Rights of Way on the Moors

The North York Moors National Park arund Rosedale is a wonderful place for walkers and cyclists to get out doors. 

Walking Around Rosedale.  © Christine Church.

You'll find a variety of "rights of way" are available all across the North York Moors around Rosedale Abbey. 

Listed below are the typical sign-posts you'll come across on the Moors, and their legal designation:

+  Public footpath - for walkers' use only;

+  Public bridleway - available for walkers, horseriders and cyclists;

+  Restricted byway - walkers, horseriders, cyclists and carriage-drivers may use;

+  Byway - all traffic may use these routes. Motor vehicles need to give way;

+  Concessionary path - Not a right of way but the landowner invites you to enjoy it;

+ Open Access - Walkers have right of access on open access land.

You can find open access information on Ordnance Survey Explorer maps published since 2005.

Rosella Luxury Holiday Cottage

Rosella is a lovely self-catering holiday home in Rosedale Abbey; and walkers are welcome.

We're focussed on the holiday needs of busy couples wanting a break from routine.  We have a cosy lounge, a king-size bed in a big bedroom with vaulted-ceiling, and a lovely en-suite. 

With a village-centre location, it's easy walking distance to the village shop, cafes, and two pubs with great restaurants. 

Built in 1850 but now completely refurbished, Rosella offers a luxury break in the heart of the North York Moors. 

To view availability and for bookings, just click here.