View from Roulston Scar – Kilburn White Horse loop from Kilburn

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Kilburn High And Low

View from Roulston Scar – Kilburn White Horse loop from Kilburn

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View from Roulston Scar – Kilburn White Horse loop from Kilburn

02:34

22.0km

470m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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2.77 km

Cleveland Way Stage 1

Highlight • Trail

3.40 km

View from Roulston Scar

Highlight (Segment) • Natural Monument

One of these "I am so glad I am alive" views from here. From Roulston Scar on Sutton Bank, to the north you can admire Hambleton Hills, and to the …

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4.99 km

Halifax Bomber Memorial at Sutton Bank

Highlight • Monument

A moving memorial is to be found here to all the allied nations' aircrews who lost their lives during WW2, but also specifically to the crew of Halifax bomber JD105 …

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12.8 km

Town's Pasture Wood

Forest

14.4 km

Sutton Bank Mountain Bike Trails

Highlight • MTB Park

A mix of gentle trail centre and bridleways track makes for a bit of a different riding experience out across parts of the Cleveland way. About halfway round is an …

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15.9 km

View of Gormire Lake from Whitestone Cliff

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

High on Whitestone Cliff, on part of the classic Cleveland Way trail, you are rewarded with spectacular views over Gormire Lake and miles beyond.

If you are exploring Garbutt Wood …

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17.2 km

View Over the Vale of York

Highlight • Viewpoint

First drive up Sutton Bank, then you deserve the view!

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19.6 km

Kilburn White Horse

Highlight • Historical Site

Kilburn White Horse is one of the most famous landmarks in North Yorkshire. The turf-cut figure, the most northerly of its kind in Britain, is 314 feet (96 m) long …

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19.9 km