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Lying at the highest point
in the North Yorkshire Moors close to Rosedale
Abbey, this is a sumptuous area of heather
moorland punctuated by a number of ancient
monastic crosses. There’s only one public
house - The Blakey Inn - but it is one of the
remotest in Britain. From here (clutching a
pint of real ale) you can spot the grave of a
Bronze Age chieftain and a Neolithic burial
mound. The pub is also on the Coast-to-Coast
walk. |
Sheep on Blakey Moor - Photo:
Rob Burke
CCL |
