Accessibility

Accessible Wildlife Tours - Dalby Forest

Deep within the North York Moors National Park, lies huge tracts of forested land. Surrounded by Pickering, Levisham, Fylingdales and Scarborough, they offer exceptional opportunities for recreation and natural history.

Travel 5.5 miles north of Pickering and you’ll reach Cropton Forest. Totalling just over 9,000 acres, it contains many walking trails and is perfect for peace and quiet. From the eastern edge, you can catch glimpses of historic steam trains plying back and forth below. Or head outside its southern boundary and visit historic Cropton village and an ancient Roman site.

Towards the southern section of the National Park, you’ll find the most popular place - Dalby Forest. Set over 8000 acres, it provides a perfect place to enjoy outdoor activities. There are many waymarked walking and cycling trails – some of which are accessible - while close by Bridestones Moor offers a fascinating moonscape-looking landscape worth exploring. Maps are available at the information and visitor centre close to the Thornton-le-Dale entrance.

Yorkshire Coast Nature - Dalby Forest Wildlife and Birdwatching Tours

Our tour leaders are highly experienced in the field of natural history and enjoy sharing their knowledge with others. They are friendly, adaptable and sensitive to the needs of individual clients. We are confident that you will enjoy their company as well as their expertise.

Some of our scheduled tours are suitable for people with accessibility challenges, the best way to find what is suitable for you is to contact us directly (see below).

We also offer tailor-made, guided tours at Dalby Forest and other sites. For more info CLICK HERE

All of our wildlife guides are highly experienced, while Richard Baines and Margaret Boyd are Accessibility Champions.

YORKSHIRE COAST NATURE CONTACT INFORMATION

Please do not hesitate to contact Richard Baines (Wildlife and Birdwatching trips) on 07747753260

Or if you have any questions please email us at info@yorkshirecoastnature.co.uk

please download our Dalby Forest Accessibility guide below