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Route description<br />
1. Now to head to the coast, taking in some great forestry riding at Dalby on route.<br />
But first we have a treat for you. Some more of the very best singletrack in the UK<br />
on offer. Climb Rosedale Bank to the hotel. You may need to walk up this road. It's<br />
England's steepest road! Take the BW off to the Left, passing Bank Farm and a<br />
cattle grid on route to the BW junction at Hollins Farm.<br />
2. At Hollins Farm take the singletrack that skirts the edge of the moor undulating<br />
along some sublime moorland riding until it eventually gives way to a track which<br />
leads to tarmac at Lower Askew. Follow the road down to Cropton, then taking a<br />
short stretch of track to the Left which cuts out the roads before taking you along<br />
High Lane to Cawthorne.<br />
3. At Cawthorne take the tarmac BW off to the left signed to ‘Kieldy Forest Cabins.’<br />
Keep on the BW as it heads past High Cawthorne, turning Right approximately 1km<br />
past Elleron Lodge onto Peat Road (track).<br />
4. At the tarmac lane T junction with Peat Road turn Left and then Right onto the BW<br />
that skirts the forest at Rain Dale before heading south to Newton on Rawcliffe.<br />
This BW meets the edge of the village by a stone bench to your right just before the<br />
road, where the BW continues sharp Left. Follow this for 200 metres to where the<br />
BW drops gently down through trees, linking in to a track (turn Right) which should<br />
be followed to Levisham Station.<br />
5. Cross safely over the line and take the narrow lane to the sharp apex of the bend<br />
where a BW is joined. Follow this as it turns east and climbs the steep bank before<br />
dropping down south to the junction of tracks (footpath and BW).<br />
6. Take the short stretch of singletrack east until a further well signed junction, then<br />
turning northwards and cycling through the stone paved ford which leads on to an<br />
excellent stone track which circumnavigates the magnificent Hole of Horcum.<br />
Enjoy the superb views as you roll along, eventually descending to the A1169 road.<br />
Follow this south a short distance, ignoring the first small gated BW and taking the<br />
second signed BW which lies at the back of the small car parking area overlooking<br />
the Hole of Horcum. Follow this track for some distance as it leads you along flat<br />
meadows and into Dalby Forest.