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Commondale Circular
The walk starts in Commondale and continues clockwise through Danby, Ainthorpe, and Castleton before looping back to Commondale.
The start and end point is 'The Cleveland Inn' which has just reopened.
The walk passes 'Foul Green Farm' that offers a day service to adults with learning disabilities called 'Beyond Boundaries'. The fabulous 'Danby Bakery' is a wonderful refreshment point and sells delicious cakes.
Duration: 10 miles
Elevation Gain: 246m
This walk is very well signposted.
All information, images and YouTube content kindly contributed by the wonderful Mike Newton.
Commondale through Danby & Castleton Circular on the map
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