Thrussen Dale

Valley in Yorkshire Ryedale

England

Thrussen Dale

Brave Residents This huge flock of sheep came running over to see my dog and me... the leashed dog (a petite Alsatian cross) showed unusual and unbelievable restraint!
Brave Residents Credit: Andy Beecroft

Thrussen Dale, located in Yorkshire, England, is a picturesque valley known for its natural beauty and tranquil surroundings. Nestled between rolling hills and bordered by lush green meadows, the dale stretches over several kilometers, offering breathtaking views and a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

The valley is characterized by a meandering river that flows through its center, adding to the charm and serenity of the landscape. The river is home to an array of wildlife, including otters, kingfishers, and trout, making it a popular spot for nature lovers and anglers.

Thrussen Dale boasts an abundance of walking trails and hiking routes, catering to all levels of fitness and experience. The trails take visitors through woodlands, across fields, and up gentle slopes, providing a variety of vistas and allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the natural surroundings.

The dale also features several quaint villages and hamlets, each with its own unique character and charm. These villages offer a glimpse into Yorkshire's rich history, with traditional stone cottages, historic churches, and welcoming country pubs. Visitors can explore local shops and galleries, sample delicious regional cuisine, or simply relax and soak up the idyllic atmosphere.

Throughout the year, Thrussen Dale hosts various events and festivals, celebrating local traditions and culture. These include music concerts, farmers' markets, and outdoor theater performances, offering entertainment for both locals and tourists alike.

In summary, Thrussen Dale is a captivating destination in Yorkshire, renowned for its awe-inspiring natural beauty, diverse wildlife, and charming villages. It provides a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the splendor of the Yorkshire countryside.

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Thrussen Dale Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.045808/-0.79559053 or Grid Reference SE7861. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Brave Residents This huge flock of sheep came running over to see my dog and me... the leashed dog (a petite Alsatian cross) showed unusual and unbelievable restraint!
Brave Residents
This huge flock of sheep came running over to see my dog and me... the leashed dog (a petite Alsatian cross) showed unusual and unbelievable restraint!
New Woodland The wood is not shown on the latest 25,000 map although it looks to be well-esatblished.
New Woodland
The wood is not shown on the latest 25,000 map although it looks to be well-esatblished.
Gilder  Beck  and  Crossing  Point On the footpath from Sleights Lane
Gilder Beck and Crossing Point
On the footpath from Sleights Lane
A  very  overgrown  Beck Gilder Beck is in that undergrowth, a haven for wildlife.
A very overgrown Beck
Gilder Beck is in that undergrowth, a haven for wildlife.
Gatehowe Road approaching the summit Looking along the road from Howe Hill to Hanging Grimston.
Gatehowe Road approaching the summit
Looking along the road from Howe Hill to Hanging Grimston.
Fields beside Gatehowe Road Looking down the road from Hanging Grimston.
Fields beside Gatehowe Road
Looking down the road from Hanging Grimston.
Road near Hanging Grimston Looking along Gatehowe Road. A path heads towards Acklam from the corner.
Road near Hanging Grimston
Looking along Gatehowe Road. A path heads towards Acklam from the corner.
Descent sign on Gatehowe Road Looking down the road from Hanging Grimston to Howe Hill.
Descent sign on Gatehowe Road
Looking down the road from Hanging Grimston to Howe Hill.
Footpath from Gatehowe Road A footpath heads across to Acklam. The radio transmitter at Acklam Wold is visible on the left.
Footpath from Gatehowe Road
A footpath heads across to Acklam. The radio transmitter at Acklam Wold is visible on the left.
Wold Farm Looking along Gatehowe Road in Hanging Grimston.
Wold Farm
Looking along Gatehowe Road in Hanging Grimston.
Gatehowe Road at Hanging Grimston Looking towards the junction with the Roman Road.
Gatehowe Road at Hanging Grimston
Looking towards the junction with the Roman Road.
Roman road towards Acklam Looking along the road from the junction with Gatehowe Road.
Roman road towards Acklam
Looking along the road from the junction with Gatehowe Road.
Field edge footpath on Hanging Grimston Wold Looking south-westward.
Field edge footpath on Hanging Grimston Wold
Looking south-westward.
Hanging Grimston Wold Looking NE from the road.
Hanging Grimston Wold
Looking NE from the road.
Acklam Wold At the top of Brownmoor Dale.
Acklam Wold
At the top of Brownmoor Dale.
Chalkland Way  towards Lower Sleight Farm
Chalkland Way towards Lower Sleight Farm
Chalkland Way  towards Lower Sleight Farm
Chalkland Way towards Lower Sleight Farm
Gilderbeck House on Sleights Lane
Gilderbeck House on Sleights Lane
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Thrussen Dale is located at Grid Ref: SE7861 (Lat: 54.045808, Lng: -0.79559053)

Division: East Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Ryedale

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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Passing Place
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Passing Place
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Parking
Parking: layby
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Barrier: stile
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Stile: ladder
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The Private Hill
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Addr Postcode: YO17 9RG
Addr Street: Thrussendale Road
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Tourism: camp_site
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Thrussendale Farm
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Acklam Wold
Place: locality
Lat/Long: 54.0448035/-0.7908805
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