Kilburn Woods and White Horse Walk

Route Description for Kilburn Woods and White Horse Walk

If you are after a bit of a challenge and beautifully scenic views while out on your next walking adventure in the North York Moors, then you will certainly want to explore the undulating terrain along the Kilburn Woods and White Horse Walk. This stunning adventure features gorgeous views looking out across the Vales of Mowbray and York, as well as the chance to check out the Kilburn White Horse - the largest and farthest north of England’s Hill carvings.

Setting out from the car park at the Sutton Bank visitor centre, make your way south along the edge of Roulston Scar and enjoy the spectacular views that look out across the picturesque landscape of the Vales of Mowbray and York. From here, you will descend the hillside and explore the tranquil forest atmosphere of Kilburn Woods, skirting around Hood Hill on the way to the Kilburn White Horse. After taking in the views of this magnificent chalk figure carved into the hillside, make your way uphill and follow the path north until you arrive back at the car park where you began.