in the Park – Harewood Village Hall loop from All Saints

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Deer in the Park – Harewood Village Hall loop from All Saints

Moderate

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(107)

1,132

hikers

Deer in the Park – Harewood Village Hall loop from All Saints

02:58

10.8km

180m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

Get Directions

1.20 km

View of Red Deer

Highlight • Other

2.04 km

The Grove

Forest

2.61 km

Tree-Lined Road with Mossy Stone Walls

Highlight • Trail

2.97 km

Harewood Village Hall

Highlight • Rest Area

The Village Hall car park provides the only off-road parking in the village.

Tip by

3.18 km

Harwood House

Highlight • Monument

The Harewood Arms is a coaching inn with a history dating back to 1810 located opposite the entrance to Harewood House.

Tip by

4.25 km

Wall Side Plantation

Forest

6.41 km

The sprawling landscaped grounds of Harewood House cover some 1,000 acres (400 ha) and were originally landscaped by the legendary Capability Brown. Highlights include the Himalayan Gardens and the 15th …

Tip by

8.83 km

Reception & Shop

Highlight • Rest Area

This shop sells a variety of locally sourced food produce alongside collectables and soft furnishings from local designers

Tip by

10.8 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.58 km

2.91 km

920 m

753 m

594 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

4.29 km

3.99 km

1.77 km

537 m

174 m

Elevation

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Weather

Saturday 10 October

12°C

6°C

0 %

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Comments

December 30, 2024,Red Kite Walk (Harewood)

We call this The Red Kite Walk as many are seen here. It was at Harewood in 1999 that red kites were reintroduced to Yorkshire having been extinct for around 200 years. They arre fabulously beautiful birds and have spread throughout the country, linking up with other reintroductions ionn the Chilterns , Wales and Scotland. They are and have been …