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Atwick Footpath No.5
Commences at a point west of Moor Hill and leads in a southerly direction to Cliff Lane. (Long Lane).

Bewholme Footpath No.4
Commences opposite to the Manor House, Bewholme on the Bewholme - Brandesburton Road and leads in a southerly direction to the Atwick Parish boundary north of Arram Hall to join path No.1.

Seaton Footpath No.3
Commences on the Atwick parish boundary approximately 280m west of Bewholme Lane and leads in a southerly direction to Marvelgarth Lane.

Seaton Footpath No.5
Commences at a point on Mill Lane about 20m north of the junction of Path No. 4 and leads in an easterly direction to the Hornsea Town boundary where it joins fp. No. 7.

Seaton Footpath No.8
Commences at a point about 50m east of Stone Bridge on the Seaton-Hornsea Road and leads in a south-easterly direction to Wassand Road (bridleway No. 11).

Commences at the south-west side of Springfield Wood, Wassand, and leads in a south-easterly direction to the Hatfield parish boundary in the direction of Goxhill where it joins fp. No. 2.

Commences at Butcher Row in the main street at Seaton and leads in a southerly direction to the Sigglesthorne parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 3.

Sigglesthorne Footpath No.3
Commences at a point on Grundhill Lane about 120m north of Sigglesthorne Lodge and leads in a north-westerly direction to the Seaton parish boundary in the direction of Seaton Village where it meets footpath No.9.

Commences at the south-east corner of Springfield Wood, Wassand, and leads in a north-easterly direction to the Hornsea Town boundary where it joins fp. No. 8.

Hornsea Footpath No.8
Commences on Hull Road north of Mere View Avenue and leads westwards to the Seaton Parish boundary at a point south of Decoy Plantation where it joins fp. No.6.

Hornsea Footpath No.6
Commences at the junction of Market Place and Southgate and leads in a south-westerly direction to Mere Side.

Mappleton Footpath No.7
Commences on the Hornsea - Mappleton road and leads in a westerly direction to the road leading to Rolston Hall.

Sigglesthorne Bridleway No.4
Commences on the Sigglesthorne-Hatfield Road and leads in a north-easterly direction to the Hatfield parish boundary to join br.No.5. Known as Green Lane.

Sigglesthorne Footpath No.5
Commences at the corner south of Sigglesthorne village on the Rise Road and leads in a southerly direction to the Rise parish boundary where it joins fp No.7.

Rise Footpath No.7
Commences at the east end of Mill Lane and leads in a mainly northerly direction east of Eastfield Farm and northwards to the Sigglesthorne Parish boundary where it joins fp. no. 5

Hatfield Footpath No.12
Commences on the east side of Withernwick Lane at a point about 100m south of Cross Farm and leads in an easterly direction for approximately 400m.

Rise Bridleway No.3
Commences at the south end of path no. 6 at the Hatfield Parish boundary and leads in a southerly direction to the Rise - Whitedale Road at the junction of Lambwath Lane. Known as Folly Lane.

Mappleton Footpath No.5
Commences on the Withernwick road at Cowden Magna and leads in a southerly direction to the Withernwick Parish boundary.

Hatfield Bridleway No.19
Commences at a point on Mappleton Road, about 40m west of the Mappleton parish boundary and leads in a southerly direction to Mount Pleasant where it meets br. No. 16.

Mappleton Footpath No.2
Commences at the western end of the County Road at Mappleton Windmill and leads in a generally south westerly direction via Barren Hill and across South Drain to the Hatfield Parish boundary where it joins fp no. 18.

Mappleton BOAT No.3
Commences on the Hornsea Road at a point north of Mappleton village and leads in an easterly direction to the Cliff. Known as Green Lane.

Ellerby Footpath No.1
Commences on Langthorpe Road opposite the entrance to Langthorpe Hall and leads in a southerly direction across the railway to the corner on the Skirlaugh Road east of Ellerby Grange.

Burton Constable Footpath No.2
Commences on the West Newton Road, east of the Council Houses and leads in a northerly direction to the Aldbrough Parish boundary to join path No. 9.

Swine BOAT No.3
Commences on the Swine - Skirlaugh Road at the corner south of Kelwell Farm and Leads in an easterly direction across the disused railway to the Coniston parish boundary where it joins byway No.3. Known as Green Lane.

Aldbrough Footpath No.15
Commences on footpath No.2 north of Fox Covert and leads in a northerly direction for about 300m to join footpath no. 10.

Aldbrough Footpath No.11
Leads between two points on No.2 across the field north of Etherdwick Grange.

Aldbrough Footpath No.5
Commences in Church Street, Aldbrough, and leads northwards across the Lambwath Stream and by the east side of Mill House to join byway No.4.

Commences at a point on the Aldbrough - Garton Road, south of Aldbrough House and leads in a north easterly, south easterly then south westerly direction to Garton Road.

East Garton Footpath No.1
Commences on the Garton - Grimston Road at a point about 150m east of its junction with the Garton - Hilston Road and leads in an easterly direction to the Church.

East Garton Bridleway No.4
Commences on the Garton - Grimston Road east of Poplar Farm and leads in a northerly direction to the Aldbrough Parish boundary at East Newton Drain where it joins br. no.16.

Aldbrough Bridleway No.16
Commences south of East Newton on a minor County Road and leads in a south-east direction to East Newton Drain at the Garton parish boundary where it joins Br.4.

Bilton Footpath No.7
Commences on the Bilton - Wyton Road at the bend west of Manor Farm and leads in a northerly direction by the east side of Poplar Grange to the Coniston Parish boundary where it joins fp. No.4.

Sproatley Footpath No.9
Commences on Hull Road at the west side of Chichester Bungalows and leads along a snicket in a generally north westerly direction past Winters Hill to the estate road.

Preston Footpath No.8
Commences in Manor Road at a point about 140m east of its junction with Ness Lane and leads in a north-easterly direction to East End Road at the entrance to Wrawby Cottage.

Preston Footpath No.16
Commences on the south side of Weghill Road opposite its junction with East End Road and leads in a southerly direction to the Oak Tree Estate Road.

Preston Footpath No.1
Commences in Main Street Preston opposite the west door of the Church and leads westerly for some 285 metres then south-westerly for some 104 metres then west-south-westerly for some 20 metres then continues
west-south-westerly for some 185 metres to Luck Lane.

Commences in Luck Lane at a point about 20m south of No.1 and leads in a westerly direction for approximately 115m.

Commencing on Middle Lane south of Burnsall Farm and runs in a south-westerly direction to Westfield Lane.

Commences on the east side of Acey Lane opposite Acey Farm and leads eastwards to Westfield Lane.

Commences in Acey Lane approximately 30m north of Staithes Road and leads in a north-westerly direction to Neatmarsh Road.

Burstwick Footpath No.2
Commences on Lelley Bypass opposite the road into the village and leads in a south west direction to join f.p. no. 1.

Burstwick Footpath No.4
Commences on f.p. no.1 and leads west and north past New York Farm to the Preston parish boundary where it meets f.p. no. 10.

Commences on the road leading to New York Farm and leads along that road to the Burstwick Parish boundary where it meets fp. No.4.

Burstwick Footpath No.6
Commences on br. no. 8 and leads west to join f.p. no. 1.

Roos Footpath No.1
Commences at the Burton Pidsea Parish boundary on footpath No.2 and leads in a north easterly direction to the Owstwick Road south of Blenkins Farm.

Burton Pidsea Footpath No.2
Commences on the Roos Road at a point about 120m east of Buzzard Nest and leads in a northerly direction to the Roos Parish boundary at a point west of The Grange, Owstwick where it joins fp. No.1.

Roos Footpath No.2
Commences on Quaker Road at Owstwick and leads in a southerly direction to the Burton Pidsea - Roos Road.

Burton Pidsea Footpath No.8
Commences at Carr Lane and leads easterly to the west side of Owstwick Drain
then continues easterly for some 7m over the Owstwick Drain to join Roos Footpath No. 18

Burton Pidsea Footpath No.4
Commences at the north-west corner of Chatt House and leads in a southerly direction to Carr Road about 20m west of Mucky Lane known as Green Gates.

Roos Footpath No.16
Commences on Rectory Road, Roos, near Ivy Cottages and leads eastwards to the Main Street, Roos, at a point opposite Pilmar Lane.

Commences opposite The Elms on the south-east side of Owstwick Road and leads in a south-easterly direction for approximately 150m.

Roos Bridleway No.7
Commences at Seaside Lane, Tunstall at the Coastguard House and leads in a northerly and westerly direction to Pastures Lane.

Commences on Seaside Lane, Tunstall, south of the Coastguard House and leads in an easterly direction to the cliff.

Commences on Seaside Lane, Tunstall, about 180m east of its junction with Main Street and leads in a northerly direction to the cliff.

Commences at the old Rectory in Rectory Lane, Tunstall and leads in an easterly direction to join path No.9.

Commences at the south west corner of the Churchyard on Main Street at Tunstall and leads in a northerly direction to Rectory Lane about 90m east of its junction with Pastures Lane.

Commences opposite Kiln Farm in Kiln House Lane, Tunstall, and leads in a southerly direction by the east of Highfield House to Tunstall Hall where it joins footpath No.6.

Commences in Southfield Lane, Tunstall, and leads in an easterly direction to join path No.11 south of Highfield House.

Commences on path No.11 at a point about 25m south of the junction of Path No.12 and leads in an easterly direction to Kiln House Lane.

Commences on Path No.6 at the Caravan Park and leads in a south easterly direction to the cliff top.

Commences on the east side of Southfield Lane opposite footpath No.5 and leads eastwards by the north side of Tunstall Hall to the cliff.

Hedon Footpath No.4
Commences in Ivy Lane about 140m east of its junction with West Lane and leads northwards to join Twyers Path (No. 3).

Hedon Footpath No.6
Commences at the bridge on No. 5 and leads westwards along the south side of Burstwick Drain to Thorn Road.

Paull Footpath No.1
Commences at the bottom of the realigned flood bank and leads along the south side of Thorngumbald Drain to the Thorngumbald Road.

Thorngumbald Footpath No.2
Commences on the Withernsea Road at Camerton about 250m west of Station Road and leads in a southerly direction to Pit Lane, Ryehill.

Thorngumbald Footpath No.1
Commences on the Withernsea Road at Ryehill about 40m north of the junction of Ryehill Lane and leads in an easterly direction to Hariff Lane.

Keyingham Footpath No.1
Commences at the north end of Mill Road and leads in a north-westerly direction to the Keyingham Drain at the Burstwick parish boundary where it joins Footpath No.18.

Commences on East Carr Road at East Carr Bridge and leads southerly along the western bank of the drain to join Bridleway No.21.

Commences at Gravelpit Drain and leads in a north-easterly direction to Eastholme.

Commences at the corner at the east end of New Bridge Road and leads in an easterly direction to the road leading to Burstwick Grange.

Commences on East Carr Road and leads northwards by the east side of Totleys Farm to New Bridge Road.

Commences on East Carr Road and leads in a southerly direction to join footpath no. 11.

Halsham Footpath No.6
Commences on footpath no.5.west of Eastfield Farm and leads east then north past Carr House then east again to Southside Road near Moat Farm.

Halsham Footpath No.7
Commences at a point on footpath no.6. east of Carr House Farm and leads in a northerly direction to the Withernsea Road.

Halsham Footpath No.5
Commences on Southside Road and leads in a northerly direction to North Road at Bunkers Hill.

Commences on Dalton Lane at a point about 80m north of the junction of Southside Road with the Ottringham Road and leads in a westerly direction for about 250m then southwards to the Ottringham parish boundary.

Commences at the point where footpath no.2 turns south and leads in a westerly direction for about 300m then south and south-westwards to the Ottringham parish boundary.

Ottringham Footpath No.3
Commences at the corner 240m north of the disused railway line on the Halsham Road and leads in a northerly direction for about 120m then eastwards to rejoin the Halsham Road.

Ottringham Footpath No.4
Commences at the corner 240m north of the disused railway line on the Halsham Road and leads in a westerly direction through North End Farm to Carr House Farm.

Ottringham Footpath No.5
Commences at Carr House Farm and leads south-westerly to the northern side of the disused railway runs westerly along the northern boundary then turns southerly to join Keyingham Bridleway No.4.

Hollym Footpath No.1
Commences on the disused railway line at the Railway Cottages and leads in a north-westerly direction to Winestead Drain at the Rimswell Parish boundary where it joins fp. No.12.

Rimswell Footpath No.9
Commences about 140m south of Frodingham Hall and leads in an easterly direction to Frodingham Lane at a point just north of Willow House Farm.

Rimswell Footpath No.8
Commences at Great Newsome Farm, South Frodingham, and leads in a north easterly direction to the north end of Frodingham Lane about 60m south of its junction with the Withernsea - Halsham Road.

Rimswell Footpath No.7
Commences on Hull Road about 150m west of Little England Hill Farm and leads in a northerly direction to the bend south-east of the village.

Withernsea Footpath No.4
Commences in Queen Street (Central) and leads westwards to Lascelles Avenue between Nos 39 and 41.

Withernsea Footpath No.1
Commences at the north end of Queen Street and leads northwards to meet the north end of fp No.3 known as Cliff Edge Path.

Withernsea Footpath No.3
Commences on Waxholme Road opposite the junction of North Road and leads northwards to the cliff to join fp No.1.

Commences on Waxholme Road at a point west of Northfield House, and leads southwards for approximately 170m then westwards for approximately 160 metres. It then turns south and east to join a track which then leads south to Hull Road.

Commences at Shaw Farm and leads in a north-easterly direction for approximately 200m then south-eastwards for approximately 70m then eastwards for approximately 130m. It then enters a field north of Foothead Garth and leads north, east and south along
its boundaries. It then continues in a south then east direction to meet footpath No.4.

Commences on footpath No.3 and leads in a north-westerly direction to join footpath No.6.

Commences in Rimswell north of the Village Hall and leads northwards and eastwards to Withernsea Road.

Commences at the junction of Tower Road with Church Road and leads in a generally westerly direction by Carr Farm to the Halsham Parish boundary where it joins fp No.10.

Thorngumbald Footpath No.3
Commences at the south end of Bellcroft Lane and leads in a south-westerly direction to the Paull Parish boundary in the direction of Old Little Humber.

Paull Footpath No.4
Commences at the south-west end of Ottringham parish and leads westwards across Keyingham Drain to Sands Farm and south-westwards to Cherry Cobb Sands Lane.

Commences on the Sunk Island Road south of Ottringham Grange and leads in a westerly direction to the cartbridge crossing the drain. It then continues west of Nearmarsh Farm.

Commences on No.10 and leads in a south-westerly direction to Near Marsh Farm.

Ottringham Bridleway No.10
Commences at the Elms and leads along Marsh Road in a westerly direction and finally in a southerly direction to Near Marsh Farm.

Ottringham Bridleway No.7
Commences at the cartbridge at the south end of No.2 and leads in a southerly direction to the Sunk Island parish boundary.

Commences on the Sunk Island Road about 30m south of Nursery Bridge and leads in a westerly direction to the south end of Gibson Lane. Known as Nursery Garth. It then leads in a southerly direction to join Marsh Road south of the Elms. Known as Bridge
s Path. It continues in a southerly direction along the West Bank of Ottringham Drain to meet bridleway No.7.

Hollym Footpath No.2
Commences at the Winestead Drain at the Patrington Parish boundary and leads in a south-easterly direction across the disused railway to South Carr Dales Road. (Bridleway No.3).

Patrington Footpath No.2
Commences at the west side of Ivy Cottage on the Winestead road and leads in a north-westerly direction to the Winestead Lane at a point about 30m south of the disused railway line.

Patrington Bridleway No.5
Commences at the end of the County Road at Eastgrowths Farm, Patrington Haven, and leads in a south easterly direction to the Welwick parish boundary.

Patrington Bridleway No.6
Commences on the Patrington/Welwick Road at a point approximately 280m east of the junction with Southside and Holmpton Road, and leads south westwards to a point on bridleway No. 5 about 200m east of Eastgrowths Farm. Known as Saltmarshe Lane.

Hollym Footpath No.5
Commences at the Holmpton Parish boundary on footpath No.3 approximately 120m west of Nevills Bridge and leads in a westerly direction to the south east end of South Leys Road.

Holmpton Bridleway No.4
Commences on Seaside Road about 200m east of its junction with the Withernsea Road and leads in a southerly direction to join the county road at North Farm known as North Farm Road.

Holmpton Footpath No.1
Commences on the Withernsea Road about 220m north of the junction of Seaside Road and leads in a south easterly direction to Seaside Road at a point about 180m east of its junction with the Withernsea Road.

Holmpton Bridleway No.5
Commences at West Farm and leads through West Farm in a northerly direction to the Patrington Road.

Holmpton Footpath No.10
Commences at the east side of Rysome Garth and leads in a north-easterly direction to join Rysome Lane at the south east corner of Woods Plantation.

Holmpton Bridleway No.8
Commences at the Welwick Parish boundary and leads in an easterly direction along the south side of Parker's Close Plantation then south and east to Rysome Garth.

Easington Footpath No.2
Commences on the Holmpton Road at Out Newton and leads in a south-easterly direction to Warmer Lane, Easington.

Sunk Island Bridleway No.1
Commences on East Bank Road and leads north-easterly along the south-east bank of Fisher Drain for some 546 metres then continues generally north-easterly cross field for some 515 metres to Channel Road some 215 metres south of its junction with Stray

Skeffling Footpath No.4
Commences at the Easington parish boundary (footpath 11) on the bank top and leads in a north westerly direction along the bank top to Welwick parish boundary where it joins footpath No.3.

Skeffling Footpath No.2
Commences on Humber Lane, the road leading south from Skeffling Village, and leads westwards along Long lane and south-westwards along Burstall Lane to the Humber Bank.

Skeffling Footpath No.3
Commences at the Easington parish boundary at the west end of path No.9 in Easington and leads southwards along the parish boundary for about 60m then westwards across Dimmerdale Road to the village street at Skeffling at a point about 70m east of its

Easington Footpath No.11
Commences at the southern end of Humber Side Lane and leads in a north westerly direction along the bank top to Skeffling parish boundary where it meets footpath No.4.

Easington Footpath and Bridleway No.7
Commences on br. 6 at Kilnsea Warren Head and leads in a southerly direction along the Humber Bank to a point approx. opposite the 15th groyne. It then continues in a southerly direction as a bridleway to the Lifeboatmen's Houses.

Easington Footpath No.8
Commences near the Life Boatmen's Houses and leads northwards between path No. 7 and the foreshore for a distance of approximately 350m to join No. 7.

Catwick Footpath No.8
Commences at a point on the Hornsea Road about 160m north east of the junction of Rise Lane and leads in an easterly direction to Catwick Heads at the Sigglesthorne Parish boundary.

Brandesburton Footpath No.20
Commences on Catwick Lane about 180 m north of the entrance to Sandfield House and leads in a north-easterly direction to the east end of No. 19 at the Seaton Parish boundary.

Brandesburton Footpath No.19
Commences on Catwick Lane and leads in an easterly direction across Milldam Beck to the Seaton Parish boundary.

Commences at a point about 60m north of the road junction at Catfoss Grange on the Catfoss Road and leads in a northerly direction to the Bewholme parish boundary.

Brandesburton Footpath No.4
Commences on the Leven - Bridlington Road at Starr Carr corner and leads in a northerly direction to the County Road opposite Brandesburton Hospital.

Commences at a point on No.5 and leads in a northerly direction to Clayfield Farm.

Catwick Bridleway No.1
Commences at the Riston Road at a point about 100 m north of Old Hall and leads in a westerly direction to the Leven Parish boundary.

Riston Footpath No.4
Commences at Main Street, Long Riston, opposite Lauty Lane and leads in an easterly direction to the Sigglesthorne-Rise Road at New Rise.

Rise Footpath No.5
Commences on the Rise - Skirlaugh road at a point about 80m north of the Keepers Cottage in Rise Park and leads in a westerly direction to the Long Riston Parish boundary where it joins fp. no. 3.

Riston Footpath No.3
Commences at a point on the Long Riston-Skirlaugh Road at Arnold about 80m north of the junction of Balk Lane and leads in an easterly direction to Rise parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 5.

Swine Bridleway No.4
Commences at Woodhouse Farm and leads in a westerly direction over Carrhouse Bridge and on to Swine Carrs. It then turns north passing over Fairholme Double Bridge and continuing to Fairholme House Bridge where it turns west to meet the Wawne parish

Swine Footpath No.5
Commences on Benningholme Lane at a point about 230m north-west of the Lodge and leads in a north-easterly direction to the Skirlaugh parish boundary where it joins fp No.2.

Swine Footpath No.2
Commences at the first bend from Swine Village on Dancing Lane and leads in a northerly direction through Spring Nursery to the Swine-Benningholme Road south of Great Stanks Farm.

Swine Footpath No.1
Commences in Swine Village street about 50m west of the junction of Dancing Lane and leads in a south-westerly direction to the footbridge across the Swine Church Drain at the Wawne parish boundary.

Bilton Footpath No.6
Commences on the old section of the Ganstead - Coniston Road at the corner opposite Ganstead Hall and leads in a north-westerly direction to the Swine Parish boundary where it joins fp. No.6.

Brandesburton Bridleway No.21
Commences at the Hempholme - Brandesburton Road (C.149) west of Haverham Farm and leads in a generally northerly direction to the North Frodingham Parish boundary at Andrew Hole Drain.

Commences on Hallytreeholme Road and leads in a north-westerly direction to Mickley Dike.

Commences on Hallytreeholme Road and leads in a north-easterly direction to join footpaths 10 and 11.

Commences on Hallytreeholme Road and leads in a northerly direction to Hempholme Bridge.

Commences at Burshill and leads in a northerly direction to Hallytreeholme Road.

Commences at Burshill and leads in a southerly and westerly direction to the road leading to Heigholme Hall.

Hedon Footpath No.10
Commences on Haven Side west of Harbour Farm and leads westwards along the north side of the filled in Haven for some 340 metres to the northern boundary of Hedon Bypass.

Brandesburton Bridleway No.18
Commences on Eastfield Road some 83m north-west of Brandesburton Parish Hall at Grid Reference TA 1212 4761 and leads northerly then easterly to the Seaton Parish Boundary where it meets Bridleway No.1. Known as Eastfield Road.

Brandesburton Bridleway No.23
Commences at the Watton Parish boundary at a point approximately 330m east of Standingholme Farm and leads north-eastwards to the western bank of the River Hull, and northwards along the western bank of the River Hull to Bethell's Bridge and eastwards
over the Bridge to meet an unclassified County Council road to Hempholme. Path also continues on west bank of river to Hutton Cranswick Parish boundary.

Sproatley Footpath No.5
Commences at a point south of Field Cottage and leads in a south-westerly direction across the Preston road to the Bilton parish boundary where it joins fp. No. 8.

Commences on the Wyton Road at the foot of Mill Hill and leads in an easterly then northerly direction to and across Lelley Road, continuing to Wyton Drain at the Sproatley Parish boundary and turning westwards to join path No.9 known as Millfield Path
south of Lelley Road and Wyton Dykes Footpath north of Lelley Road.

Commences on Luck Lane some 225 metres south of Neat Marsh Road and leads westerly to Middle Lane approximately 180 metres south of Neat Marsh Road.

Thorngumbald Bridleway No.7
Commences on the eastern side of Hariff Lane and leads south-easterly along the disused railway line to join Burstwick Bridleway No. 21.

Commences on the road leading from Roos to Hilston (Furze Road) at a point about 250m north of Glebe Farm and leads in a north-westerly direction to Hilston and on to the East Garton Parish boundary at the north-west corner of Norwood Plantation.

Hornsea Bridleway No.1
Commences at the cliff at Atwick Gap and leads westwards then southwards to Cliff Road. Part known as Green Lane.

Commences at Hempholme Church and leads in a south-westerly direction to the River Hull at Hempholme Pumping Station. It then leads in a northerly and westerly direction over the river to the Watton Parish Boundary.

Commences on Frodingham Lane at the north-east corner of the Hall grounds and leads in a westerly direction past Westfield Farm and on to Barff Hill.

Commences near the pond on Seaton Common and leads in a westerly direction to the Catfoss road at the south side of Manor Farm.

Hatfield Bridleway No.1
Commences at Goxhill House Farm and leads in a westerly direction for a distance of 350m then northwards to the Seaton parish boundary.

Hatfield Footpath No.2
Commences at a point west of St. Gile's Church, Goxhill and leads in a northerly direction to the Seaton parish boundary where it joins fp. No. 7.

Hornsea Bridleway No.10
Commences on Cliff Road at a point about 350 yards north of the Children's convalescent Home and leads westwards to Atwick Road opposite Springfield Farm.

Hornsea Bridleway No.14
Commences on Cliff Road opposite the Children's Convalescent Home and leads westwards to Atwick Road.

Commences between number 34 and 35 on Hull Road and leads south-easterly for some 22 metres* and then south-south-easterly to the north-west side of the railway (disused). It continues on the south-east side of the railway
and leads south-easterly to Marlborough Avenue.

Mappleton Bridleway No.9
Commences on the east side of the Hornsea - Hatfield Road about 100m north of Goxhill Lane and leads in a north easterly direction to the village street south of Willow Garth, Rolston. (Known as Muddy Lane).

Withernwick Footpath No.5
Commences on West Lambwath Road and leads in a south-westerly direction to Straits Bridge across the Lambwath Stream at the Burton Constable Parish boundary known as Straits Road.

Riston Footpath No.2
Commences at Meaux and Benningholme Road Bridge on Kid Hill Lane and leads in a northerly direction along the East Bank of Drewery's Sock Dyke and Monk Drain to the Leven parish boundary.

Commences at the west end of Woodhouse Lane, Arnold, and leads in a north westerly direction to Arnold Carr Farm then westwards to Drewery's Large Bridge and on to Carr House. It then leads south easterly along the Wawne parish boundary to Bulldike

Swine Bridleway No.10
Commences on Coniston Lane in Swine and leads south-westerly along the disused railway for some 1860 metres to join Wawne Bridleway No. 13.

Commences on the west side of Southfield Lane opposite the west end of path No.6 and leads in a westerly direction to Main Street at a point opposite the Public House.

Burstwick Bridleway No.8
Commences at a point on Weghill Road about 250m south-east of Preston parish boundary and leads in a north-easterly direction to Nuthill Farm continuing to Newfield Lane at North Park.

Commences opposite fp. No.11 on Weghill Road and leads in a north then easterly direction to the Burstwick Parish boundary where it joins fp. No.5.

Preston Bridleway No.13
Commences on fp. No.11 approximately 420m east of Mattock's Lane and leads in a northerly direction to Weghill Road.

Commences at the eastern end of Hedon Footpath No. 17 and leads south-easterly for some 25 metres*
then leads easterly along the northern boundary of a field then turns north-easterly and northerly direction to join Weghill Road west of Weghill Farm.

Commences on Staithes Road about 30m west of the junction of Middle Lane and leads in a southerly direction to meet Bridleway No.19.

Commences at New Cut Bridge on Coniston Lane and leads in a southerly direction along the east side of New Cut Drain then in a south-easterly direction across the disused railway to the Bilton parish boundary to join footpath No.6.

Commences at Smook Hills Road at a point about 160m east of its junction with the Withernsea Road and leads in an easterly direction past Valley Farm to the Holmpton Road.

Welwick Footpath No.1
Commences at the west end of path No. 9 (Holmpton Parish) and leads generally westwards to North Field Lane, continuing generally westwards and north westwards to the Patrington parish boundary thence south westwards for about 210m to join fp. No. 7.

Ottringham Bridleway No.8
Commences on the Sunk Island Road at a point about 240m north of North Channel Bridge and leads in a westerly direction to the Ottringham Drain then in a southerly direction along the east bank of the Drain to the cartbridge, Known as Clay Road. It then
crosses the drain and leads in a westerly direction to the County Road at Far Marsh Lane.

Welwick Footpath No.3
Commences at the Skeffling parish boundary on footpath No. 4 and runs in a north westerly direction along the bank top to a point approx. 450m west of Humber Side Lane.

Easington Bridleway No.6
Commences at the south end of Spurn Road and leads in a southerly direction to the gate opposite the 7th groyne.

Coniston Footpath No.5
Commences on Thirtleby Lane immediately west of Ivy Cottages and leads in a south-easterly direction to Thirtleby and Wyton Drain at the Bilton Parish boundary where it meets fp. No.10.

Halsham Bridleway No.1
Commences at Roos Bridge and leads in a westerly direction along the south bank of Roos Drain continuing along the west bank to Gayhorn Bridge then south-westwards along the east bank of Halsham Drain to Eastholme Bridge at the west end of Causeway Ings

Commences on Hariff Lane and leads easterly to the north of Kelsey House then turns south-easterly and southerly then westerly along the northern side of the railway for some 100 metres to join Bridleway No.21.
along the north side of the railway for about 100m where it joins Footpath No. RL4.

Burstwick Bridleway No.21
Commences at the eastern end of Thorngumbald Bridleway No.7 and leads south-easterly along the disused railway line to join Keyingham Bridleway No.5.

North Frodingham Footpath No.6
Commencing at a point on the public highway adjacent to the east side of High Emmotland Farm leading in a generally westerly direction along the existing track past High Emmotland Farm to the River Hull and then leading in a southerly direction along the

Hatfield Footpath No.10
Commences near the Post Office at Great Hatfield and leads in a north easterly direction to the Hornsea Road.

Hedon Footpath and Bridleway No.5
Commences at Thorn Road and leads northwards across the bridge over Burstwick Drain then eastwards along the north bank to the Burstwick parish boundary where it meets br. No. 17.

Easington Bridleway and Footpath No.1
Commences as a bridleway on the Easington Road at Out Newton and leads in a north-westerly direction round the west side of Spring Farm to the stile at the north-west corner. It then continues as a footpath by a handgate to the north-west corner of the
field, along the east side of the next field then in a westerly direction to and along the southern boundary of the next field and northwards to the Holmpton Road.

Beeford Footpath No.2
Commences in the village street at Paul Lane and leads in a southerly direction for about 60 m then easterly for 120 m and south-easterly to the south-west of Beeford Mill where it turns eastwards to join the Beeford-Beverley road

Beeford Footpath No.7
Starts from the main Street of Beeford about 18 m east of Beeford School and leads southwards over the drain and to footpath No: 2.

North Frodingham Footpath No.1
Commences at the corner on the Beeford road approximately 130 m south of High Farm and leads in a westerly direction to the east end of South Townside Road. Known as Garth Ends.

Skipsea Footpath No.7
Commences at Half Field on the Skipsea - Hornsea Road B1242 and leads in a westerly direction crossing footpath No.6 to the Bewholme parish boundary.

Leven Footpath No.2
Commences on the north side of East Street approximately 40 mts west of its junction with High Stile and leads northwards, westwards then north again to Loughlands Road. Known as the Balk.

Leven Footpath No.5
Commences from the County Road, A.1035 at Monk Bridge and leads south along the eastern bank of Monk Dike to the Long Riston parish boundary.

Wawne Bridleway No.13
Commences on Swine Bridleway No. 10 and leads west-south-westerly for some 490 metres to join Footpath No. 12 at the north-east end of the bridge over Holderness Drain.

Skerne & Wansford Bridleway No.8
Commences on path No.7 at the north west corner of a plantation and leads in a south east direction to join footpath 9 south of Copper Hall.

Foston on the Wolds Bridleway No.7
Commences at the bend at Balkend Field on path No.6 and leads south-westwards to rejoin path No.6 at a point approximately 60 m east of West Beck.

Hutton Cranswick Footpath No.10
Commences at the east end of Stockbridge (or Eastfield) Lane and leads in a south-easterly direction to the footbridge across Rotsea Drain then in a north-easterly direction to Rotsea.

Foston on the Wolds Footpath No.4
Commences at Cruckley Bridge on the Brigham-Foston Road and leads west-wards to the Wansford Road at Tinker's Nook.

Foston on the Wolds Footpath No.1
Commences on Cowslams Lane and leads south-east to Mill Farm then east to the south of Mill Lane and then southwards to the west of Brewery Farm and across Old Howe to the North Frodingham parish boundary to join footpath No.3.

North Frodingham Footpath No.3
Commences at the north end of Foston Lane and leads in a north-westerly direction to the Old Howe Drain and over the drain to the parish boundary with Foston on the wolds to meet footpath No.1.

Commences at the Cemetery at the west end of South Townside Road and leads in a westerly direction to the Brandesburton Road.

Commences near the old smithy on Church Lane and leads in a south-westerly direction to Howe Lane.

Commences at the south end of Howe Lane and leads in a southerly direction past Coneygarth Hill Farm to the Brandesburton parish boundary.

Hutton Cranswick Footpath No.19
Commences on the west bank of the River Hull at the Brandesburton parish boundary and leads north-eastwards along the west bank of the river for approximately 770 metres then turns east-north-east to the parish boundary
at the centre of West Beck where it links with Foston on the Wolds Footpath No. 13

Foston on the Wolds Footpath No.13
Commences at Brigham Bridge on the west side of Driffield Canal and leads south-eastwards and southwards along the west bank of the canal and Frodingham Beck for approximately 2280 metres then turns west to the parish boundary
at the centre of West Beck where it links with Hutton Cranswick Footpath No. 19

Watton Bridleway No.19
Commences at the Beswick boundary about 60 m north of Wilfholme Bridge and leads in a north easterly direction along the east bank of the Beverley and Barmston Drain to the Brandesburton parish boundary near Struncheonhill Lock.

Tibthorpe Bridleway No.2
Commences on the Bainton - Tibthorpe Road opposite No.1 and leads east-wards for a distance of 100 m to the Kirkburn parish boundary to meet bridleway No.5.

Bainton Footpath No.2
Commences on the west side of Ross Lane approximately 190 metres north of Dead Lane and leads in a north west direction to the B1246 road.

Bainton Footpath No.4
Commences on the eastern boundary of the field east of the Village Hall and leads in a south-easterly direction to Oldfield Lane then north-easterly and easterly to Neswick Lane.

Watton Footpath No.1
Commences at the Bainton parish boundary at the north-west corner of Watton parish and leads in a south easterly direction for approximately 250 m.

Hutton Cranswick Footpath No.11
Commences on path No 12 approximately 600 mts west of Burn Butts Lane and leads northwards for approximately 330 mts.

Middleton on the Wolds Footpath No.1
Commences at Middleton Grange on F.P. 7 and leads in a westerly direction along the south hedge of two fields then north then west to the Warter parish boundary to join footpath No.5.

North Dalton Footpath No.7
Commences at the Middleton parish boundary on footpath No. 7 and leads north to Warter Road.

Beswick Footpath No.8
Commences on the Kilnwick-Horn Hill Top Road at Kilnwick and leads generally northwards along the western and northern boundary of Shrubbery Garth and continues north then east to the Main Street in Kilnwick village.

Beswick Footpath No.15
Commences on the road leading from Kilnwick to Horn Hill Top at a point west of Kilnwick village and leads southwards to the northern boundary of High Wood.

Beswick Bridleway No.6
Commences on the south side of Kilnwick Lodge Road approximately 130 mts west of Church Lane and leads in a south westerly direction to the northern boundary of South Belt Plantation.

Beswick Footpath No.13
Commences on the road leading from Kilnwick to Horn Hill Top at Kilnwick and leads westwards to Bracken Lane at the north end of South Belt Plantation.

Commences on Footpath No. 13 and leads south westwards to the southside of Moor Farm.

Lockington Footpath No.6
Commences on Bracken Road and leads eastwards to Dead Lane, Lockington near the School.

Lund Footpath No.3
Commences at a point on the Beverley-Malton Road south of Lund village, and leads in a southerly direction to the parish boundary in the direction of Holme-on-the-Wolds to join footpath No. 1.

Dalton Holme Bridleway No.2
Commences in Holme-on-the-Wolds at the north-east corner of the field known as St. John's Flat and leads in an easterly direction to the Beverley-Malton Road.

Lockington Footpath No.11
Commences east of Moorfield Farm on footpath No. 10 and leads northwards and eastwards to Bealey's Lane.

Lockington Footpath No.8
Commences on Station Road at a point 350 mts west of the Beverley-Driffield Road and leads south-east to the Beverley-Driffield Road at Bryan Mills.

Commences on the west side of Beverley-Driffield Road at a point north of Fountain Farm and leads northwards to the Watton parish boundary at Watton Mill.

Watton Footpath No.9
Commences on the Beverley - Driffield Road at a point opposite the junction of Watton Main Street and leads in an easterly direction to Watton Abbey. Known as The Avenue. Then it continues in a south easterly direction to Church

Beeford Footpath No.1
Commences at the west end of Church Lane and leads in a westerly direction past the south side of St. Leonard's Church and the north end of Rectory Lane to and across Woodhouse Lane then by Mill Hill and southwards to the village

Skipsea Footpath No.1
Commences at a point on the Beeford - Skipsea Road B1249 approximately 220 m south east of Crow Grange Bridge and leads in a north easterly direction to re-join the same road at a point east of Upton House.

Watton Footpath No.15
Commences at Angram Bridge and leads in an easterly direction to the south side of Angram Farm and the north side of Decoy House to the north east corner of Decoy Wood then eastwards and northwards to join footpath 14.

Watton Bridleway No.13
Commences in Carr Lane opposite Bridge Farm and leads northerly along the eastern side of the field boundary for some 150m then easterly for some 370m along the southern side of the hedge
then continues easterly for some 1220m to a point on the road leading from Angram Bridge about 200m north of the bridge.

Tickton Bridleway No.11
Commences at the east side of Barmston Drain Bridge at Hull Bridge on the old main road and leads in a northerly direction along the east side of the Beverley-Barmston Drain to the Leconfield parish boundary at South Bullock Dike

Leconfield Footpath No.35
Commences on Footpath No.33 and leads westerly for some 82 metres to join Bridleway No.27 on the east side of Beverley and Barmston Drain opposite North Bullock Dike.

Tickton Footpath No.4
Commences on Carr Lane at the west side of the Methodist Chapel and leads in an easterly direction to the rear of the Council Houses. Known as Butt Lane.

Tickton Footpath No.8
Commences at a point in Middle Street, Weel and leads in a southerly direction to the riverbank.

Tickton Footpath No.9
Commences at the Wawne parish boundary on the north west side of Black Bank and leads in a northerly, south westerly then north westerly direction to the River Hull bank west of Springdale Farm.

Wawne Footpath No.7
Commences on Ferry Road and leads in a north westerly direction past Kenley House Farm to the Tickton parish boundary and the southern end of path No. 9.

Wawne Footpath No.9
Commences at the junction of Ferry Road and Drove Lane and leads northwards along Drove Lane to Carr House, then north westwards to join bridlepath No. 5 at the Tickton parish boundary.

Wawne Footpath No.11
Commences at the northern end of path No. 2 on Meaux Lane and leads westwards to Drove Lane.

Commences on Main Street at a point opposite the Vicarage Drive and leads northwards and north eastwards to Cooper's Lane (Meaux Road).

Woodmansey Footpath No.21
Commences at Common Bridge on Ferry Lane and leads in a northerly direction to German Nook Lane.

Woodmansey Footpath No.28
Commences on the Hull-Beverley Road at Plaxton Bridge and leads in a northerly direction along the east bank of the Beverley and Barmston Drain to Ferry Lane and thence along the west bank to the parish boundary at Figham.

Woodmansey Footpath No.24
Commences at Sneerholmes Bridge on the east side of Barmston Drain and leads in a north easterly direction for approximately 150 mts to the west side of the River Hull.

Commences at the northern end of Scholefield Avenue, Woodmansey and leads north and east to Figham Pasture.

Commences at the Blacksmith's Corner on the Beverley-Hull Road and leads in a south-westerly direction to a point approximately 270 mts north east of Ivy House.

Woodmansey Bridleway No.10
Commences at the Paradise Farm and leads in an easterly direction to join Hampston Hill Road. Length approximately 120 mts.

Commences at Plaxton Bridge on the old road and leads in a southerly direction along the west bank of the Beverley and Barmston Drain to the parish boundary at Dunswell.

Former Haltemprice Urban District Footpath No.26
Commences on Dunswell Lane about 60 mts south of the west end of Skidby Carr Lane and leads northwards to the Skidby parish boundary.

Former Haltemprice Urban District Footpath No.17
Commences on Middle Dike Lane, Cottingham about 400 mts north of its junction with New Village Road and leads westwards for about 100 mts then northwards to join North Moor Lane at a point about 480 mts east of its junction with

Former Haltemprice Urban District Footpath No.18
Commences on Dunswell Road, Cottingham opposite Northgate level crossing and leads eastwards and northwards to join path No. 17 at a point 100 metres west of Middle Dike Lane.

Commences at the junction of Bricknell Avenue with the Cottingham/Hull Road and leads in a north westerly direction to Hornbeam Drive, Cottingham. Known as Snuff Mill Lane.

Molescroft Footpath No.2
Commences on the north side of Oak Tree Drive, and leads northwards across the disused railway and then in a north easterly direction to the eastern end of Carr Road at Sisterbeck Drain.

Molescroft Footpath No.1
Commences at the west side of Elmsall Lodge, now named Molescroft Close and leads in a north-easterly direction for approximately 100 mts and then in a north-westerly direction for a distance of approximately 70 mts to the road.

Molescroft Footpath No.4
Commences at the west end of Gallows Lane and leads for approximately 40 mts southerly direction to the kissing gate at the entrance to the Hurn at the parish boundary.

Beverley Footpath No.1
Commences at the Molescroft parish boundary at the north west end of New Walk and leads alongside the Cemetery to Bleach Yard. Known as Bleach Yard Lane. It continues eastwards crossing The Paddock to Woodhall Way.

Commences approximately 370 metres east of Ings Road and leads generally north west along the disused Market Weighton-Beverley railway line to Leconfield parish boundary where it meets footpath No. 32.

Cherry Burton Footpath No.3
Commences on the B1248 road approximately 310m north of Dog Kennel Lane and leads in a north easterly direction to the disused railway line (footpath No. 2).

Leconfield Footpath No.22
Commences at a point on the Beverley-Driffield Road approximately 80 mts north of the access to Leconfield Parks House and leads in a south westerly direction to the disused railway (Footpath No. 32).

Commences at the north west end of Ings Road and leads for 300 mts in a north-easterly direction to the Leconfield parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 19.

Leconfield Footpath No.19
Commences at Leconfield Parks House on footpath No. 18 and leads in a southerly and easterly direction to the Molescroft parish boundary where it meets footpath No. 3.

Commences at Leconfield parish boundary on footpath No. 23 and leads in a southerly direction to Carr Road approximately 60 mts north of Molescroft Carr Farm.

Leconfield Bridleway No.24
Commences at the west side of Hull-Scarborough railway near Park Cottage and leads in an easterly direction via Carr House along the north side of North Bullock Dike then along the south side of North Bullock Dike then north to

Commences at a point opposite White House Farm and leads in a south easterly direction for some 270m along the north bank of Arram Beck continues easterly for some 120m along the north bank of Arram Beck to meet Bridleway No.?s 25 and 27

Leconfield Bridleway No.29
Commences at the end of the County Road at a point east of White House Farm, Arram and leads in a north easterly direction to and across the cartbridge over the Beverley and Barmston Drain to join bridleway No. 25.

Commences at the bend near Crowtree Farm in Arram village and leads in a westerly direction across the Hull and Scarborough Railway to the east bank of the Catchwater Drain.

Commences at the south-eastern end of Leconfield village and leads generally in a south-westerly direction to join footpath No. 1 Cherry Burton at the parish boundary.

Leconfield Bridleway No.8
Commences on B.R. No. 9 opposite footpath No. 10 and leads north-westerly to the Lockington parish boundary where it meets bridleway No. 1.

Commences at a point on the west side of the old main road at Leconfield and leads in a north-westerly direction to join B.R. No. 8 at its junction with B.R. No. 9.

Commences at a point on No. 10 approximately 170 mts west of Old Road and leads in a south-westerly direction to the parish boundary.

Beverley Footpath No.12
Commences in Grovehill Road between houses No. 196 and 198 and leads southwards by the east side of St. Nicholas Church to Holme Church Lane. Known as Racket.

Beverley Footpath No.11
Commences in St. Nicholas Road opposite Priory Road and leads eastwards to join St. Nicholas Fields (Foothpath No. 10).

Commences in Saturday Market and leads along the south side of the Picture Playhouse Cinema for about 53 mts to Fish Shambles. Known as Corn Exchange Passage.

The passage adjoining Nos. 43 and 44 Saturday Market, Beverley and leading from Saturday Market to Lairgate, a distance of approxmately 50 mts and varying in width from 4 feet to 12 feet.

Commences on North Bar Without at the north side of 'The Elms' and leads generally in a westerly direction to York Lodge then leads along the west side of the tennis courts, then westwards and south-wards to the York Road at
Sterne's Corner. Known as Seven Corners Lane.

Commences at the north west corner of Ellerker Road and leads westwards to the Westwood. Known as St. Giles Croft Fields Footpath.

Commences at the east end of Butt Lane and leads northwards to Keldgate. Known as Kitchen Lane.

Commences in Flemingate between house No. 64 and 70 and leads southwards to the Woodmansey parish boundary at Mill Dam Drain. Known as Spark Mill Lane.

Woodmansey Bridleway No.15

Commences at a point just east of Cherry Tree Cottage on No. 15 and leads in a northerly direction to Spark Mill Lane at the parish boundary with Beverley where it joins footpath No. 20.

Commences at the junction of No. 5 on Long Lane and leads in a southerly direction to join Shepherd Lane.

Commences on Shepherd Lane at Old Hall and leads in a north-easterly direction to Long Lane.

Commences from the Westwood at the parish boundary with Beverley approximately 150 mts east of the golf club house and leads in a generally south easterly direction to Victoria Road at the entrance to Chalk Villa.

Walkington Footpath No.9
Commences on the Bentley Road at Bentley Park Farm and leads in an easterly direction then northerly direction to join path No. 4.

Rowley Footpath No.8
Commences on Dunflat Road, Risby at Fish Pond Wood, and leads in a northerly direction to the south-west corner of the Bentley-Walkington Road.

Skidby Footpath No.12
Commences at the railway at the former Haltemprice Urban District boundary and leads westwards along the Skidby parish boundary for a distance of approximately 320m and southwards to join footpath No. 11 to the east of Wanlass.

Rowley Footpath No.15
Commences at a point on Dunflat Road about 170 mts west of the entrance to Risby Hall Farm and leads in a generally south-easterly direction to the Skidby parish boundary where it meets footpath No. 13.

Skidby Footpath No.13
Commences at Horns Corner on the Skidby-Little Weighton Road and leads in a northerly direction to the Rowley parish boundary at Risby Head where it joins footpath No. 15.

Skidby Footpath No.3
Commences at Horns Corner on the Skidby-Little Weighton Road and leads in a generally easterly direction to Beck Lane, Skidby.

Commences at the Skidby Burial Ground on Bottoms Road and leads in a southerly direction to join Westfield Road, Eppleworth at a point north east of Hinds House Farm.

Commences at the northern end of Park Lane, Cottingham and leads in a north-westerly direction to meet footpath No. 16.

Commences on South Street, Cottingham about 120 mts east of the entrance to Elm Tree House and leads in a southwards direction to The Garth. Known as Bacon Garth Lane.

Commences at the south side of The Garth, Cottingham and leads in a southerly direction past Haltemprice Priory Farm to Carr Lane, Willerby.

Former Haltemprice Urban District Bridleway No.27
Commences on Priory Road, Cottingham and leads in a southerly direction to Wold Road at the Hull City boundary. Known as Wood Lane and Swine Bank.

Commence on Beverley-Anlaby Road about 120 mts north of the northern entrance to De La Pole Hospital and leads westwards to the Skidby parish boundary. Known as Green Lane.

Commences on Main Street, Willerby and leads northwards at the west side of the Grange Park Hotel to the Skidby parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 9.

Commences on Green Lane Eppleworth and leads in a southerly direction to the former Haltemprice Urban District boundary at the north west corner of the Grange Park Hotel, Willerby.

Commences at the eastern side of Gorton Road and leads east-south-easterly for some 139m along the northern boundary of the playing fields then turns southerly and then south-easterly for some 45m to join Woodhill Close between Nos. 26 and 28

Commences on Wolfreton Lane north of Wolfreton Villas and leads in an easterly direction to Springhead Pumping Station at the Hull City boundary.

Former Haltemprice Urban District Bridleway No.30
Commences at southern end of public highway opposite entrance to Tranby Croft, and leads southwards along Tranby Ride, then westwards and southwards to Jenny Brough Lane.

Former Haltemprice Urban District Bridleway No.31
Commences at southern end of Tranby Ride on BR 30 and leads eastwards to Beverley Road.

Commences on Livingstone Road at a point approximately 170 mts west of the Ferry Boat Inn and leads southwards to the Humber Bank and westwards along the Humber Bank to the Swanland parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 2.

Commences south of Cliff Road and leads in a northerly direciton to the corner at the west end of Redcliffe Road, Hessle. Known as Cliff Balk.

Commences in Davenport Avenue, Hessle at a point about 275 mts west of its junction with Chestnut Avenue and leads northwards for a distance of 75 mts to the service road at the rear of the properties.

Commences on Davenport Avenue at a point 240 mts west of its junction with Chestnut Avenue and leads due south to Southfield.

Commences in Swanland Road, Hessle at a point about 60 mts east of the junction with Boothferry Road and leads southwards to the west end of Westfield Rise.

Lockington Bridleway No.13
Commences at the eastern end of B.R. 1 at the Etton parish boundary and leads north eastwards to the west side of Woodhouse Farm.

Etton Bridleway No.1
Commences at Etton Dykes on the Beverley-Malton Road and leads in an easterly direction to the Lockington parish boundary where it meets bridleway No. 13.

Bishop Burton Footpath No.4
Commences at a point opposite the west end of the Mere and leads in a north-westerly direction to joint the York Road opposite the Altisidora Inn. Known as Washdyke.

Bishop Burton Footpath No.3
Commences at a point on the York Road almost opposite the Lodge at the entrance to the College and leads in a southerly direction to join Pudding Gate. Known as Cottage Field.

Bishop Burton Footpath No.6
Commences on Dale Gate at a point opposite Low Balk Road and leads in an easterly direction to Ratten Row.

Walkington Footpath No.7
Commences on Middle How Road at a point about 300 mts east of the junction of Middle How Road with Townend Road and leads in a northerly direction to the Newbald Road.

Walkington Footpath No.8
Commences at the Rowley parish boundary on footpath No. 6 at a point about 130 mts east of Halfpenny Gate and leads northwards through Walkington Park to its junction with path No. 3.

Walkington Bridleway No.10
Commences on the public road approximately 300 mts west of Walkington Church and leads south eastwards along a private road to the parish boundary at Halfpenny Gate. Known as Risby Lane.

Skidby Bridleway No.15
Commences at the Bottoms Road Bridge at the western end of the County Road and leads in a south westerly direction to the Rowley parish boundary at the eastern end of path No. 4.

Rowley Bridleway No.5
Commences at the east end of Socken Wood and leads in a south-westerly direction to the Riplingham-Swanland Road. Known as Welton Bridle Road.

Skidby Bridleway No.14
Commences at the northern end of Raywell Lane at the Swanland parish boundary on bridleway No. 1 and leads in a northerly direction to the Raywell-Riplingham Road then south westerly for a distance of approximately 210 mts to the
Welton parish boundary at Nut Wood where it meets B.R. No. 16.

Welton Bridleway No.14
Commences at a point on the Riplingham-Welton Road at Wauldby and leads in an easterly direction through Wauldby Manor Farm to the road from Swanland Dale to Wauldby Scroggs at Little Wauldby.

Welton Bridleway No.7
Commences on the Melton-Willerby Road at the east end of Tom Potts Row and leads in a westerly direction along Tom Potts Row along the northern end of Ten Acre Belt and Mausoleum Plantation to the Beverley-Welton Road.

Welton Footpath No.18
Commences at the north end of the County maintained road known as Dale Road and leads in a mainly northerly direction by the west of Mill Pond through Welton Dale to meet bridleway No. 7. It then continues north to meet bridleway

Elloughton Footpath No.12
Commences at the Welton parish boundary on footpath No. 13 at Wauldby Gates Plantation and leads southwestwards to High Road at a point called Brookdale.

Welton Footpath No.6
Commences on Bow Road (Bridleway No.23) some 330m from Melton Bottom road and leads south for some 75m then west to Stonepit Road. Known as Bow Walk.

Welton Footpath No.8
Commences on the Melton-Willerby Road opposite the junction of No. 6 and leads along Terrace Plantation to the North Ferriby parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 3.

North Ferriby BOAT No.4
Commences on Ferriby High Road at a point about 160 mts west of the Swanland parish boundary and leads in a southerly direction to Blasket Pond. Known as Blasket Road.

North Ferriby Footpath No.2
Commences at the western boundary of the parish and leads north-easterly along the Humber Bank to its junction with Footpath No. 1 then continues east-north-easterly for some 830 metres along the Humber bank to join Swanland Footpath No. 2

North Ferriby Footpath No.1
Commences at Brickyard Cottages south of the Hull and Selby Railway and leads south-south-easterly for some 70 metres then continues south-south-easterly for some 180 metres to the Humber Bank

North Ferriby Footpath No.5
Commences on Riverview Avenue between Nos. 19 & 21 and leads in an easterly direction through the snicket to a cul-de-sac off Humber Road.

Commences on the River Humber Bank at the south end of Long Plantation and leads northerly across the Hull and Selby railway to the southern boundary of the A63.

Commences at a point on Low Common Lane approximately 480 mts south east of Common Lane, and leads in a northerly direction to the north side of Hull and Selby railway. (Known as Lowfield Lane).

Commences at Elloughton parish boundary on footpath No. 3 at Oak Plantation and leads in an easterly direction to Common Lane.

Sancton Footpath No.1
Commences on the Market Weighton parish boundary on footpath No.10 approximately 600 m east of High Wold Farm at the southern end of path No.10 in Market Weighton parish and leads west along the parish boundary to Callas Wold
Plantation then in a southerly direction for 480 m north east for 50 m and then south east to join path No.4 north east of Dale Road.

Market Weighton Footpath No.5
Commences on the south-west side of River Lane at River Head and continues along the south east bank of Market Weighton Canal to the Holme on Spalding Moor parish boundary.

Sancton Footpath No.7
Commences on Houghton Lane about 150 m west of Jink Gate and leads northwards through the Grove to the terminus of path No.10 and then leads westwards to the north of Houghton Hall via North Park to the cattle grid north of Drive
Plantation then north to Jackson's Plantation and west then north to the Market Weighton boundary to meet footpath No.11.

Sancton Footpath No.10
Commences on the South Cave to Market Weighton Road about 30 m north of the vicarage and leads south west to a point between Whitegates Plantation and the Presbytery and then leads south to join footpath No.7.

Commences on the Houghton Road about 130 m east of Castle Farm and leads southerly through Houghton Moor Woods to the South Cliffe parish boundary at Hang Dog Gate to meet footpath No.5.

South Cliffe Footpath No.5
Commences at Hand Dog Gate and leads southwards along a track past Cliffe Dales to the Hotham parish boundary.

South Cliffe Footpath No.2
Commences at South Cliffe at the eastern end of Manor Road and leads in an easterly direction to the south of Gardham Moor to join path No.5.

Newbald Footpath No.4
Commences on Townside Road 300 mts north east of Galegate and leads in a northerly direction to Syke House Farm and thence in a north-easterly direction and along the parish boundary to Gare Gate where it meets bridleway No. 8.

Newbald Bridleway No.7
Commences on the Newbald-Beverley Road approximately 770 mts east of its junction with Newbald-Gardham Road and leads northwards for a distance of approximately 440 mts. Known as Wrangman Dale Road.

Newbald Bridleway No.8
Commences on the Gardham Road 200 mts north east of B.R. No. 7 and leads northwards for approximately 1450 mts to Gare Gate.

Newbald Footpath No.2
Commences at a point at The Ings on South Newbald Road and leads in in a westerly direction across Ings Beck to the South Cave-Market Weighton Road.

South Cave Footpath No.6
Commences at a point on footpath No. 5 near Cave Common Farm and leads in a north-westerly direction to the North Cave parish boundary.

South Cave Footpath No.18
Commences at Comberdale Hill on Swinescaife Road and leads northerly to the northern end of Comberdale to join Bridleway No.19.

South Cave Footpath No.9
Commences at Mount Airy Farm and leads in a north-easterly direction to join footpath No. 11 at the western end of Watery Dyke Belt.

Commences on Steep Hill approximately 170 mts east of the Beverley Road and leads in a mainly southerly direction to a point approximately 120 mts south west of Mount Airy Farm and thence north eastwards to and through the farm
yard to join path No. 10 at the western end of path No. 9.

Commences on Beverley Road approximately 30 mts south west of Little Wold Lane and leads in an easterly direction to join path No. 23.

Commences at Mount Airy Farm and leads in a south easterly direction to the parish boundary on the west side of Woodale Plantation. Known as Woodale.

Commences on Stonepit Road behind the Highways Depot and leads in an easterly direction to the A1034 south of the A63 interchange.

Commences at a point in Church Street west of the Smithy and leads in a southerly and then south-easterly direction to join Bacchus Lane. Known as Turks Trod.

Commences at a point at West End near the Congregational Chapel and leads in north westerly direction to Ferry Beck at the North Cave parish boundary.

Commences on footpath No. 12 and leads in a north westerly direction for approximately 220 mts to Ferry Beck at the North Cave parish boundary.

Ellerker Footpath No.5
Commences at Ellerker Clough at the Brantingham parish boundary on footpath No. 4 and leads in a mainly westerly direction along Ellerker foreshore to the South Cave parish boundary at Crabley Clough where it joins footpath No. 13

Brantingham Footpath No.4
Commences at the western end of path No. 6 in Elloughton, and leads in a westerly then southerly direction for a distance of about 50 mts and thence in a westerly direction along the north bank of Ellerker Haven to the parish
boundary at Ellerker Clough where it meets footpath No. 5.

Elloughton Footpath No.6
Commences at Bridge Road, Brough and leads in a westerly direction for a distance of about 70 mts to the Brantingham parish boundary where it meets footpath No. 4.

Elloughton Bridleway No.2
Commences at Ings Bridge on Ings Lane and leads in southerly direction across Brough Airfield to the Humber Bank at Elloughton Clough. Known as Clough Road.

Elloughton Footpath No.7
Commences at Bridge Road, Brough, and leads in an easterly direction by stone steps into Carters Yard and Station Road. Known as Carters Yard.

Commences at a point on the Brough-Welton Road east of Brough House and leads in a southerly direction to Station Road. Known as Bozzes or the Burrs.

Elloughton BOAT No.10
Commences at a point in Stockbridge Road and leads in a southerly direction to cross byway No. 9 west of Mill Hill thence south-easterly to Elloughton Main Street. Known as Sands Lane.

Elloughton BOAT No.9
Commences at a point in Elloughton Main Street near The Sycamores and leads in a westerly direction via Mill Hill to byway No. 10 thence south-westerly to the parish boundary. Known as Mill Lane.

Brantingham Footpath No.5
Commences at Spout Hill at the west side of Wandhills Plantation and leads in a north-westerly direction to Dale Road, Brantingham, south of Church Cottages.

Flamborough Footpath No.8
Commences at Bempton Lane south of The Grange and leads easterly for some 370 metres then northerly for some 870 metres continues northerly to the cliff top to join Footpath No. 3. Known as Rotherhams

Flamborough Footpath No.9
Commences at the west end of Woodcock Road and leads in a northerly direction to the north-west corner of the first field and thence west-wards for a distance of approximately 50 m where it joins footpath No.8.

Flamborough Footpath No.5
Commences on the west side of Beacon Farm and leads in a southerly direction to the east of Beacon Hill thence to the cliff to join footpath No.3.

Bridlington Footpath No.22
Commences at the eastend of Path No.16 at Danes Dyke and leads down to the shore then northwards up the east side of the Dyke to join path No.23 at the top.

Bridlington Footpath No.3
Commences on the cliff footpath No.16 at Sewerby, south of Frith Plantation, and leads in a northerly direction to join path No.20.

Bridlington Bridleway and Byway No.26
Commences on Bempton Lane south of Norlands Farm and leads in a westerly direction to the northern end of path No.25 as a bridle way, and continues in a westerly direction to the Scarborough Road at the south side of East Huntow Farm as a byway.

Bridlington BOAT No.25
Commences towards the north end of Pinfold Lane and leads in a northerly direction to join path No.26.

Bempton Footpath No.4
Commences at the north end of an unclassified county road known as Cliff Lane, Bempton and goes in a north easterly direction to the Cliff Top.

Fimber Footpath No.2
Commences at a point on the Fimber - Burdale Road north east of Westfield and leads in a north-easterly direction for a distance of approximately 100 m.

Bridlington Footpath No.17
Commences at the west end of Cliff Road, Sewerby and runs south to join footpath No.16.

Commences at the north end of Esplanade and leads in a north easterly direction along Victoria Terrace, Beaconsfield Promenade and Alexandra Promenade to the south end of North Marine Drive.

Commences at Alexandra Drive at the north end of Sewerby Terrace and leads eastwards to Alexandra Promenade.

Commences at the south end of Alexandra Promenade and leads along the north side of Trinity Cut to Flamborough Road.

Commences at Gladstone Terrace and leads along the south side of Trinity Cut to Beaconsfield Promenade.

Commences at a road off Beck Hill and leads north eastwards to join Prospect Street opposite the War Memorial Gardens.

Commences at the east end of Queen Street and leads down to the Harbour side and back to Queen Street. Known as Ship Hill and Bath Passage.

Commences on Station Avenue at a point about 40 m south of Quay Road and leads eastwards to Quay Road.

Commences at the west end of St.John's Avenue East and leads in a southerly direction to the middle of Midway Avenue. Known as Gypsey Bank.

Commences at the south end of Brookland Road and leads eastwards to St.John's Walk.

Commences on Bessingby Road at the west side of the railway bridge and leads westwards to join Bessingby Way.

Commences on Kingsgate at a point about 100 m north of George Street and leads westwards to Westbridge Road.

Commences at the south end of Princess Mary Promenade and leads in a south westerly direction along the South Cliff Sea Wall and Belvedere Promenade.

Commences at the south end of South Marine Drive and leads southwards along the cliff top to Belvedere Parade. Known as South Cliff.

Boynton Footpath No.1
Commences at a point on the Bridlington-Sledmere Road, B1253 at Easton and leads in a southerly direction across the Gypsey Race to the parish boundary.

Carnaby Bridleway No.5
Commences at the Bridlington borough boundary north of North Cottages and leads southwards to join No.4 between West Cottages and East Cottages.

Carnaby Bridleway No.4
Commences on Kingsgate opposite the junction of Moor Lane and leads in an easterly direction along the road to the cliff.

Barmston Footpath No.2
Commences at the Bridlington Road, A165 at Quintin Garth and leads in a south easterly direction to junction with footpath No: 3.

Barmston Footpath No.6
Commences at the southern end of a short county council maintained road leading to Cliff Farm and leads in a mainly south easterly direction to the parish boundary at the Barmston Horse Bridge.

Ulrome Footpath No.7
Commences in Allison Lane approximately 85 m north west of The Green and leads north eastwards for approximately 220 m thence south eastwards for approximately 190 m to the Main Street.

Ulrome Footpath No.3
Commences at a point on Skipsea Road B1242 and leads in a southerly direction and then south west to Stenish Bridge at the Skipsea parish boundary to join footpath No.3.

Ulrome Footpath No.1
Commences at Willow Lodge on Ulrome Village Street and leads in a south easterly direction by South Field to the Skipsea parish boundary to join footpath No.9.

Skipsea Footpath No.9
Commences at a point at North Field on Mill Lane and leads in a northerly direction to the Ulrome parish boundary where it meets footpath No.1.

Commences at the north eastern end of Cleeton Lane and leads generally in an easterly direction for approximately 110 m.

Commences at a point on the road leading from Skipsea Village to the coast opposite the junction of the Hornsea Road and leads in a northerly and easterly direction to Eastend Garths.

Rudston Bridleway No.7
Commences at a point on the Bridlington-Rudston Road B1253 west of Thorpe Hall and leads in a northerly direction to the minor road running south-west from High Caythorpe.

Rudston Bridleway No.6
Commences at a point on the Bridlington-Rudston Road B1253 opposite Low Caythorpe and leads in a northerly direction by the east side of North Wood to join the Argem-Boynton Road south of High Caythorpe.

Rudston Bridleway No.9
Commences on the Bridlington Road (B1253) opposite Eastgate House Farm and leads in a northerly then easterly direction to join Bridleway No 7.

Rudston Footpath No.5
Commences at the east end of East Gate and leads in a north-easterly direction to join the Bridlington-Sledmere Road B1253 west of Thorpe Hall. Known as Dark Lane.

Boynton Footpath No.4
Commences on B.R. No: 3 and leads in a westerly direction along the south side of West Lawn Wood to the junction on the Bridlington-Sledmere Road, B1253.

Burton Agnes Footpath No.4
Commences at a point on the Driffield - Bridlington Road A166 opposite Eastend Farm, Thornholme, and leads in a southerly direction as far as the Hull and Scarborough Railway. It then continues on the other side of the line
following Demming Drain as far as Nabs Plantation and then south to the east of Oak Wood Farm and then to the road.

Kelk Bridleway No.3
Commences about midway along Gransmoor Lane and leads in a northerly direction to join No.2 and then in an easterly direction for a distance of about 530 m.

Kelk Bridleway No.4
Commences on Gransmoor Lane at a point about 110 m east of B.R. 3 and leads in a south east direction to the Foston parish boundary.

Kelk Bridleway No.6
Commences on Gransmoor Lane about 160 m from its western end and leads in a southerly direction to Great Kelk Village terminating at a point about 90 m south of the Methodist Chapel.

Kelk Bridleway and Footpath No.7
Commences as a bridleway on No.6 about 90 m east of its junction with the Gembling Road and leads in a south westerly direction for a distance of about 220 m, then in an easterly direction as a footpath to the Foston parish boundary about 210 m south

Kelk Footpath No.10
Commences at the Foston parish boundary at the northern end of path No.11 and leads in a mainly north westerly direction to the County Road at Southfield Farm.

Commences at the Beeford parish boundary on footpath No.4 at the Foot-bridge across the Old Howe and leads north-westwards to the Foston Village street at a point south of the Vicarage.

Commences on Foston Lane (Grid Reference TA 1132 5539) some 160m south of the drive to Woodhouse Farm and leads westerly for some 456m along the south side of the field boundary to Old Howe drain
then south-south-westerly for some 108m along the eastern bank to join Foston on the Wolds Footpath No. 2.

Commences at the field gate opposite the east Church Gate and leads south east to join footpath No.2.

Commences at the southern end of the County Council maintained section of Out Gates Lane and continues southwards to the Beeford parish boundary to join footpath No.3.

Thwing & Octon Footpath No.4
Commences at a point in Thwing Main Street and leads in a northerly direction to join the Back Street near Little Farm.

Burton Fleming Footpath No.1
Commences on the Burton Fleming - Kilham Road known as Nine Dykes Road and leads along the drive to Refuge Farm in a mainly westerly direction and thence keeping to the south of the farm building, mainly south westwards to the
parish boundary with Thwing to join footpath No.5.

Commences at Kilham Lane and leads in a northerly direction to High Street (Bridlington-Sledmere Road B1253).

Rudston Footpath No.8
Commences west of Westgate Farm and leads in a northerly direction through the garden of No 27 to East Gate near East Gate Bridge.

Commences on Wold Gate at the parish boundary and leads in a north-westerly direction along the parish boundary to the Kilham Road at Duesberry Plantation.

Kilham Footpath No.6
Commences in West End opposite Little Cow Pasture Farm and leads in a southerly direction to South Side.

Kilham Footpath No.5
Commences opposite Pasture Gate Farm at the west end of Middle Street and leads in a south-westerly direction to West End at Little Cow Pasture Farm.

Kilham Footpath No.4
Commences in Beech Close off Middle Street and leads in a southerly direction to West End.

Commences in Church Street at the Star Inn and leads in a southerly direction to join No.3.

Harpham Footpath and Bridleway No.1
Commences on Green Lane at a point about 40 m east of the junction of Harpham Lane and leads in a south easterly direction to Sandy Lane it then continues as a bridleway straight across still in a south easterly direction to the Burton Agnes boundary to

Harpham Footpath No.7
Commences on footpath No.3 at the Kilham parish boundary at a point about 100 m west of Lowthorpe Beck and leads in a south-easterly direction to the Driffield - Bridlington Road at a point about 120 m south-west of Bracey Bridge
and continues from the opposite side of the road in the same direction to path 14

Harpham Footpath No.9
Commences at the north-west corner of Church Wood on footpath No.14 and leads in a north-easterly direction to join No.7.

Harpham Footpath No.5
Commences at a point on No.3 at the west side of the Church and leads in a south-easterly direction across the first grass field to a handgate and across the second grass field to a stile then in a southerly direction along the
edge of the field to the north-east corner of Lingholmes wood at the Kelk parish boundary to join bridleway No.5.

Commences at the handgate at the north west corner of Harpham Church and leads in a south-westerly direction to the Lowthorpe Station Road at Rattling Water.

Commences at a point opposite the public house and leads in a southerly direction to the second kissing gate then leads in an easterly direction to the north of the church.

Commences opposite the public house and leads in a south-westerly direction for about 100 m then in an easterly direction to join footpath No.3.

Commences at a point north of Millingdale House and leads in an easterly direction for about 190 m then south-easterly to Kelk Beck at the Kelk parish boundary.

Nafferton Footpath No.2
Commences at the south end of High Street and leads in a southerly direction by Rectory Farm and the west end of All Saint's Church to Westgate. Known as Parsonage Path.

Nafferton Footpath No.1
Commences at the south end of Priestgate and leads in a south-easterly direction to and across the railway to New Bridge Lane at a point approximately 130 m east of its junction with Wansford Road. Known as Parks Path.

Nafferton Footpath No.3
Commences opposite Pinder Square in Nethergate and leads in a westerly direction across The Parks to the south end of Priestgate.

Commences on New Bridge Lane opposite path No.1 and leads in a southerly direction along the east bank of Nafferton Beck to the Skerne parish boundary to meet footpath No.10. Known as Beck Side.

Skerne & Wansford Footpath No.4
Commences at the Ireland Square Wansford and leads southwards to join footpath 10 near the Corn Mill.

Wold Newton Footpath No.3
Commences at Fordon Street and leads in a north westerly and northerly direction along North Dale to County boundary. Known as Warren Lane.

Wold Newton Footpath No.1
Commences in Front Street and leads in an easterly direction by the Church to Back Street. Known as Church Yard Path.

Wold Newton Footpath No.2
Commences at the north end of Butt Lane and leads in a northerly and easterly direction to join Front Street. Known as Bull Garth.

Thwing & Octon Footpath No.6
Commences at an unclassified road at a point opposite the eastern end of path No.2 and leads in a mainly easterly direction across the Rectory Fields to Church Lane.

Langtoft Bridleway No.1
Commences on Accommodation Road, Langtoft west of Cattle Bank and leads eastwards to the Kilham parish boundary east of Ringlands to join bridleway No.10.

Kilham Bridleway No.10
Commences at the northern end of an unclassified County Road known as Sheep Rake Lane and leads in a mainly westerly direction past Raven Hill Farm to the Langtoft parish boundary where it joins the eastern end of path No.1.

Nafferton Bridleway No.8
Commences west of Nafferton Grange Farm and leads in a westerly direction to join No.5 at a point near the chalk pit south of Mowthorpe.

Commences at the Driffield parish boundary on footpath No.2 and leads in a northerly direction along Water Forlorns to join the road leading northwards from Cross Trods.

Driffield Footpath No.2
Commences at the junction of North Street and Windmill Hill and leads in a north westerly direction crossing the A166 Driffield Bypass to the Nafferton parish boundary to meet footpath No.7 in Nafferton. Known as Water Forlorns.

Driffield Footpath No.5
Commences from Windmill Hill across to Scarborough Road.

Driffield BOAT No.6
Commences in Eastgate North at a point about 100 m south of Gibson Street and leads north-eastwards to Scarborough Road. Known as Orchard Lane.

Driffield BOAT No.8
Commences in West Promenade and leads northwards to York Road. Known as Pinkneys Lane.

Driffield BOAT No.1
Commences near the south end of Horse Fair at Little Driffield and leads westwards to join Sykes Lane near the School.

Driffield Footpath No.9
Commences near the west end of Kings Mill Road and leads in a north westerly direction to the Driffield By-pass. Known as Cadger Lane on the northern section.

Skerne & Wansford Bridleway No.2
Commences on the Driffield - Skerne Road at Skerne Leys Farm and leads southwards and westwards across the railway to the Hutton Cranswick parish boundary to join bridleway No.7.

Skerne & Wansford Footpath No.1
Commences on the Driffield - Skerne Road at a point about 180 m south of Bell Mills and leads eastwards and then southwards past Skerne Hill Farm and continues in a similar direction back onto the Driffield - Skerne Road to a
point about 130 m north west of Skerne Nook.

Commences at the west end of Markman Lane and leads in a westerly direction to the Driffield parish boundary then southwards along the boundary to the eastern end of path No.7 in Driffield. Known as Over Meadows.

Commences on Meadow Lane at a point north of the gate-house and leads in a south-easterly direction across the railway for a distance of approximately 490 m. Known as Farthing Lane.

Driffield Bridleway No.4
Commences at the north eastern end of Northfield Road near the Allotment Gardens and leads in a north easterly direction to a point about 90 m south east of East Field Farm, then continues in a north-easterly direction for about
190 m past East Field Farm and then north east to the Nafferton parish boundary to join bridleway No.10.

Nafferton Bridleway No.10
Commences opposite the entrance to Little Houndales on the A166 and leads in a westerly direction to the Driffield parish boundary to join br. 4.

Commences on No 8 at the churchyard and leads in an easterly direction along Rotsea Lane to Howl Lane, Hutton.

Commences on path No 1 about 200 mts south east of Hutton Chalk Pit and leads east to path No 2.

Commences on the Beverley-Driffield Road on the northern edge of the Industrial Estate at Cranswick and leads in a westerly direction to join Burn Butts Lane.

Commences at the south-west end of Hobman Lane at its junction with the Beverley-Driffield Road and leads in a south-easterly direction to the south end of Southgate opposite Duncroft's Lane. It then continues along Duncroft's
Lane, across the railway line and thence to Sheepman's Lane.

Commences at the south side of Cranswick Green and leads in a southerly direction to join No 14.

Commences at the south end of Southgate and leads in a southerly direction to Swinekeld at the Watton parish boundary to join Footpath No 17.

Commences on the Beverley - Driffield Road and runs along a track then along the line of several runways then along a field headland to the Watton-Burn Butts Road.

Cottam Footpath No.8
Commences at the junction of Main Street Cottam and Cottam Lane and leads south-westerly along the track for some 220 metres then continues in the same direction on the southern side of the field boundary to meet Cottam Footpath No.7.

Cottam Bridleway No.5
Commences at Cottam Warren Farm and leads northerly for some 860 metres then east-north-easterly for some 215 metres along the northern side of the field boundary then north-north-westerly for some 240 metres
along the western side of the field boundary to join Bridleway No. 4 and Bridleway No.6.

Wetwang Bridleway No.5
Commences on the Green Lane at the south-east corner of the parish and leads in a northerly direction along the boundary with Garton parish to the Driffield Road at a point about 600 m west of Garton Slack Gatehouse.

Tibthorpe Bridleway No.6
Commences on Green Lane at the southern end of path No.5 in Wetwang parish and leads southwards to the Tibthorpe - Wetwang Road at a point about 65 m north west of Tibthorpe Lodge.

Kirkburn Footpath No.1
Commences at the corner on the Tibthorpe road at Kirkburn Manor and leads in an easterly direction to the corner of the road leading to Driffield. Known as Church Walk.

Kirkburn Footpath No.3
Commences on No.2 east of Low Battleburn and leads in a north-easterly direction to the Driffield Road at a point opposite the junction of the road leading to High Battleburn.

Sledmere Bridleway No.5
Commences on Croom Dale Road at a point approximately 90 m south west of the south west corner of Croom Dale Plantation and leads in a northerly direction for a distance of approximately 105 m to the Kirby Grindalythe parish boundary.

Sledmere Footpath No.2
Commences on the Fimber - Sledmere Road at a point opposite the road leading to Mill Cottages and leads in an easterly direction to the Wetwang - Sledmere Road.

Sledmere Footpath No.1
Commences at a point on the Fimber - Sledmere Road near the junction of the Wetwang - Sledmere Road and leads in a westerly direction to Mill Cottages.

Wetwang Footpath No.9
Commences on Southfield Road and leads in a south-westerly direction to Thorndale Lane at a point about 580 m south of its junction with the Fridaythorpe Road.

Wetwang Footpath No.8
Commences at the Windmill at the west end of Northfield Road and leads in a north-westerly direction to the Malton Road continuing on the opposite side of the road as far as the Green Lane on the Fimber parish boundary at a point

Wetwang Bridleway No.10
Commences at the south end of Thorndale lane and leads in a southerly direction along Thorndale to Green Lane at the Tibthorpe parish boundary.

North Dalton Bridleway No.2
Commences at the Cemetery at the west end of North Dalton and leads in a north-westerly and northerly direction to the North Dalton-Huggate road. Known as Stork Lane.

North Dalton Footpath No.5
Commences at the corner on the Driffield road at the east end of the village and leads in a southerly direction for about 70 m to the Bainton parish boundary to meet footpath No.1.

North Dalton Bridleway No.3
Commences at the north end of Hudsons Lane off the Main Street at North Dalton and leads in a northerly direction to the Tibthorpe parish boundary to join bridleway No.1.

Wetwang Bridleway No.1
Commences at Holmfield Farm and leads in a south-westerly direction along the south side of the boundary with Fridaythorpe parish to the junction of the Fridaythorpe Road with Cow Pasture Road. Known as Green Lane.

Fridaythorpe Footpath No.1
Commences on Thixendale Road at the north-west end of Fridaythorpe village and leads westerly for some 1255m to Grid Reference SE 8606 5945 then north-north-westerly for some 137m to the County boundary.

Huggate Footpath No.5
Commences at the north-east side of Huggate Wold House and leads north-eastwards to the north end of Holm Dale.

Huggate Footpath No.4
Commences on York Lane and leads in a north-easterly direction to Huggate Wold House.

Huggate Footpath No.10
Commences in Huggate Village at Church Farm and leads westwards to York Lane.

Kirby Underdale Bridleway No.10
Commences on the Roman road and leads eastwards past Painsthorpe Wold to the county boundary.

Kirby Underdale Footpath No.2
Commences at a point on the Uncleby road about 140 mts east of the junction of Kirby Beck and Waterloo Beck and leads in a northerly direction to the Thixendale parish boundary near Wood Leys.

Kirby Underdale Footpath No.3
Commences in Kirby Underdale south of the Church and leads round the west end of the Church and northwards across Kirby Beck and Eskhams to Uncleby.

Kirby Underdale Footpath No.6
Commences at Sand Pit Corner at the east end of Howe Lane and leads eastwards to Waterloo at the bend in the road between Kirby Underdale and Uncleby. Known as Green Lane.

Commences at Garrowby Street (A166) opposite Cot Nab and leads northerly along the top of an earthwork for some 115m then westerly for some 710m to meet Cheese Cake Wold Lane some 225 metres north of the A166

Bishop Wilton Footpath No.18
Commences on The Bence and leads north eastwards to the A166 at Wayrham.

Bishop Wilton Footpath No.5
Commences on Neville's Row east of Stammersike Bridge and leads in an easterly then northerly then westerly direction to Awnhams Lane just south of Awnhams Bridge.

Bishop Wilton Bridleway No.1
Commences on Hatkill Lane at the parish boundary and runs in a north easterly, then easterly direction to the west end of a minor road leading from The Balk.

Bishop Wilton Footpath No.3
Commences on the right angled bend on Kirklands Lane and leads north-wards to join B.R. 1.

Full Sutton Footpath No.3
Commences at the south west corner of the village green at Full Sutton and leads southwards to the north side of a drain.

Stamford Bridge Footpath No.8
Commences on the south west side of the road from Burton Fields to Burton Hall approximately 90 m north west of the entrance to Burton Fields and leads south west for about 380 m then north west for about 580 m to link up with a

Stamford Bridge Footpath No.2
Commences on the Stamford Bridge - Driffield Road at a point south of the bend at the north end of the village and leads westwards to the river at Dean Well and then south along the river bank through the Corn Mill car-park to the road.

Stamford Bridge Footpath No.9
Commences on Main Street and leads in an easterly direction to link up with a snicket on Burtonfields housing estate.

Commences on the Stamford Bridge Common road about 90 m north west of the junction of Lob Lane and leads north westwards to the Stamford Bridge - Driffield Road.

Commences in Lob Lane and leads to the east side of the Church on the road leading to Stamford Bridge Common.

Millington Footpath No.6
Commences at the Bishop Wilton parish boundary on footpath No 13 at South Cliff and leads in a south-easterly direction across Garths End Fields to join Givendale Lane at the western end of Givendale village.

Millington Bridleway No.9
Commences at the junction in Great Givendale village and leads eastwards and south eastwards along Givendale and to the east of Little Givendale to the road junction at the north end of The Balk.

Millington Bridleway No.10
Commences on Bridle Road No.9 north of Little Givendale House and leads eastwards to the road leading southwards from Greenwick Cottages to millington and Pocklington.

Pocklington Footpath No.10
Commences at a point on The Mile approximately 175 m north of Woodhouse Lane and leads in a northerly direction to the Millington parish boundary and the south end of path No.7.

Millington Footpath No.13
Commences on Footpath No. 7 at Grid Reference SE 8054 5310 and leads westerly for some 300 metres to meet Yapham Footpath No. 10 at Grid Reference SE 8025 5307

Millington Footpath No.11
Commences on the Grimthorpe - Pocklington Road about 100 m east of Ousethorpe Farm and leads south westwards to rejoin the road about 220 m south of Ousethorpe Farm.

Commences on Footpath No. 11 south of Ousethorpe Farm and leads in an easterly direction for some 190 metres then easterly for some 125 metres then north-easterly for some 55 metres turns south-easterly for some 60 metres to Grid Reference SE 8162 5131
then east-north-easterly by Ousethorpe Wood to Swineridge Lane

Nunburnholme Footpath No.9
Commences at Rose Cottage Plantation at the north end of Kilnwick Percy Park and leads in a north-easterly direction to the north east corner of Warrendale Plantation then north west to the Warter parish boundary to join footpath

Commences at the Warter parish boundary on footpath No 1 and leads west-wards to join the road in Millington village at Thulla Hill.

Millington Bridleway No.4
Commences on Bridle Road No 3 and leads in a southerly direction to the Millington Dale Road at the south-east corner of Millington Wood.

Commences at the Huggate parish boundary on bridleway No 1 at the south-west corner of Jessop's Plantation and leads south-westwards to join the Millington Dale Road.

Bielby Footpath No.4
Commences at the Seaton Ross parish boundary on footpath No:1 and leads in a north easterly direction along the southern edge of Petersfield Plantation and Petersfield Wood to the Everingham parish boundary to join footpath 11.

Seaton Ross Footpath No.1
Commences on footpath 2 and leads in a easterly direction to join foot-path 4 Everingham at the parish boundary.

Seaton Ross Footpath No.12
Commences near the Wesleyan Chapel and leads south eastwards to join path No.2 at East Field.

Seaton Ross Footpath No.9
Commences at the south end of Seaton Ross village at a point to the south of Rose Farm and leads south eastwards to join footpath 10 at Lady Well.

Commences on West End to the west of West House Farm and leads south-wards to footpath 7 and then southwards again past the greenhouses to South End.

Commences on Breckstreet Lane and leads south eastwards to West End then continues southwards past Ladysmith then eastwards to the south of Manor House Farm to Church Lane.

Commences on Breckstreet Lane and leads north westwards then south west-wards to Breckstreet Farm.

Bielby Footpath No.1
Commences on the south-western side of Mill Lane some 60m south of Mill Bridge and leads south-westerly for some 35m then southerly to the east end of Galecarr Lane. Known as Bridge Lane.

Thornton Footpath No.3
Commences at the Swingbridge on Pocklington Canal and leads in a north-westerly direction along the south-western edge of Thornton Wood passing to the north of Woodhouse Farm and thence to the Melbourne-Pocklington Road.

Bielby Footpath No.3
Commences on the Seaton Ross-Everingham Road at a point almost opposite the junction of the road leading to Bielby Village and leads southwards past Petersfield Farm to join footpath No: 4.

Melbourne Footpath No.9
Commences at Scamland Bridge on the road leading from Melbourne to Seaton Ross and leads in a south-easterly direction across East Common and by the west side of East Farm to the Seaton Ross-Cottingwith Road north-west of Melbourne

Melbourne Footpath No.1
Commences in Melbourne Village in St Monica?s Close and leads east for some 42 metres then southwards through the Park to Ash Lane at a point opposite Park Farm. Known as Parkfield Path

Melbourne Footpath No.3
Commences in Throughleys Lane and leads southwards west of White Farm to the Foggathorpe parish boundary at Lords Drain.

Warter Footpath No.1
Commences at the Millington parish boundary on footpath No.5 at a point at the north end of Millington village and leads eastwards to footpath No.6 then re-commences east of Warren Farm and leads to the road leading south from

Commences on Church Lane and leads westwards to Manor House Farm.

Market Weighton Footpath No.2
Commences north of the former level crossing on Londesborough Road and leads eastwards behind the former station then northwards to the Goodmanham Road. Known as The Monkey Run.

Market Weighton Footpath No.7
Commences at the junction of Humber Street and Wold Road and leads southwards to the South Cave Road at Gaufer Hill.

Commences at the north end of Springdale Road and leads northwards across the railway at the junction of the Driffield and Beverley lines and leads north eastwards along the west side of the Driffield line then under the railway to join
Red Lane near its junction with the Goodmanham Road at Old Mill House. Known as Muttons Footpath.

Shiptonthorpe Footpath No.2
Commences in Clayfield Lane at a point about 210 m east of the disused railway crossing and leads in a north easterly direction to the Londesborough parish boundary to join footpath No.1.

Warter Bridleway No.3
Commences on the Huggate - Warter road and leads north east then north west to join path No.4 at Ringlands.

Nunburnholme Footpath No.4
Commences on Nunburnholme Hill on the Nunburnholme - Londesborough Road and leads south eastwards to the Burnby - Middleton Road north east of the Old Chalk Pit.

Nunburnholme Footpath No.8
Commences on bridleway No.7 and leads in an easterly direction to the Warter Parish boundary to meet footpath No.9.

Nunburnholme Bridleway No.7
Commences on Bratt Lane at the north side of Bratt Wood and leads north-wards to and then through Wold Farm to the Bungalow, then leads east for about 120 m and then north to the B1246 and Kilnwick Percy Hill.

Commences on Church Lane at a point opposite the Church and leads north west then north east along the inside perimeter of the field to Butt Lane.

Commences on the Pocklington - Driffield Road at a point opposite Glebe House and leads northwards to St Helens' Church.

Pocklington Footpath No.1
Commences on the east of Dennison Road at a point about 60 m north of its junction with Kilnwick Percy Gate and leads in a north easterly direction for a distance of approximately 70 m thence northwards east-wards and southwards
along Chapel Hill Road continuing north eastwards by the south east side of the Pocklington Waterworks Reservoir and along the north side of Spring Wood and then to the

Pocklington Footpath No.11
Commences on footpath 2 and leads along the eastern end of Chapel Hill southwards to footpath 1.

Commences at Brunswick Place at the north end of the Balk and leads eastwards by the north side of the Vicarage and Burnby Hall to Burnby Lane at the south side of the Poplars Home for Aged Persons. Known as Love Lane.

Commences on The Balk at a point about 200 m north of the junction with the York - Beverley Road and leads in a south-westerly direction to the York - Beverley Road opposite Carr Lane.

Bielby Bridleway No.5
Commences on the Bielby-Hayton Road west of Bielby Field and leads southwards to the Everingham parish boundary at Baulker Drain to join bridleway No: 9. Known as Everingham Lane.

Everingham Bridleway No.9
Commences at Baulker Drain as a continuation of bridleway No.5 in the parish of Bielby and leads southwards along Halfacres Lane to the Everingham-Thorpe le Street Road.

Everingham Bridleway No.10
Commences opposite Home Farm on Everingham Lane near the school and leads to the Cemeteries.

Everingham Footpath No.8
Commences at the south end of County maintained part of Carr Lane, Everingham and leads south to Carr Bridge and on to the Holme-on-Spalding-Moor parish boundary at the footbridge at the south end of Castle Eller Drain.

Everingham Bridleway No.6
Commences on Bull Lane, Harswell and leads along the west and north sides of Old Flat Wood and then north-westwards for approx. 12m along the north-eastern boundary of field no. 1466, and then east-north-eastwards acrooss a drain around the northern
side of a pond to join and follow the south-eastern and north-eastern boundaries of field no. 2475, to approx. 74m along the north-eastern boundary, then north eastwards

Commences at the eastern end of Holme on Spalding Moor Bridleway No. 29 and leads east-north-easterly to join the A614.

Commences on the south side of Everingham Lane to the south west of Common Farm, and leads in a mainly south easterly direction to Brouncey Farm, to join the north east end of path No.2.

Catton Footpath No.7
Commences on the west side of the Main Street in Low Catton and leads in a westerly direction to the River Derwent. Known as Wath Lane.

Wilberfoss Footpath No.4
Leads northwards from the north end of Middle Street Wilberfoss to Storking Lane.

Wilberfoss Footpath No.5
Commences on Ings Road and leads in an east-north-easterly then north-north-westerly direction into St. Oswald's Close then turns in an east-north-easterly direction through the housing development to join Footpath No. 4 near to the western bank of F

Commences at Gowthorpe Farm and leads eastwards to join B.R. 9 at the west end of Ings Lane.

Commences on BR No. 11 and leads in a north westerly direction to Main Street.

Bishop Wilton Bridleway No.11
Commences at the north end of Mucky Lane and leads westwards along Back Lane to Mill Hills.

Fangfoss Footpath No.11
Leads eastwards frompath No.10 at a point about 180 m south east of the Bishop Wilton parish boundary to the Yapham parish boundary in the direction of Meltonby to join fp. No.1.

Yapham Footpath No.1
Commences on Meltonby Lane at the west end of Meltonby and leads west-wards to the Fangfoss parish boundary to meet Footpath No 11.

Yapham Footpath No.2
Leads northwards from Meltonby Lane to Meltonby Village.

Yapham Footpath No.7
Leads diagonally across the field at the north-west corner of the turn in the road from Yapham to Meltonby.

Leads eastwards across Yapham Church yard to Meltonby Lane.

Commences on the Meltonby Road at Yapham east of Woodbine Cottage and leads northwards along High Bields for approximately 45 metres then leads west-north-westwards for approximately 75 metres to Mill Farm and then leads northwards to the Fangfoss p
parish boundary to meet Footpath No. 10.

Commences in Yapham Square and leads westwards to the Fangfoss parish boundary to meet Footpath No 8.

Fangfoss Footpath No.8
Commences at the south end of Eastfield Road and leads eastwards to and along the Yapham parish boundary to join fp. No.5, Yapham.

Commences on Footpath No 5 and leads north-westwards to the Fangfoss parish boundary to meet Footpath No 9.

Fangfoss Footpath No.9
Commences at Ings Bridge over Ings Beck at the Bishop Wilton parish boundary and leads southeast to the Yapham parish boundary to join fp. No.4.

Commences in Bolton Village at a point opposite Hall Garth and leads in a north easterly direction to Eastfield Road.

Commences near the west end of path No.5 and leads south eastwards across Chapel Garth.

Commences opposite Corner Farm and leads north-eastwards across Chapel Garth to join path No.5.

Commences on Bolton Lane about 100 m west of Bolton House and leads north-eastwards to Bolton Village Street.

Barmby Moor Footpath No.2
Commences at the north end of Flat Lane and leads eastwards for about 140 m then northwards to the Yapham parish boundary to meet footpath No: 9 at Black Dike.

Commences on Feoffee Lane about 420 mts east of the disused railway and leads southwards across the railway to the Barmby Moor parish boundary at Black Dike Bridge where it meets Footpath No 2.

Sutton on Derwent Footpath No.3
Commences at the east side of Elvington Bridge and runs eastwards to the river bank at The Bottoms.

Wilberfoss Footpath No.3
Commences at the south end of Newton Village and leads eastwards to the Back of Newton road.

Sutton on Derwent Footpath No.4
Commences on High Lane about 100 m south of the Wilberfoss parish boundary and leads in a generally westerly direction to a point about 40 m north of the north-east corner of Sutton Wood and then leads south by the side of Sutton
Wood to the south-east corner of Sutton Wood then east for about 80 m and then south along Deepfurrows Lane to the Sutton upon Derwent to Newton upon Derwent road.
It then continues across the road still in a southerly direction across Prickett Fields and then west along Wynam Lane onto Carlton Road in Sutton-upon-Derwent village.

Bielby Bridleway No.7
Commences at Coats Bridge and leads in a north easterly direction along the western bank of the Pocklington Canal to the Allerthorpe parish boundary, to join path No: 5.

Commences south of Groves Farm at West Green and leads southwards to Canal Lane.

Cottingwith Footpath No.3
Commences on the Howden Road near Green Lane End and leads northwards to Langrickgate Lane at a point opposite the junction of Postern Lane.

Cottingwith Footpath No.4
Commences on Hag Lane and leads southwards across Hag Lane to the Ellerton parish boundary east of Boggart Lane Gate.

Cottingwith Footpath No.2
Commences near the junction of Pasture Road and Hag Lane and leads southwards to join Cow Pasture Lane at the Ellerton parish boundary. Known as Boggart Lane.

Commences on the Melbourne-York Road opposite the north end of Kidd Lane at the west end of Melbourne Village and leads northwards across the Pocklington Canal at the swing bridge to the Thornton parish boundary at The Beck.

Commences on path No 7 between Clays Plantation and Eastroad Plantation and leads northwards to the Melbourne-York Road opposite Westfield House.

Commences on Kidd Lane 130 metres south of Melbourne Grange and leads westwards through Clays Plantation to the south-west corner of Eastroad Plantation and continuing along the south side of a hedge and ditch for approximately 246 metres to cross a
footbridge then southwards along the west bank of the drain for approximately 84 metres to join a driveway then in a generally south-westerly direction to the
Cottingwith parish boundary at General Lane. Known as Blanchard's Wood Path.

Melbourne Bridleway No.6
Commences on Intakes Lane and leads westwards to Kidd Lane south of Melbourne Grange.

Melbourne Bridleway No.5
Commences on Ash Lane and leads along the eastern edge of Great West Wood and north-eastwards to join path No 4 north of Bracepits Wood. Known as Intakes Lane.

Commences at the bend on No. 6 south-west of Gommeryhall Farm and leads in a north-westerly direction to Bealeys Beck at the Lockington parish boundary where it meets footpath No. 7.

Commences at Glebe Cottage in Low Street and leads northwards to the Church.

Commences on footpath No.2 and leads north through the old cemetery.

Newbald Bridleway No.9
Commences at Newbald-Bishop Burton parish boundary at west end of B.R. 1 Bishop Burton and leads in a westerly direction to and over the Newbald-Gardham road near Newbald Lodge and continues in the same direction to the

Ellerton & Aughton Footpath No.1
Commences in Ellerton village street at a point about 140 yards east of the junction of Back Lane and leads in a southerly direction for approximately 830 yards.

Ellerton & Aughton Footpath No.3
Commences at the southern end of Footpath No.1. and leads southerly for some 154 metres then continues southerly for some 245 metres turning easterly for some 65 metres along the north side of the southern field boundary
then southerly for some 35 metres to Main Street.

Foggathorpe Footpath No.3
Commences at Foggathorpe House and leads southwards for some 1220m to and across Sewer Dike then south-south-easterly for some 254m then south-easterly for some 53m to the village street at Gribthorpe

Bubwith Footpath No.2
Commences at the junction with Intake Field Road on the road leading north from Bubwith main street and leads northwards to the Ellerton parish boundary at South Close Bridge. Known as Annumhills Road.

Bubwith Footpath No.18
Commences on the Market Weighton Road at a point about 450 yards west of Highfield Cross Roads and leads southwards across the railway to join path No. 3.

Bubwith Footpath No.6
Commences at the junction of Bridleways Nos. 22 and 26 and leads northerly for some 255m to join Footpath No. 4.

Commences in Breighton Village at a point about 60 yards north of the Methodist Chapel and leads eastwards to the old brickyard, where it joins the western end of path No. 10.

Commences on path No. 9 at the old brickyard at Breighton and leads eastwards via The Outgang and Breighton Common to the Howden Road.

Bubwith Bridleway and Footpath No.11
Commences at the termination of the countyroad south of Breighton and leads in an easterly direction along Clay Lane as a bridle road for a distance of approximately 220 yards continuing as a footpath in an easterly direction to and northwards along Clay
Lane, then eastwards to join path No. 10 at The Outgang.

Bubwith Bridleway No.21
Commences at the western end of path No. 14 and leads in a westerly and northerly direction to join path No. 11 at a point about 220 yards from the County Road south of Breighton.

Bubwith Bridleway No.14
Commences at Sod House at the south end of Clay Lane and leads mainly south eastwards to the Wressle parish boundary at Fleet Dike then south westerly along the west side of Fleet Dike for approximately 160 yards to join path No.

Commences at the Old Moat at the south end of Breighton and leads in a southerly direction to Fleet Dike at the Wressle parish boundary.

Wressle Footpath No.2
Commences at the east of Wressle village and leads in a northeasterly direction by the west of Wressle Grange to Intake Farm then north-west to the Bubwith parish boundary at Fleet Dike to join path No. 14.

Wressle Footpath No.3
Commences on Rowlandhall Lane about 270 yards north of Rowlandhall railway crossing and leads northwards to the Willitoft road opposite Wressle Brickyard.

Wressle Footpath No.9
Commences at Brind railway crossing and leads southwards to the Howden parish boundary at Howden Parks.

Commences on the Menthorpe Road at Wressle at a point north of Castle Farm and leads in a northerly direction to the Bubwith parish boundary at Fleet Dike to join path No. 13.

Commences on the east side of Rowland Lane south of Rowlandhall Crossing and leads easterly for some 1430m along the southern side of the northern field boundaries to meet Footpath No. 6 and Footpath No. 9 at Brind Crossing.

Holme on Spalding Moor Footpath No.3
Commences at the west end of the short section of county road north of Holme Station and leads in a north westerly direction past the west of Dial House to the Seaton Ross parish boundary.

Holme on Spalding Moor Footpath No.4
Commences on path No. 3 at the west of Dial House and leads northwards to the Everingham parish boundary at Addle Cross.

Holme on Spalding Moor Footpath No.1
Commences on the Market Weighton - Selby Road at Water End at a point about 90 yards east of the junction of Bulmer Lane and leads in a northerly direction across the railway to the Seaton Ross parish boundary at a point about 200

Spaldington Footpath No.1
Commences on Ings Lane at the east side of Townend Farm and leads in a southeasterly direction to join path No. 2 about 320 yards west of Villa Farm.

Spaldington Footpath No.2
Commences on the road leading south from Spaldington and leads eastwards to Villa Farm.

Spaldington Footpath No.3
Commences at Villa Farm and leads southwards to the road at Spaldington Common.

Commences at Villa Farm and leads eastwards to Fir Tree House.

Spaldington Bridleway No.5
Commences at Fir Tree House and leads southwards to the road leading west from the Holme - Howden Road at Ivy House.

Commences at Fir Tree House and leads generally in a northwesterly direction over Great Committee Drain to join path No. 7.

Commences on path No. 6 east of New Plantation and leads eastwards to join path No. 9 south west of Warham Farm.

Commences on path No. 7 south west of Warham Farm and leads southwards to Homestead and the Holme - Howden Road north of Ivy House.

Commences on the Spaldington Common Road about 340 yards east of the entrance to Villa Farm and leads in a southerly direction alongside Yoke Dyke to the East-rington parish boundary at Commonend Drain.

Commences at Spaldington Hall Farm and leads south-westwards to and along the southern edge of New Plantation to the Wressle parish boundary.

Commences on the south side of Spaldington Road some 330m east of Spaldington Grange and leads south-south-easterly on the eastern side of New Drain for some 745m to meet Eastrington Bridleway No. 17 on Featherbed Lane.

Commences on the south-east side of Ings Lane some 235m north-east of the entrance to Cottage Farm and runs south-easterly for some 210m then leads easterly some 120m along the southern side of the northern boundary of the field and turns
southerly for some 150m along the western side of the eastern boundary of the field to meet Spaldington Footpath No. 6.

Eastrington Bridleway No.9
Commences at the corner on the Eastrington - Portington Road near Portington Lodge and leads eastwards by the south of Grange Court to Carr Lane.

Eastrington Bridleway No.14
Commences at a point on the Holme - Howden road north of Caville Bridge and leads westwards to the Howden parish boundary east of North Howden Station (Drain Lane).

Eastrington Footpath No.19
Commences on No. 9 west of Grange Court and leads northwards to Milkingstile Lane.

Commences on the Everingham parish boundary at the confluence of Black Dike and Lowmath Drain and leads in a southerly direction to the Selby - Market Weighton Railway approximately 150 yards west of Park Wood.

North Cave Footpath No.27
Commences east of Manor Farm at the south west corner of Church Plantation and leads eastwards to Awnham's Lane.

North Cave Bridleway No.28
Commences at the west side of Castle Farm on the road leading from North Cave to Kettlethorpe and leads southwards to the west end of path No. 29. Known as Awnham's Lane.

North Cave Footpath No.29
Commences at the south end of Awnham's Lane and leads eastwards via the unnamed farm to Kettlethorpe Hill at a point about 180 yards north of Drewton Bridge.

North Cave Footpath No.30
Commences in Low Road, Everthorpe, and leads southwards to the South Cave parish boundary at Ferry Beck.

Commences at the east end of Everthorpe village and leads eastwards to the South Cave parish boundary at Ferry Beck.

Commences on Old Road about 250 yards west of the junction with New Road and leads northwards to the Selby - Market Weighton Railway, approximately 150 yards west of Park Wood.

Commences at the east end of the short section of county road at Stocks Hill east of the junction of New Road and Old Road and leads in an easterly direction across Holme Hall Park to Holme Churchyard.

Commences at the Market Weighton parish boundary south of River Head and leads southwards along the east bank of Market Weighton Canal to Cliffe Lane at Swing Bridge. Market Weighton Canal Towpath.

Holme on Spalding Moor Bridleway No.13
Commences at the east end of Lock Lane at Land of Nod and leads southwards along the west side of Market Weighton Canal for about 450 yards.

Holme on Spalding Moor Bridleway No.15
Commences at the east side of Tollingham Farm and leads northeastwards across Tollingham Warren to join path No. 13 on the west side of the canal.

Holme on Spalding Moor Bridleway No.16
Commences at the east side of Hasholme Grange and leads in a south easterly direction via Hasholme Garth to the Newport parish boundary.

Commences opposite Hasholme Hall on the Bursea - Halsholme Road and leads northwards to High Drain Lane. Known as New Lane.

Commences on Baileywood Lane (Argham Lane) about 300 yards north of the entrance to Lily Wood and leads south-east-wards to Sober Hill Farm.

Commences opposite the Methodist Chapel on the Selby Road at the west end of Holme Village and leads in a northerly direction to Spen Lane at a point about 450 yards east of Holme Station.

Gilberdyke Footpath No.2
Commences at Anserdam Lane at Yokefleet Cottages and leads in a northerly direction along Delph Drain to a point approximately 300 yards north of the track leading to Yokefleet Grange.

Gilberdyke Footpath No.11
Commences at the northern end of Anserdam Lane and runs southwestwards and southwards to Ridings.

Gilberdyke Footpath No.3
Commences at Hive at the east end of Old Trough Lane and leads northwards for approximately 100 yards to Ridings.

Gilberdyke Bridleway No.14
Commences at the north end of Owsethorpe Lane at the east side of Manor Farm and leads in a northerly direction to the junction of Sleights Lane and Owsethorpe Road.

Commences on Sleights Lane opposite the junction of Barmby Lane and leads southwards to the road leading to Owsethorpe Manor.

Commences at the eastern end of Fish Lane and leads south-easterly along the eastern side of the field boundary then north-easterly along the northern side of the field boundary and crosses Far Drain to join Leatherdog Lane.

Newport Footpath No.2
Commences on the east bank of Far Drain (or Bishopsoil Drain) and leads eastwards to Carr Lane at a point just north of Carr Hill Farm.

Newport Bridleway No.4
Commences at the western end of Seavy Carr Lane and leads in a north westerly direction along the east bank of the Market Weighton Canal to the Holme on Spalding Moor parish boundary.

Newport Bridleway No.5
Commences at the North Cave parish boundary at the western end of path No. 1 and leads in a south westerly direction along the north bank of the Seavy Carr Drain to the Market Weighton Canal. Known as Seavy Carr Lane.

Newport Bridleway No.6
Commences at the north end of Carr Lane and leads north westerly and then westerly via Sandhill Farm, thence north westerly to and over a ford across the River Foulness then southwesterly to join path No. 16 in Holme on Spalding Moor.

Hotham Bridleway No.3
Commences at the Holme upon Spalding Moor parish boundary and leads southwards along the east side of Market Weighton Canal to the Newport parish boundary. Canal Towpath.

North Cave Bridleway No.1
Commences at the Newport parish boundary on Ploughfurrow Drain and leads eastwards to the north end of Stony Lane. Known as Seavy Carr Lane.

North Cave Bridleway No.2
Commences on the south-west side of Caves Bypass opposite Path No. 20 and leads southwards to Jarratt Hills. Known as South Ings Lane.

Commences at the junction of Path No. 5 and New Ings Road and leads southwards to the south-west corner of Brook Farm then south-eastwards to the railway. Known as Bull Ings Road.

Commences at the junction of paths Nos. 6 and 7 and leads southwards across the railway to the Howden Road about 270 yards west of the junction of Breck Lane.

Commences at the northern end of Crosslands Lane at the junction with Bridleway No.9 and Footpath No.12 and leads northerly to meet Bridleway No.40 on Dryham Lane

Commences at the end of Bridleway No.9 and leads eastwards to Townend Lane some 40 metres north of Townend Bridge.

Commences at the junction of The Outgang and New Road and leads southwards to the north west side of Caves Bypass. Known as South Ings Lane.

Commences on Mill Lane on the north side of the railway and leads north-easterly for some 500m turns north-north-westerly then east-north-easterly continuing north-north-westerly to Westgate

Commences in Church Street opposite the Church and leads southwards to Everthorpe Lane at a point about 330 yards east of the junction with Station Road. Known as Tithe-garth.

Commences in Church Street about 200 yards west of the church and leads northwards to Nordham at a point about 120 yards west of Church Lane.

Commences in Church Lane near the School and leads westwards to join path No. 25 at the Mill.

Commences at the junction of Stony Lane and Seavy Carr Lane and leads northwards to Black Dike at the Hotham parish boundary south of South Farm.

Commences at Mires Bridge and leads westerly past the junction of New Road and South Ings Lane to join Common Lane. Known as the Outgang.

Barmby on the Marsh Footpath No.4
Commences in Back Street, Barmby on the Marsh, at a point about 120 yards west of the junction of Marsh Lane and leads northwards to the south-east bank of the River Derwent. Known as Crickmere Path.

Barmby on the Marsh Footpath No.6
Commences at the west end of High Street, Barmby on the Marsh, and leads northwards to the Derwent Bank at Barmby Ferry. Known as Ferry Green.

Asselby Footpath No.2
Commences on the Barmby Marsh Road at a point immediately east of Asselby railway crossing and leads northwards to Asselby Marsh, to join path No. 3. Known as Marsh Lane.

Asselby Footpath No.3
Commences at the north end of path No. 2 (Marsh Lane) and leads in a north-westerly direction to the Barmby on the Marsh parish boundary.

Asselby BOAT No.5
Commences at the east end of Back Lane, Asselby, and leads southwards to the River Ouse at Asselby Landing. Known as Landing Lane.

Commences on Footpath No. 6 at Grid Reference SE 7288 3008 and leads south-easterly for some 330 metres then turns east-north-easterly along the northern side of the southern field boundary for some 270m to meet Footpath No. 8

Howden Footpath No.1
Commences on Station Road, Howden, about 150 yards north of South Howden Railway Bridge and leads westwards to Duck Swang Drain. Known as Paternester Bank.

Howden Footpath No.3
Commences at the west end of path No. 1 at Duck Swang Drain and leads northwards and then northwestwards to Barnhill Hall Lane and the Wressle parish boundary.

Howden Footpath No.4
Commences at the eastern end of path No. 5 at a point north of Barnhill Hall and leads in a mainly north easterly direction to join path No. 3 at the western corner of Woodcock Wood. Known as Barnhill Hall Lane.

Commences in Back of Treeton at a point about 100 yards east of the junction of Pinfold Street and leads in a southerly direction to Spinks Lane. Known as Sutton Cow Pasture Path.

Commences at a point opposite the junction of path No. 6 on Spinks Lane and leads southwards to Boothferry Road. Known as Over the Leas Path.

Commences at the Old Percy Arms, Booth, and leads along the north bank of the River Ouse to meet Kilpin Footpath No.10.

Kilpin Footpath No.10
Commences at the eastern end of Howden Footpath No.9 on the north bank of the River Ouse and leads northeasterly for some 30m continues northeasterly then easterly for some 175m
then continues easterly for some 110m to meet the maintainable highway near the Flood Gates at Bishop?s Staith.

Commences at Howdendyke and leads northwards to the junction of the Kilpin Road and Kilpin Pike Road at Elm Tree House.

Commences on Hull Road about 160 yards north of the junction of Flat Gate and leads northeastwards for about 250 yards Known as Scuttlecroft Lane.

Eastrington Bridleway No.1
Commences at Filbert Grove and leads southwards to Saltmarshe Grange. Known as Spendwood Lane.

Commences at Saltmarshe Grange and leads eastwards to Manor Farm. Known as Rudding Lane.

Commences on the Eastrington - Belby Road at a point east of Stone Bridge and leads northwards to Westfield Lane. Known as Burn's Lane.

Eastrington Footpath No.7
Commences on the Eastrington - Belby Road at a point about 180 yards north-east of its junction with the Hull - Selby Road and leads north-westwards across the railway to the Holme - Howden Road at Newfields. Known as Newfields

Commences on the south-east side of Holme - Howden Road approximately 330 yards south-west of Newfield Lane, and leads southwards to the north side of the Hull - Barnsley Railway at Lumby Lane crossing.

Commences in the centre of Eastrington village and leads southwards for about 300 yards. Known as Nanrock Lane.

Commences at the southern end of path No. 8 and leads southerly across the railway line to the Kilpin parish boundary.

Kilpin Bridleway No.3
Commences on the Kilpin Pike - Skelton Road at Ward's Staithe corner and leads eastwards to Kilpin village near the Old Methodist Chapel. Known as Back Lane.

Kilpin Bridleway No.4
Commences about midway along Back Lane (No. 3) and leads in a westerly direction to the Kilpin Pike - Skelton Road at Jenny Hudscroft Staithe. Known as Jenny Hudscroft. Lane.

Kilpin Bridleway No.5
Commences at Trandy Lane Bridge and leads eastwards along the north side of Balkholme Drain to Short Butts Bridge and northwards to the east end of the county road, Brow Lane. Known as Balkholme Broad Lane.

Kilpin Footpath No.7
Commences on the road leading south from Hazelcrofts Bridge to Saltmarshe Crossing about 90 yards south of the junction of path No. 6 and leads eastwards to the Laxton parish boundary.

Kilpin Footpath No.8
Commences on the south side of Goole Bridge and leads in a mainly south westerly direction along the bank of the River Ouse to Sandhall Point then south easterly to Goole point then north easterly to the Laxton parish boundary at

Commences at the western end of the layby opposite Belby House and leads in a mainly north westerly direction to the Eastrington parish boundary just south of Lumby Lane crossing. Known as Lumby Lane.

Commences on Mill Lane some 250m west of New Farm and leads southerly to the west of Carter's Plantation to the northern boundary of the M62 turns west-south-westerly for some 90m then south-south-easterly for some 65m through the subway under the M62
turning east-north-easterly for some 90m then continuing southerly to the west of Carter's Plantation to the Gilberdyke parish boundary. Known as Ings Lane.

Commences at a point on the north side of the railway to the east of Staddlethorpe Station and leads northwards to Scalby Lane near West Cottage. Known as Cockin's Bank.

Commences at the east end of Cheapsides Lane at Scalby and leads southwards to Scalby Lane.

Commences at the corner of the old road east of Gilberdyke Bridge and leads southwards across the rail-way to Bennetland Lane.

Commences at Bellasize Railway Crossing and leads south-wards to Bellasize Lane. Known as Green Lane.

Commences at the south end of Broad Lane and leads south-wards to the Hull - Selby Road.

Broomfleet Footpath No.7
Commences on Footpath No.1 at Grid Reference SE 8818 2685 and leads east-north-easterly for some 150m then north-easterly to the Broomfleet ? South Cave Road at the corner south of Towns Corner

Blacktoft Bridleway No.3
Commences at the river side west of Thornton Lands and leads along the east side of Scalby Warping Drain in a northerly direction for a distance of about 850 yards. Known as Bishopsoil Drain Road.

Blacktoft Bridleway No.5
Commences at the Vicarage gate at Blacktoft and leads northwards along the west side of Anserdam Drain to the east end of the Bellasize Road. Known as Anserdam Path.

Blacktoft Footpath No.4
Commences at Thornton House and leads along the east side of Bishopsoil Drain in a northerly direction to the railway at a point east of Staddlethorpe Station. Known as Bishopsoil Drain path.

Gowdall Footpath No.2
Footpath commencing at its junction with High Street Gowdall and proceeding in a southerly direction to Black Drain thence south eastward to its junction with Dorr Lane (Path No.1).

Gowdall Footpath No.5
Footpath commencing at its junction with Newby Lane County Road and proceeding in a south westerly direction to its junction with Gowdall Broach High Road.

Pollington Footpath No.1
Footpath commencing at its junction with Gowdall Broach (A.645) and leading south-westerly for some 65m to the northern boundary of the M62.

Snaith & Cowick Footpath No.2
Footpath commencing at its junction with Ings Road County Road and proceeding northward to its junction with Path No. 1 at Marsh Cottage.

Snaith & Cowick Footpath No.7
Footpath commencing at its junction with Market Place and proceeding northward to its junction with Mill Street.

Snaith & Cowick Footpath No.26
Footpath commences at the junction of Footpath No. 13 and Carr Lane and leads northerly to the west of Shearburn Plantation and then easterly through the northern boundary of the plantation
and then southerly and easterly around the highways depot to join Finnleys Lane.

Footpath commences at the eastern end of Pollington Footpath No. 3 and leads easterly to join Footpath No. 13.

Pollington Footpath No.5
Footpath commencing at the Balne Parish Boundary and proceeding northward to its junction with Path No.4.

Pollington Footpath No.6
Footpath commencing at its junction with Main Street, Pollington opposite Village Cash Stores and proceeding southward via Manor House and the Canal to Balne Parish Boundary near Crow Wood.

Footpath known as Berridge Lane commencing at its junction with Long Lane and leads easterly for some 465m then continues easterly to meet Snaith Footpath No. 29.

Footpath along Carr Lane and Hag Lane commencing at its junction with Finnley's Lane County Road and proceeding westward and southward to its junction with Balne Crofts Lane (Route No.20).

Footpath commences on Crow Croft Lane and leads north-easterly for some 215m along Balne Croft Lane to join Snaith Footpath No. 20.

Footpath known as Garth Sty commencing at Main Street West Cowick and proceeding northward to its junction with Back Lane County Road.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Path No. 3 and proceeding eastward to its junction with Ings Lane thence continuing eastward along Ings Lane and southward to East Cowick.

Footpath known as Riverside commencing at its junction with the County Road at Marsh Cottage and proceeding in an easterly direction along the south bank of the River Aire to the Rawcliffe Parish Boundary.

Rawcliffe Footpath No.2
Footpath commencing at its junction with River Side and West End County Road and proceeding in a westerly, southerly and thence easterly direction along Field Lane to its junction with Bell Lane County Road.

Rawcliffe Footpath No.4
Footpath commencing at its junction with Path No. 2 and proceeding northward thence eastward to the River Aire.

Rawcliffe Footpath No.5
Footpath known as Churchyard Path commencing at its junction with Route A.614 and proceeding southward by the Church to its junction with Back Lane County Road.

Footpath known as Post Office Twitchell commencing at its junction with Route A.614 and proceeding northward to the River Aire.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Route A.614 and proceeding southward to its junction with the County Road at the Village Green.

Rawcliffe Footpath No.2a
Footpath commencing at its junction with River Side and West End County Road and proceeding in a northerly direction to its junction with Path No. 13.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Station Road County Road and proceeding in a south westerly direction to its junction with Path No. 9.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Route A.614 and proceeding eastward to its junction with Station Road County Road.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Ridding Lane (Path No. 10) and proceeding in a south westerly direction for some 685 metres and then runs westerly for some 140 metres to join Mill Lane

Footpath commencing on Field Lane where it joins Footpath No. 2 at Grid Reference SE 6766 2305 and leads west-south-westerly for some 260 metres to the eastern end of Footpath No. 18 at Grid Reference SE 6744 2295
then continues south-south-easterly for some 115 metres to join Footpath No. 13 on the bank of the River Aire at Grid Reference SE 6746 2284

Footpath commencing on Footpath No. 13 on the bank of the River Aire at Grid Reference SE 6733 2296 and leads east-south-easterly for some 110 metres to join Footpath No. 17 at Grid Reference SE 6744 2295

Footpath commencing at its junction with the County Road at The Green, Rawcliffe and proceeding southward to its junction with Ridding Lane (Path No. 10) thence in a south easterly direction to its junction with Station Road

Footpath commencing at its junction with Dobellar Lane County Road and proceeding in a south easterly direction to Dobellar Farm.

Footpath known as Moor Lane commencing at its junction with the County Road at New Row Cottages at Rawcliffe Bridge and proceeding in a southerly and south easterly direction to Creyke's Sidings at Rawcliffe Moor.

Goole Footpath No.9
Footpath commences at the southern boundary of the M62 at Grid Reference SE 7277 2434 and leads southerly for some 570m to Rawcliffe Road between Ranfurleigh and Newholme (Known as Parsons Lane).

Hook Footpath No.5
Footpath along Carr Lane leading from Thorntree Lane and proceeding westward to Hook Carr

Goole Footpath No.1
Footpath commencing at the west end of Stanhope Street and terminating at the footbridge over the Railway near Jefferson Street.

Hook Footpath No.1
Footpath from junction with Springbalk Lane eastward to Mad Dog Lane and thence eastward to junction with High Street Hook.

Former Parish of Adlingfleet Bridleway No.2
Bridleroad along Common Lane commencing at its junction with Cow Lane (Path No. 1) and proceeding in a south westerly direction to its junction with King's Causeway County Road A.161 at Adlingfleet Common

Former Parish of Adlingfleet Bridleway No.1
Bridleroad along Cow Lane commencing at its junction with the County Road at Adlingfleet and proceeding in a westerly thence south westerly direction finally turning westward to the Ousefleet Parish Boundary at Keeper's Lodge.

Former Parish of Adlingfleet Bridleway No.3
Bridleroad commencing at its junction with Cow Lane at Broadmarsh Well and proceeding southward to the Fockerby Parish Boundary.

Reedness Footpath No.1
Footpath known as Kingdom Lane used as a public path commencing at High Street and proceeding in a north easterly direction to the southern bank of the River Ouse.

Swinefleet Footpath No.1
Footpath commencing at Low Street between Nos.10 and 12 opposite West Side of School proceeding north westerly to High Street.

Swinefleet Footpath No.2
Footpath commencing at Low Street between Nos.16 and 18 opposite East Side of School and proceeding north westerly to High Street.

Goole Footpath No.2
Footpath along road known as "Millhouse Lane" commencing at the junction of Hook Road and Millhouse Lane and proceeding along Millhouse Lane to the Goole Borough Boundary on the west side of the Railway.

Hook Footpath No.8
Footpath along Balk Lane commencing at its junction with High Street, Hook and proceeding in a westerly direction to its junction with Southfield Lane (Path No.2)

Footpath commencing on Footpath No.2 at the front of 22 Wentworth Drive and leading north-north-easterly along Montrose Drive to the west side of No.36
then continues north-north-easterly to meet Hook Footpath No.2 on the northern side of the Railway Bridge.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Westfield Lane and proceeding in a southerly direction to the Boundary with the Municipal Borough of Goole.

Bishop Burton Bridleway No.1
Commences at the western boundary of Wellfield Plantation on Rakes Lane and leads in the north-westerly direction and then in a westerly direction to the Newbald parish boundary where it joins bridleway No. 9.

Brantingham Footpath No.3
Commences at a point on Spout Hill at the entrance to the drive to Brantingham Wold Farm and leads north westwards along this drive for a distance of approximately 240 mts thence south westwards and north westwards to a point in
Wandhills Plantation about 250 mts south west of the farm.

Commences at Brough Haven and leads in a south-easterly direction along the Humber Bank to the parish boundary at Welton Bank Clough where it meets footpath No. 19. Known as Humber Bank.

Commences on the north side of Ripplingham Road, Kirkella approximately 350 mts east of Elverley Drive and leads northwards to Great Gutter Lane at a point 70 mts east of the entrance to 'Rawdales'.

Commences at Station Mills at the west side of the railway about 50 mts south of Northgate, Cottingham and leads in a south westerly direction along Creyke Beck to meet Canongate.

Commences at a point opposite Scorborough Gatehouse and leads in a south-easterly direction to Decoy Cottage. It continues in the same direction alongside the railway line then along the northbank of Catchwater Drain to the road

Commences on the north side of Arram Beck where it meets the River Hull and leads northerly for some 85m continues northerly along the east bank of the Beverley-Barmston Drain to meet Footpath No.?s 30 and 33.

Commences at the northern end of Tickton Bridleway No. 11 and leads northerly and north-westerly along the east bank of the Beverley-Barmston Drain to Grid Reference TA 0487 4383 continues north-westerly for some 260m
to join Bridleway No. 25 and Footpath No. 26

Leven Footpath No.6
Commences at the western end of Leven Canal and leads in a northerly direction along the east bank of the River Hull to the Brandesburton parish boundary at Baswick Steer.

Commences at the footbridge on path No. 3 south-east of Coney Hill and leads southwards to the Leconfield parish boundary at a point north-west of Gommery Hall Farm where it meets footpath No. 7.

Lockington Bridleway No.10
Commences on Bracken Road about 450 mts north of Moor Bridge and leads eastwards by the south side of Moorfield Farm to and across Bealey's Lane to the Leconfield parish boundary where it meets bridleway No. 2.

Swanland Footpath No.2
Commences at the North Ferriby parish boundary on footpath No. 2 and leads in an easterly direction along the Humber Bank to the parish boundary with Hessle. Known as Humber Bank.

Rowley Footpath No.9
Commences at a point north of the south-west corner of the Bentley-Walkington Road and leads in a westerly direction by the south side of Sodwall and Silver Fir Plantations to a point on Park Lane opposite Risby Park Farm.

Commences at the northern end of path No. 11 and leads in a mainly north-easterly direction along Hunsley Dale then north-westerly and mainly north-easterly to Brick Dike Lane at a point opposite the drive to Hunsley House.

Commnences on the southern side of Annie Med Lane approximately 45 mts south west of the southern end of West Hall Garth and leads in a generally southerly direction across Caves Bypass to Norfolk Bank Lane.

Commences at a point on Beverley Road and leads in a south-easterly direction through Great Wold Plantation and then north-easterly by the northern side of Watery Dyke Belt, thence eastwards to the South Cave-Riplingham Road.

Commences at a point on the Beverley-Hull Bridge Road approximately 170 mts south-west of the entrance to Storkhill Farm and leads in a southerly direction to the Beverley borough boundary on Swinemoor.

Commences at B.R. No. 5 and leads in a westerly direction to the east and south of Corporation Farm thence in a southerly direction to Weel village.

Commences in Northgate opposite the junction of Manor House Lane and leads in a mainly south easterly direction for a distance of approximately 320 mts thence southwards north of The Mere, thence round the eastern side of The Mere

Commences on Burton Gates south of the junction of Isbel Lane and leads in an easterly then northerly direction to Walkington Mill.

Commences at All Saints Church and leads in an easterly direction to the Bentley Road, and in a northerly direction to Crake Wells, and also in a northerly direction to the eastern end of Meadows Way.

Wawne Bridleway No.10
Commences at the eastern end of Fairholme Lane (Bargate Lane) and leads in a mainly north easterly direction to the Swine parish boundary. Known as Common Lane.

Commences at West Clough Jetty on the River Humber Bank and leads northerly then easterly and then northerly again to the north side of the railway to join Gibson Lane South.

Welton Bridleway No.17
Commences at the northern end of a County road opposite Little Wauldby and leads in a mainly northerly direction to its junction with B.R. No. 16 at Wauldby Scroggs.

Swanland Bridleway No.1
Commences at a point on Swanland Dale between Swanland Field and Trinity House Farm and leads in a north-westerly direction to and along the Welton parish boundary to the Skidby parish boundary where it joins bridleway No. 14.

Rowley Bridleway No.7
Commences on Dunflat Road, Risby opposite Fish Pond Wood, and leads in a southerly direction to Old Gate at the Skidby parish boundary where it meets bridleway No. 4.

Thwing & Octon Footpath No.2
Commences at Octon and leads in a north easterly direction to the Thwing Road at The Keld.

Barmston Footpath No.3
Commences at the Fraisthorpe road 80 m west of the junction and leads in a southerly direction to the junction with Barmston main street at a point opposite the Rectory.

Burton Agnes Bridleway No.5
Commences in Gransmoor village at a point approximately 170 m east of the Methodist Chapel and leads mainly north eastwards towards Fourth Farm and then mainly northwards to the Keepers Lodge continuing westwards past Woodside
Farm to the Burton Agnes road opposite the Turtle Hill entrance.

Kelk Footpath No.1
Commences at the corner near the Methodist Chapel at Little Kelk and leads in a north-westerly direction to a point south east of Lowthorpe Station.

Commences at a Lowthorpe Vicarage on the Ruston Parva Road and leads in a south-westerly direction to Brickyard Road.

Nafferton Bridleway No.5
Commences on Houndale Lane and leads in a north-westerly direction past the south and west sides of Great Houndale to a point approximately 420 m south east of Kendale - Pockthorpe Road.

Commences at the corner near the chalk pit on the road leading north-ward from Cross Trods and leads in a north-easterly direction to Great Kendale then northerly to the corner of High Peter Lane.

Garton on the Wolds Bridleway No.2
Commences on Bridleway No.1 at Grid Reference SE 9553 5984 and leads north-westerly for some 600 metres to join Wetwang Bridleway No.7

Commences at the south side of the road bridge and leads in a southerly direction along the east bank of the River Derwent to the Catton parish boundary to meet footpath No.1.

Commences at the east end of the lane leading from Burtonfields Hall and leads east to the west side of Low Burtonfields Farm then southwards to Moor Lane.

Bishop Wilton Bridleway No.9
Commences at the west end of Ings Lane and leads eastwards to the west end of the county maintained section of Ings Lane.

Commences at the vicarage on Garrowby Road and leads south westwards to Thorny Lane.

Commences on Pasture Dale Road at the Huggate parish boundary and runs generally in a northerly direction through Tundale and Great Plantation to Waterman Hole on the Huggate parish boundary.

Skerne & Wansford Bridleway No.3
Commences on the Skerne - Driffield Road and leads in a south easterly direction by the west side of Skerne Grange to the Skerne - Hutton Cranswick Road.

Commences at Skerne Village south east of the Church Farm and leads in an easterly direction to the north west corner of the plantation then in a southerly direction to Cleaves Farm.

Commences at the south side of Manor House Road opposite the entrance to Dringhoe Manor Farm and leads generally southwards to a point approximately 90 m east of Dringhoe Hall and then onto the Skipsea - Beeford road south of

Commences at Bail Gate on the Beeford - Skipsea Road B1249 at Skipsea Brough and leads in a northerly direction along Bail Bottom to Stenish Bridge at the parish boundary to join footpath No.3.

Commences on the footbridge on No.13 and leads in a northerly direction for about 500 m westerly for about 300 m then north-easterly for approximately 900 m to the parish boundary to meet footpath No.17.

Commences at the east end of The Avenue and leads in an easterly direction for a distance of 170 m and then leads north to Swinekeld at the Hutton Cranswick parish boundary where it joins footpath No.17.

Warter Footpath No.8
Commences on the Warter - North Dalton road at the west end of Townend Wood and leads in a generally southerly direction along the field headlands to a minor road north of Farberry Garth Farm.

Commences on the Melbourne-York Road and leads northwards by the east side of Westfield House across the Pocklington Canal by a footbridge to the Thornton parish boundary at The Beck.

Londesborough Footpath No.1
Commences on the Shiptonthorpe parish boundary and leads north east then runs along the east side of Oxclose Wood and on to the Londesborough - Market Weighton Road.

Londesborough Footpath No.3
Commences on footpath No.2 and leads in an easterly direction through the Park then south along Easthorpe Farm road to the A163 road.

Sancton Bridleway No.9
Commences on Hessle Skew Lane 420 m south of Hessle Skew Farm and leads in a generally easterly direction to the Newbald parish boundary.

Sancton Bridleway No.5
Commences at the south end of Hessleskew Lane at Stray Pond and leads southwards to Gare Gate at the Newbald parish boundary. Known as Gree Lane.

Commences on the Market weighton - Cliffe Road at the south side of Crossfield Farm and leads in an easterly direction then in a southerly direction to the Sancton parish boundary to join footpath No.7.

Commences at South End at a point south of the Black Horse public house and leads in a southerly direction via Lady Well to the bridge across the River Foulness at the Holme on Spalding Moor parish boundary.

Commences on footpath 4 south west of Manor House Farm and leads south then southwest across West Field to Fosses Farm.

South Cliffe Footpath No.3
Commences at the western end of a short county road in South Cliffe and leads in a mainly south westerly direction to and across Pollard Drain then mainly southwards for a distance of 350 m then mainly westerly to Carr Farm
then continues westerly for some 693m to and across Suehead Drain then southerly for some 258m to join Holme on Spalding Moor Footpath No.25.*

Commences on Footpath No.3 at Carr Farm and leads southerly for some 252m
then continues easterly and southerly past Duck Nest to join Hotham Bridleway No.6.

Bugthorpe Footpath No.5
Leads from Howe Lane at the bend north of Pasture House and leads eastwards to the Kirby Underdale parish boundary to join Footpath No 1.

Everingham Footpath No.12
Commences at Baulker Farm, Everingham and leads westerly to the Baulker Drain then south westerly along the western bank of the drain to the Seaton Ross parish boundary to join path No.11.

Warter Footpath No.7
Commences on the Warter - Pocklington road at the west of Newcote Cottages and leads in a northerly then westerly direction past Newcote Farm to the minor road.

Huggate Bridleway No.11
Commences at the Millington parish boundary on Footpath No 6, Warter, and leads in an easterly direction along the Warter parish boundary to Cobdale Lane at Cobdale Cottages.

Huggate Bridleway No.1
Commences at the Millington parish boundary at the south-west corner of Jessop's Plantation and leads eastwards along the southern edge of the plantation and then north up the side of the plantation then parallel to Huggate

Langtoft Bridleway No.2
Commences on Malton Gate and leads northwards along Bridge Gate to the Sledmere - Bridlington Road at a point 60 m west of the entrance to Weaverthorpe Ling Farm.

Cottam Bridleway No.4
Commences on Driffield Road at Garton Bottom and leads east-north-easterly for some 3060 metres to join York Road some 620 metres west of its junction with Driffield Road (B1249).

Commences at Cawkeld and leads in a north-easterly direction to the county road leading to Burn Butts.

Commences at a point opposite Ulrome Grange on the Lissett Road B1242 and leads in a south westerly direction to the parish boundary at Skipsea Drain.

Commences on the A166 at White Cross and leads in a southerly direction to join B.R. 1.

Full Sutton Footpath No.2
Commences at the north end of Hatkill Lane and leads north eastwards to the Bishop Wilton parish boundary to join footpath No.2. Known as Hobart Lane.

Tibthorpe Bridleway No.5
Commences at the north eastern end of path No.5 in Kirkburn parish and leads in an easterly direction along the parish boundary to the Kirkburn parish boundary.

Kirkburn Bridleway No.5
Commences at the Tibthorpe parish boundary on bridleway No.2 and leads eastwards along the northern edge of Low Wood and northwards back to the Tibthorpe parish boundary to join bridleway No.5.

Newton on Derwent Footpath No.1
Commences at the northern end of Barmby Moor Footpath No.4 and leads northerly for some 290m to join Sand Lane.

Barmby Moor Footpath No.4
Commences on the northeastern side of Hull Road (A1079) opposite Footpath No.3 and leads east-north-easterly to join Newton on Derwent Footpath No.1.

Commences on Carr Lane south of Throstle Nest Farm and leads in a north west and west direction to meet footpath No.12.

The path known as Skidby Carr Lane which is approximately 1650 metres long and of a minimum width of 1.25 metres commencing at a point at the western end of the former section of Dunswell Lane and leading in a northerly direction for 30 metres to a point
on the western side of Skidby Carr House and then in an easterly direction along the track known as Skidby Carr Lane to join the Beverley/Hull Road.

Skidby Bridleway No.20
Commences at the eastern end of Mill Road and leads east-northeasterly for some 70m across the bridge over the A164 to join the western end of Keldgate Road.

Elloughton Bridleway and Footpath No.3
Commences at Ings Bridge and leads in easterly direction to the Welton parish boundary where it meets footpath No. 4. Known as Ings Ln.

The footpath commences at the north end of Brockenhurst Avenue and proceeds in a northerly direction between boundary fences of Nos. 47 and 52 Brockenhurst Avenue for a distance of some 28 metres onto Appletree Walk,

Commences some 36m north of Redcliff Road and leads northerly for some 105m across the bridge over Clive Sullivan Way (A63) and the railway to Station Road opposite No. 92.

Commences on Ferry Road opposite No. 34 and leads south-south-westerly for some 250m over the railway and Clive Sullivan Way (A63) to Livingstone Road.

Welton Bridleway and Footpath No.16
Commences on the Riplingham-Welton Road at the west end of Bottom Plantation and leads in a mainly easterly direction to and along Low Road by Wauldby Scroggs then along the north and east boundaries of Nut Wood to the Swanland parish boundary at Raywell

Commences on Chapel Street opposite Number 7 and leads easterly for some 51 metres to High Street opposite Number 1 Ogle Cottages

Huggate Bridleway and Footpath No.2
Commences as a bridleway at the east end of Pasture Dale on Pocklington Lane and leads northwards to York Lane. It changes to footpath and goes straight ahead to a point about 250 mts north-west of Glebe Farm, then north-west to the top of Horse Dale,
then south-west for about 200 mts. It changes to bridleway and leads across West Lands in a generally north-westerly direction to the Huggate-Thixendale road about 30

Skerne & Wansford Bridleway and Footpath No.9
Commences at Cleaves Farm and leads north then north east to the junction of path No 8 then continues through Copper Hall and still in a north-easterly direction to a point west of Snakeholme Bridge and then leads north west to Wansford Bridge.

Millington Bridleway and Footpath No.3
Commences at the south end of Green Balk and leads in a southerly direction along Thieves' Sty to cross the Millington Dale Road and join footpath No 6 at the Warter parish boundary.

Commences on the north-east side of 21 Stewart Court and leads west-north-westerly between 22 and 25 for some 25 metres then westerly for some 6 metres to the Fire Station Access Road
recommences on the south side of Station Road adjacent to No. 12 and leads south-westerly to Cemetery Lane.

Commences on the Leven - Bridlington Road (A.165) approximately 450 metres north of Starr Carr Bridge and leads westwards for approximately 1160 metres along Heigholme Lane, thence south south-easterly for approximately 20 metres to the
footbridge at the Leven Parish Boundary.

Footpath commences at its junction with Between Rivers Lane County Road and leads easterly to the Wharfe Newbridge at the County Road.

Footpath commences from the Snaith-Pollington County Road and leading south-easterly for some 825 metres to a point on the north side of the M62 motorway
and then leads easterly along the north side of the motorway to join Finnleys Lane

Footpath along Bourne Mill Balk commencing at its junction with the Snaith and Pollington County Road at Cross Hill and leads southerly to meet Footpath No. 22 north of the M62 Motorway.

The path is approximately 220 metres long and of a minimum width of 1.25 metres. It leads north-west from a gate leading into Field 0064 from the county road just west of Hall Garth Farm along the north section of that field into field 0068 to the
south bank of the Pocklington Canal adjacent to Cottingwith Lock.

Leads from the southern end of Aire Street over Lowther Bridge around the western side of Nos. 40-38 Sheds to Ocean Lock then continuing over Ocean Lock along the Quayside westwards for approximately 70 metres then turning southwards to join

Twin Rivers Bridleway No. 3
Bridleway commencing at the northern end of Bridleway No.4 and leading westerly along the southern side of Adlingfleet Drain to Hoggard Lane Bridge.

Twin Rivers Bridleway No. 4
Bridleway commencing at Garthorpe Grange and leading northerly along Ings Lane to meet Bridleway No.3.

Airmyn Footpath No.4
Footpath commencing at Rawcliffe Parish Boundary at Key Clough and proceeding eastward along the bank of the River Aire to Airmyn and thence northward to Aire Mouth and eastward to the Hook Parish Boundary at Hook Clough.

Airmyn Footpath No.2
Commences at its junction with Footpath No. 1 and leads southerly for some 490m to the northern boundary of the M62 (Known as Parsons Lane).

Airmyn Footpath No.1
Commences on High Street and leads south-easterly for some 255m along The Crossings and Airmyn Crossings continues south-easterly for some 515m along Airmyn Crossings then turns north-easterly for some 250m
to join Boothferry Road (A614) at Grid Reference SE 7330 2501

Footpath commencing at its junction with Gowdall Lane County Road adjoining Mandrake House and proceeding southerly for some 125 metres then west-south-westerly for some 40 metres continuing westerly for some 93 metres
then westerly to the southwest corner of 12 Yarburgh Close continuing westerly for some 52 metres to the southern end of Footpath No.34
then westerly to meet Gowdall Footpath No. 8

Footpath commences on Long Lane and leads northerly for some 45m then turns westerly along the southern boundary of the M62 to join Snaith Road.

Newport Footpath No.8
Commences at the northern end of Canal Side West and leads north-north-westerly for some 55 metres under the M62 to meet Canal Side West north of the motorway.

Newport Footpath No.9
Commences at the northern end of Canal Side East and leads north-north-westerly for some 55 metres under the M62 to meet Canal Side East north of the motorway.

Commences on the south side of Main Road at Newport and leads south-south-easterly on the eastern side of the Market Weighton canal to meet Broomfleet Footpath No.10.

Broomfleet Footpath No.10
Commences on Newport Footpath No.7 and leads south-south-easterly along the eastern side of the Market Weighton Canal under the railway line to meet Bridleway No.3 at Weighton Lock.

Humbleton Footpath No.2
Commences at the Sproatley parish boundary where it joins Sproatley, Footpath No. 2 at Glebelands Farm and leads in a north-easterly direction for approximately 12 metres to join Humbleton, Bridleway No. 1.

Humbleton Bridleway No.1
Commences at the Sproatley parish boundary where it joins Sproatley, Bridleway No. 3 at Glebelands Farm and leads in a south-easterly direction for approximately 190 metres to join Sproatley, Bridleway No. 10 at the parish boundary.

Skerne & Wansford Footpath No.11
Commences from Driffield Road, Wansford at Whinhill Lock crossing the west side of the vehicle bridge and turning north-west along the southern bank of the Driffield Canal along the boundary of the Trout Farm to the Driffield parish boundary
approximately 75 metres north-west of Whinhill Lock

Commences from the end of the adopted extent of Riverside, following the old public cart road in a south-easterly direction through the curtilages of Lock View and Sedgefield then continuing in a generally easterly direction alongside the Driffield Canal
2 metres from the bank top to the Skerne and Wansford parish boundary approximately 75 metres north-west of Whinhill Lock.

Twin Rivers Footpath No. 1
Footpath commencing at the southern end of Horseshoe Lane and leading northerly along the lane then turning easterly and then southerly along the top of the flood bank then westerly along the southern side of Adlingfleet Drain to meet Bridleway No.3.

Footpath known as Flood Bank commencing at its junction with Carlton-Snaith County Road and proceeding westward along the south bank of the River Aire to Pickhill Bank thence southward to its junction with Gowdall Road County

Commences on Footpath No.15 and leads northerly for some 75 metres to join Gowdall Footpath No.7.

Footpath commences on the west side of No. 9 South Parkway and leads southerly for some 1015 metres to join Footpath No. 22 on the north side of the M62 Motorway

Footpath commences on Carr Lane at Grid Reference SE 6465 2045 and leads easterly for some 340 metres to join Footpath No. 16.

Footpath commences on the east side of Finnleys Lane at Grid Reference SE 6485 2098 and leads southerly then east-south-easterly along the north side of the M62 slip-road and Motorway
and then north-easterly to follow Little London Lane to the north of Woodland View

Footpath commences on the north side of the M62 Motorway at Grid Reference SE 6634 2087 and leads northerly for some 160 metres to Dowsons Lane at Grid Reference SE 6637 2103.

Footpath commences at its junction with Between Rivers Lane County Road and leads northerly for some 1010 metres to a point on Footpath No. 28 on the south side of the M62 motorway

Footpath commences on Back Lane and follows the track southerly across the bridge over the M62 motorway and then leads easterly along the southern boundary of the M62 Motorway to join Between Rivers Lane at Grid Reference SE 6656 2082.

Footpath commences at its junction with the County Road at New Bridge and leads south-easterly to the west side of the M18 motorway
and then northerly for some 240 metres to join Greenland Lane.

Lockington Bridleway No.1
Commences at the south end of Bealey's Lane and leads in a south-easterly direction to the footbridge at the Leconfield parish boundary where it meets bridleway No. 8.

Footpath commences on the eastern end of Pollington Footpath No. 8 and leads south-easterly for some 620 metres along Balne Croft Lane
and then easterly along the northern bank of the Aire and Calder Navigation to meet Footpath No. 13

North Cave Footpath No. 7
Commences at the south-west corner of Brook Farm and leads eastwards and southwards to join path No. 6 at the railway.

Paull Footpath No.7
Commences on Footpath No. 6 some 810m SE of the Lighthouse near Town End Road, Paull, and leads in a SE direction for some 100m to the foreshore where it terminates.

Commences at the Lighthouse at the western end of Town End Road, Paull and leads generally SE for some 810m along the River Humber Bank, then generally ESE away from the Humber to an access track and continues NE along the track for some 398m where it
joins the realigned floodbank. It follows the top of this bank in a SE direction for some 430m before going down the bank in an ESE direction to join Footpath No.1.
It continues up the slope in a SSE direction to the top of the floodbank and continues along the bank top in a SE, then SW, then SE and then WSW direction to the River Humber Bank. It continues SE along the bank top to the Sunk Island parish boundary at

Gowdall Footpath No.8
Footpath commencing at its junction with Path No.1.and proceedings in an easterly direction to the boundary with the Parish of Snaith and Cowick.

Footpath known as Dorr Lane, leads south from Gowdall Lane over the railway line to its junction with Footpath 8 and Footpath 1.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Road A.645 near the Snaith Parish Boundary and proceedings in a north easterly direction to its junction with Path No.8.

Broomfleet Bridleway No.3
Commences at the west end of Broomfleet Village at the junction of Sleights Lane and Lantern Lane and leads southwards for some 560m and continues south-easterly for some 40m and then south-westerly for some 1035m to the east of Weighton Lock*

Holme on Spalding Moor BOAT No.18
Commences on Baileywood Lane (Argham Lane) about 270 yards east of Wood House and leads in a south easterly direction to the Holme - Howden Road. Known as Short Drain Lane.

Twin Rivers Footpath No. 5
Footpath commencing at the north side of Main Street at Whitgift Clough and runs easterly along the northern side of Main Street for some 185 metres and then continues northerly for some 35 metres to the bank of the River Ouse
and then leads along the floodbank north-easterly and then south-easterly for some 3,340 metres to meet Footpath No.1 at Horseshoe Lane.

Footpath commencing at the southern boundary of the M62 and leading south-westerly for some 330m along the southern side of the Heck Parish Boundary to the County Boundary.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Gowdall Lane and leads north-easterly to the southwestern boundary of Snaith Road and recommences on the northern boundary and leads north-easterly to meet Footpath No. 9.

Footpath commences at Greenland Lane and leads southerly along the east side of the M18 Motorway to New Greenland Farm
then around the southern side of the farm and turns easterly to Johnny Moor Long Lane

Commences on Rawcliffe Footpath No.14 and leads easterly for some 35 metres to join Airmyn Footpath No.4.

Commences at Bloom Hill and leads westwards via the south side of Barmby Grange to the Spaldington parish boundary.

Burton Pidsea Bridleway No.10
Starts on Carr Lane at the southern terminus of Footpath No.3 and leads along Carr Lane (Track) to the western terminus of Footpath No.8 then continues generally south-south-east along the field headlands to join a farm track leading generally SW by W to
the southern end of Carr Road then north along Carr Road to terminate at the north-west corner of Elmtree Farm.

Garthorpe Bridleway No. 1

Twin Rivers Footpath No. 2
Footpath commencing on Footpath No.1 and leading southerly along the east side of the drain then westerly to Garthorpe Grange.

Commences on Bridleway No.12 and leads west-south-westerly for some 25 metres up the embankment to the east side of Thimblehall Lane.

Commences on Bridleway No.1 and leads east-north-easterly for some 25 metres up the embankment to the west side of Thimblehall Lane.

Commences at the Half Moon Inn and leads in a southerly direction to Breighton Landing at the west end of Ferry Lane.

Commences at the Half Moon Inn and leads eastwards to the Breighton Road at Briggs Lane.

Commences at the east gate of Bubwith Churchyard and leads south to the River Derwent bank then along the east bank of the river southwards across the railway to the Half Moon Inn. Known as River Bank Path.

Commences on path No. 15 at a point about 200 yards north of Poplar Farm and leads eastwards to the Bubwith - Willitoft Road at the north end of Willitoft.

Commences on the Willitoft Road at a point about 270 yards west of Oak Cottages and leads southwards via Poplar Farm then eastwards and southwards to Wood Lane at the bend about 80 yards north of the Spaldington parish boundary.

Barmby on the Marsh Bridleway No.5
Commences at the Asselby parish boundary south of Loft-some Bridge and leads in a southerly direction to the Asselby parish boundary. Known as Asselby and Loftsome Bridge Bridle Path.

Hotham Bridleway No.2
Commences at the north end of Cliffe Road and leads east-wards to the north end of Cliffe Dales Road.

Barmby on the Marsh Footpath No.2
Commences at the County Boundary north of the Tidal Barage and leads southerly then turns east-south-easterly across the Lock for some 90m to meet Footpath No.1 then turns southerly then east-south-easterly looping northerly to Main Street
and returning west of Ferry Cottage and then continues along the northern bank of the River Ouse to meet Footpath No.3 at the former Ouse Railway Bridge.

Laxton Footpath No.2
Commences near Metham Cottages at the west side of Greenock Goit west of Yokefleet village and leads in a south-westerly and westerly direction to Metham Drain Road.

Laxton Bridleway No.3
Commences at Metham Clough on the River Ouse bank and leads north-wards past the east side of Waterside House then westwards to and along Ferry Lane, northwards to the south end of Cotness Lane and westwards via Cotness Bridge to
the south end of Mill Lane at Saltmarshe.

Laxton Bridleway No.4
Commences at a point on Ferry Lane at the west side of Cotness Drain and leads in a southerly direction to Cotness Clough and the River Ouse.

Laxton Footpath No.6
Commences at the eastern end of a County Road in Saltmarshe near the site of the Plough Inn and leads along the northern bank of the River Ouse to the Blacktoft parish boundary at Warping Clough.

Foggathorpe Footpath No.2
Commences at Foggathorpe House and leads eastwards to Willow Farm.

Foggathorpe Footpath No.4
Commences on footpath No. 3 and leads eastwards to Foggathorpe Grange.

Blacktoft Bridleway No.1
Commences at the Broomfleet parish boundary at Weighton Lock and leads in a south-westerly direction along the River Humber Bank to the south end of the private road leading to Faxfleet Hall. Known as Faxfleet Grange Road.

Leads from the south end of Faxfleet Lane southwards to the Humber bank at the Parish Landing. Known as Faxfleet Parish Landing Road.

Blacktoft Footpath No.8
Commences at Faxfleet Landing at the southern end of Bridleway No.2 and leads westerly along the northern bank of the River Ouse to Blacktoft Village some 14m west of the Hope and Anchor Public House
then continues along the floodbank for some 220m to meet Footpath No.9

Blacktoft Footpath No.10
Commences on the southern side of Blacktoft Lane opposite its junction with Sparrow Croft Lane and leads southerly for some 135m to meet Footpath No.8 on the northern bank of the River Ouse

Commences at the northern end of path No. 2 and leads in a north westerly direction on the east side of Delph Drain and over the Bishopsoil Drain to the southern bank of the River Foulness.

Seaton Ross Bridleway No.16
Commences at the eastern end of Holme on Spalding Moor Bridleway No. 26 and leads east-north-easterly for some 345m to join Holme on Spalding Moor No. 27.

Seaton Ross Bridleway No.15
Commences on the A163 at Lincoln Flats and leads northerly for some 10 metres and then east-north-easterly for some 1032 metres and continues east-north-easterly for some 8m to join Holme on Spalding Moor Bridleway No. 26.

Commences on the York - Hull Road at Bridge Farm Wilberfoss and leads southwards past Cob Flat and continues southwards to Carr Lane at a point about 300 m west of Carr Farm.

Commences at Wauldby Scrogs on B.R. No. 17 and leads in a north easterly direction along the southern edge of Nut Wood to the Swanland parish boundary at Raywell Lane.

Commences on Northfield Road south of Birk Lane Bridge and leads east-north-easterly along the southern side of Birk Lane Drain to meet Ellerton Footpath No. 2.

Catwick Footpath No.9
Starts at the gateway in field 0543 in Main Street and leads in a southerly direction to the north western corner of St Michael's Church and along a grassed track to Church Lane.

Barmby Moor Footpath No.1
Commences on the west side of Hodstow Lane some 300m north-east of its junction with the A1079 and leads west-north-westerly for some 70m then northerly for some 360m then north-easterly for some 275m
turning north-westerly for some 50m then north-easterly again for some 200m then north-north-westerly for some 310m to Barmby Road

Commences on the north side of Rawcliffe Road (A614) opposite Sutton Lodge Farm and leads east-north-easterly for some 155m continues east-north-easterly for some 120m to the north-east corner of the field then southerly along its eastern boundary
for some 35 metres then turns east-north-easterly for some 20m to the southern boundary of Drax Road (A645) recommences
at the northern boundary and continues in the same direction for some 500m then easterly along the northern side of the ditch for some 255m turning northerly for some 255m then east-north-easterly along the north side of Township Drain for some
445m turning northerly along the western boundary of the field for some 310m then east-south-easterly along the northern side of the field for some 50m and then northwards along the western field boundary for some 230m to Grid Reference SE 7142 2512

Commences on Station Road some 385m south of Howden station and leads north-westerly to and across the railway
turns westerly for some 220m then north-north-easterly then northerly then north-easterly for some 515m along the field edge to join Brind Lane*.

Commences on Brind Lane east of Orchard Farm and leads south-south-easterly across the field then continues along the western boundary of the field edge to join Howden Footpath No. 13.

Commences at the footbridge on path No. 1 and leads south-wards to join the Selby Road at the Selby Road Railway Crossing.

Commences at Mires Bridge and runs northwards to the railway bridge. Known as Mill Lane.

Commences at Townend Bridge and leads southwards to the railway bridge. Known as Mill Lane.

Commences at Townend Bridge and leads southwards along west bank of North Cave Beck for most of its length, to the railway bridge.

Commences at Mires Bridge and runs northwards along the west side of North Cave Beck for most of its length, to the railway bridge.

Commences on Footpath No. 6 at Grid Reference SE 7325 3039 and leads southerly for some 125m then southerly along the eastern side of the drain for some 370m turns along the northern side of the southern boundary of the field to
Grid Reference SE 7378 3001 then continues east-south-easterly to meet Footpath No. 9 and Howden Footpath No. 3.

Aldbrough BOAT No.4
Commences at Stonewath Bridge and leads in a west then northerly direction to the Mappleton parish boundary.

Commences at the eastern end of Ings Lane, Dunswell and leads in a generally northerly direction along the west bank of the River Hull to the parish boundary at Figham where it joins footpath No. 23.

Commences at the eastern end of Waterside Road and leads in an easterly and southerly direction along the west bank of the River Hull to the Woodmansey parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 27. Known as Figham Bank.

Commences at the Tickton parish boundary on footpath No. 12 on the east bank of the River Hull and leads mainly south eastwards along the east bank of the River Hull to the Hull City boundary.

Commences at the east of the Council Houses, Weel and leads in a south easterly direction along the eastern bank of the River Hull to the Wawne parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 8.

Commences on Grovehill Road at the west side of the bridge over the Barmston Drain and leads northwards along the west bank of the drain, crossing the drain at the northern boundary of the industrial estate to lead eastwards to
join the Swinemoor Bank Towing Path thence it continues in a northerly direction to the Tickton parish boundary south of Hull Bridge where it joins footpath No. 10.

Commences at the western side of Hull Bridge and leads southwards along the western bank of the River Hull to the Beverley borough boundary at Swinemoor where it joins footpath No. 16.

Commences on bridleway No.4 at Fairholme House Bridge and leads in a northerly direction along the west bank of Monkbridge Stream to the road at the parish boundary.

Elstronwick Footpath No.6
Commences on Owstwick Road approx. 290m west of Willow Toft and leads along the parish boundary in a south east direction to the Burton Pidsea parish boundary where it joins fp. 1.

Preston Bridleway No.14
Commences on fp. No.11 approximately 570m east of Mattock's Lane and leads in a northerly direction to Weghill Road.

Commences at the Lockington parish boundary on bridleway No. 4 approximately 250 mts south of Wilfholme Bridge and leads northwards along the eastbank of the Barmston Drain to the Watton parish boundary approximately 100 mts north

Commences at Lighthouse Road at a point approximately 80 m west of entrance to Northcliffe Farm and leads in a southerly direction past the west side of Old Fall Plantation to the cliff at New Fall to join footpath No.3. Known as

Commences at the western side of the bridge over the River Derwent and leads south westerly along the north western bank of the river to the Kexby parish boundary.

Foggathorpe Bridleway No.12
Commences at Laytham about 70 yards north of the west end of New Road and leads westwards along Belt Lane to the Ellerton parish boundary.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Field Lane County Road north of Gowdall Hill and proceeding eastward to the Railway thence ontinuing eastward as a footpath to its junction with Path No.2.

Commences at the south end of Seaton Ross Village at a point to the south of Rose Farm and leads southwards to Seaton Old Hall Farm then eastwards to join path No.10 in Crack Tree Field.

Atwick Bridleway No.3
Commences at the Vicarage on Canham Lane and leads in a northerly direction to join No. 4. Known as Mask Road.

Commences at a point on Long Lane at Black House and leads in an easterly direction to the railway then in a northerly direction for 120 mts to join No. 13 at its crossing over the railway.

Ellerker Footpath No.4
Commences at Howden Croft Hill about 40m west of the Mill Hill junction and leads in a southerly direction to Whin Moor Lane at the Brantingham parish boundary.

Commences at the end of a County Road in Wansford near the Methodist Chapel and leads to the Corn Mill then northwards along the west side of the Beck to Carr Lane then along the east side of the Beck to the Nafferton parish boundary

Bewholme Footpath No.1
Commences on Billings Lane south of Billings Hill and leads easterly along the south side of the field boundary for some 410 metres then northerly along the eastern side of a drain for some 115 metres then east-north-easterly
east-north-easterly along the southern side of the field boundary for some 400 metres to join Footpath No.3.

Bewholme Footpath No.3
Commences at Manor House, Bewholme on the Bewholme - Brandesburton road and leads northerly for some 160 metres then west-south-westerly along the southern side of the field for some 160 metres then north-north-westerly along the eastern side of the
field boundary for some 175 metres then west-south-westerly along the southern side of the field boundary for some 110 metres* then north-north-westerly cross field for
some 265 metres** continuing north-north-westerly on the northeastern side of a drain for some 200 metres then crosses the drain and continues north-north-westerly on the western side of the drain for some 170 metres crosses the drain then
west-north-westerly on the northern side of the drain for some 130 metres* then northerly along the western side of a ditch for some 400 metres continuing northerly along the western side of the field boundary and ditch for some 360 metres crosses the
ditch then northerly along the eastern side of the field boundary for some 200 metres then north-westerly along a track for some 340 metres to Nunkeeling Road in Dunnington near St Nicholas' Church north of Croft Hill*.

Bewholme Bridleway No.2
Commences at the north end of Gardham Lane and leads westerly through a farmyard for some 80 metres continues west-south-westerly along a track for some 390 metres then north-north-westerly along the eastern side of the field boundary
for some 465 metres* then cross field for some 170 metres to The Riddlers continuing westerly along the northern side of the field boundary for some 105 metres
then north-north-westerly along the eastern side of the field boundary for some 265 metres* then west-south-westerly along the south field boundary for some 375 metres then northerly along a track for some 65 metres then easterly
along the northern side of the field boundary to Nunkeeling Road in Dunnington near St Nicholas' Church north of Croft Hill*.

Ellerby Footpath No.2
Commences at the corner opposite The School House on Skirlaugh Road and leads southerly for some 68m continues southerly for some 111m* then southerly for some 18 m westerly for some 36m and southerly for some 55m
along the field edge** then continues west southwesterly for some 38m then southerly for some 42m and west southwesterly for some 31m along the field edge** and continues
south southeasterly for some 88m then east northeasterly for some 55m and south southeasterly for some 23m to The Green

Ellerby Footpath No.3
Commences opposite the west end of Long Lane on the north side of St James' Church and leads west southwesterly for some 130m to join Ellerby Footpath No.2

Footpath commences on Villa Fields, Snaith between property nos. 1 and 38 leads north-westerly for some 60m to George Street Snaith north-east of Property No. 64

Snaith & Cowick Footpath No. 3
Footpath commencing at its junction with Path No. 1 at the River Aire and leads south-westerly, then westerly to Villa Fields Snaith between property nos. 10 and 11

Commences on Cooper's Lane (Meaux Road) approximately 150 mts west of Foxholme and leads in a north easterly direction to Cooper's Lane at East Field.

Bilton Footpath No.4
Commences on the Bilton-Sproatley Road at Wyton Bar and leads northerly for some 410 metres then continues northerly and follows the field headland on the western side of the field boundary for some 460 metres to meet Bridleway N0. 5.

Burton Pidsea Bridleway No.5
Begins at Carr Road some 93m east of Church Street and leads south for some 1710m and east for some 320m along Mucky Lane then continues east for some 723m to join Bridleway No. 10 at the south end of Carr Road.

Commences on the Burstwick-Hedon road at a point west of Old Hall Farm and leads northerly for some 594mthen north-westerly for some 120m along the northern side of the field boundary
then continues north-easterly for some 234m to meet Footpath No.19 (Grid Reference TA 2188 3003)

Commences on Nuttles Lane and leads in a generally south direction to its junction with Preston Footpath No.12.

Commences on Bridleway No. 8 (Grid reference TA 2147 3004) and leads north-easterly along the south-eastern side of a drain for some 225m and then east-south-easterly for some 341m where it links with
Elstronwick Bridleway No.1 (Grid Reference TA 2189 3003).

Commences on Footpath No.1 (Grid Reference TA 2115 3070) 10m west of the south-east corner of the field and leads southerly through a gap in the hedge then easterly along the southern side of a drain for some 340m where it links with Bridleway No. 8

Elstronwick Bridleway No.1
Commences on White?s Close Lane opposite Lelley Grange and leads in a southerly and westerly direction along the boundary of a bungalow then southeasterly for some 394mthen west-north-westerly for some 163m along the southern side of the field boundary
then southerly for some 358m (Grid Reference TA 2214 3032) and then south-westerly for some 389m then continues east-south-easterly
along the northern side of the field boundary for some 337m then northerly along the western side of the field boundary for some 115m then easterly along the northern side of a ditch for some 52m to Daisy Hill Road

Commences at the northern end of Keyingham Footpath No.1 and leads north-easterly for some 200 metres along the north-western bank of Keyingham Drain to join Bridleway No.21.

Broomfleet Footpath No.12
Commences at Ellerker Road opposite Footpath No.9 and leads north-westerly for some 505m to Footpath No.8

Commences on Bridleway No.3 at Grid Reference SE 8801 2647 and leads south-easterly for some 105m and then north-easterly along the old banks to a point 170 yards west of Skelfleet Clough, then north-westerly across the railway to Ings Lane

Commences at a point on Howdendyke Road about 140 yards south east of Boothferry Road and leads northwards for about 180 yards to the footbridge across the drain then south-eastwards for approximately 160 yards and northwards to
Boothferry Road at Gas House Lane. Known as Bishop Fields Path.

Commences at Cow Bridge on Common Lane and leads in a north-westerly direction along Mill Beck to Raddocks Bridge and thence in a south westerly direction via Green Lane to a point on Jarratt Hills Lane south of Jarratt Hills Farm

Commences on footpath No: 1 at a point north east of Manor House and leads in a north westerly direction and then in a mainly westerly direction on the north side of a drain to Old Howe Lane. 230 m south of Pitwherry Bridge.

Commences at Seats Hill on the Hornsea Road and leads southwards to the Hatfield Parish boundary where it joins fp. no. 14.

Barmby on the Marsh Restricted Byway No.8
Commences at the junction with North Street and leads in a northerly direction for approximately 163 metres to the River Derwent flood bank

Commences at a point on Shepherd Lane east of Woodbine Cottage and leads north-north-easterly for some 151mthen east-south-easterly for some 116m along the south side of the field boundary then north-north-easterly for some 155m
then continues north-easterly for some 163m then meanders north-north-westerly for some 188m then turns east-north-easterly for some 24m to join Footpath No.2

Commences at Skidby Windmill and leads in a south westerly direction past Gallows Hill to its junction with No. 5.

Commences at the north end of Crosslands Lane at the junction with Bridleway No. 9 and Footpath No. 11 and leads in a north-westerly direction to Dryham Lane at Dryham Farm.

Commences on the southside of the A63 250 metres west of Gibson Lane and leads southwards along the east side of a drain for some 430 metres to end as a cul-de-sac. Known as Green Lane.

Commences at the school on Church Hill and leads in a south-westerly direction through Bull Pasture to Water Lane.

Bugthorpe Footpath No.4
Commences on Bugthorpe Lane some 230m south-west of Hay Bridge and leads south-easterly for some 350m on the north-eastern side of the field boundary then turns south-westerly for some 65m on the southern side
side of the field boundary then south-south-easterly for some 172m on the eastern side of the field boundary then east-north-easterly for some 42m along the northern side

Commences on High Street some 537m east of Octon Cross Roads and leads northerly for some 395m along the track to Woodside Farm through the farmyard and continues wasterly for some 1587m to Octon

Commences on the former Beverley to Skidby road some 160m south of Wilson Hill Farm and leads east-northeasterly for some 190m along the northern side of the drain then north-northwesterly for some 75m along the western side of the boundary to a point
on the western side of the A164 Skidby Bypass* and recommences at a point some 54m east-northeast on the eastern side of the A164 and leads
east-northeasterly for some 80m along the northern side of the field boundary to Woodhill Way

Newbald Footpath No.10
Commences at the eastern end of F.P. 3 and runs eastwards along Swin Dale then southwards, westwards and southwards to the Newbald-Walkington road.

Middleton on the Wolds Footpath No.2
Commences in Front Street and leads in a southerly direction to South Street at a point almost opposite to Pant Garth. Known as Steel Walk.

Commences at the eastern end of Breeze Lane in Old Garth and leads easterly for some 200 metres crosses a drainthen southerly along the eastern side of the drain to Skipsea Road

Commences at the north end of Tibby Lane and leads northerly to meet Footpath No. 10 on the southern side of Kilnwick Beck.

Commences on Kilnwick Lane to the west of Coverdale strip and leads northerly to meet Footpath No. 3.

Commences at the north end of Woodhouse Lane and leads in a northerly direction for some 2145 metresthen turns eastwards for some 28 metres and north-north-westwards for some 130 metres along the eastern side of the boundary of Northpasture Farm
then westwards for some 15 metres and north-north-westwards for some 79 metres along the eastern side of the field boundary then west-south-westwards for some 11 metres
onto North Pasture Bridge to join with Foston on the Wolds Footpath No. 10.

Commences at the east end of Boardman Lane and leads in a south-easterly direction to the Brandesburton - Bridlington Road. Known as Butts Lane.

Commences on New Road opposite Footpath No.2 and leads south-easterly to Grid Reference TA 1212 4707 on the western boundary of the A165 Leven Bypass then continues from a point 168m south-south-east of this point on the eastern boundary of the A165
south-south-easterly to New Drain at the Catwick Parish boundary.

Commences on the Humber Bank at the western end of North Ferriby path No. 2 and leads in a mainly westerly direction along the Humber Bank to the eastern end of path No. 1 in the parish of Elloughton, at Welton Bank Clough.

Commences on Footpath No. 19 to the south of Brickyard Lane and leads east-north-easterly for some 750 metres crosses Footpath No. 10 and continues for some 40 metres to the Parish boundary.

Commences on Footpath No. 19 at the southern end of Gibson Lane and leads along an embankment for some 400 metres in an east-north-easterly direction then continues in the same direction to rejoin Footpath No. 19 at the southern end of Brickyard Lane.

Seaton Bridleway No.1
Commences at the Brandesburton parish boundary on bridleway No. 18 and leads in an easterly direction to the Catfoss Road at a point about 60m north of Catfoss Bridge.

Commences on Victoria Road at a point approximately 100 mts south of the drive to Chalk Villa and leads in a westerly direction for about 300 mts to the Queensgate Whiting Works.

Commences on Blossoms Lane north of Froscoles Bridge and leads north-north-easterly for some 174 metres to join Footpath No 15.

Watton Bridleway No.24
Commences on Carr Lane some 65 metres east of the Level Crossing and leads south-south-westerly along a track for some 131 metres then easterly along the south side of the field boundary for some 215 metres to Watton Beck
then south-easterly along the south-west side of Watton Beck for some 275 metres then west-south-westerly along the north side of the field boundary for some 85 metres
then south-south-easterly for some 4 metres to join Beswick Bridleway No. 21.

Commences on Carr Lane at a point opposite Gatehouse Farm and leads along the west side of Watton Beck to Bridleway No. 24.

Beswick Bridleway No.21
Commences on Wilfholme Road some 528 metres to the east of Wilfholme Farm Access Road and leads north-north-easterly along the east side of the field boundary for some 270 metres then north-westerly along the south-west side of the field boundary
for some 650 metres then west-south-westerly along the south side of Kilnwick New Cut for some 260m
then north-north-westerly across Kilnwick New Cut and along the east bank of a drain for some 70m to join Watton Bridleway No. 24.

Hatfield Bridleway No.16
Commences on Withernwick Road and leads in an easterly direction past Hatfield Grange, then south for 150m then east again passing Mount Pleasant and Wood Farm and continuing along the southern boundary and through Hatfield Wood to the Mappleton parish

Commences on the Eppleworth-Raywell Road at the entrance to Hessle Golf Club and follows the boundary of the golf course in a northerly westerly and northerly direction and thence in an easterly direction to Eppleworth Wood and
continuing northwards to Bridleway No. 15.

Bugthorpe Footpath No.8
Commences opposite Garrowby Lodge on the A166 and leads northwards alongside the Kirby Underdale parish boundary to join Footpath No 9.

Commences on Barf Lane about 220 mts south-east of Barf Bridge and leads east to Footpath No 8.

Commences at the county boundary about 100 mts east of the Bugthorpe parish boundary and leads southwards to join path No 1 north of Glebe Farm.

Commences on Sheriff Highway at the south side of Haven Bridge and leads westwards for some 492 metres to the northern boundary of Hedon Bypass.

Commences at the bend at the north end of Paull Village on the road leading to Hedon and leads north-westwards along the bank of the River Humber then east-north-eastwards along the bank of Hedon Haven then along the old bank of Hedon Haven
to the southern boundary of Hedon Bypass.

Commences at the junction of Chapel Hill Lane and Stonepit Road and leads easterly along Bow Road to Melton Bottom road.o Statement - Awaiting Legal Changes

Commences on the east side of the former Beverley to Skidby road south of the junction with Dunflat Road and leads east-north-easterly along Jilly Wood Lane for some 730m then easterly for some 470m along the southern side of the southern boundary
of the woodland continuing east-north-easterly and then east-south-easterly along the southern bank of a drain to join Skidby Footpath No.16.

Commences at the northern end of Woodhill Way and leads east-northeasterly across the golf course for some 1000m along the southern side of the hedge continues easterly for some 125m along a track then north-northeasterly and east-northeasterly
to the northern end of Footpath No.17 then northerly past Burn Park Farm to join Rowley Footpath No. 12 and Woodmansey Footpath No. 7.

South Cave Bridleway No.19
Commences on the east end of Drewton Lane near Drewton Manor and leads in an easterly direction by Primrose Spring across the disused railway to a bridlegate at Grid Reference SE 9362 3301then South-easterly along the northern side of a fence
then easterly for some 37 metres where it joins Footpath No.18 continues east-north-easterly for some 135 metres to Grid Reference SE 9377 3306 turns to run westerly
westerly along the southern side of the southern boundary of the disused railway for some 35 metres to a bridlegate at Grid Reference SE 9374 3307 then crosses the disused railway then and continues along the north side of the railway
to the Rowley Parish boundary at the south west corner of West Hill Plantation, where it joins Bridleway No.11.

Commences on the Driffield Road at a point about 870m west of Garton Slack Gatehouse and leads in a northerly direction to join Bridleway No. 7 south of Wetwang Grange. Known as Grange Road.

Commences at the end of Garton on the Wolds Bridleway No. 2 and leads easterly for some 425m then northerly for some 125m continues westerly for some 40m then northerly for some 125m then easterly for some 140m around the outside of the farm complex
to the north side of Wetwang Grange then northwards along field headlands to the Green Lane (Woldgate).

Wetwang Footpath No.3
Commences on Garton Road (A166) at Grid Ref SE 9389 5931 and leads north-north-westerly for some 520m then east-north-easterly for some 190m along the farm access road turns north-north-easterly for some 175m then east-north-easterly for some 525m
to meet Bridleway No. 7 west of Wetwang Grange.

Commences on Footpath No.3 at Grid Ref SE 9383 5952 and leads west-south-westerly along the southern side of the field boundary for some 345mturns southerly along the eastern side of the field boundary for some 166 metres then westerly for some 117m
then northerly for some 12m within the boundary of the Play Area then westwards for some 68m to Station Hill opposite the junction of Northfield Road.

Begins at the northern end of Restricted Byway No. 8 and leads in a northerly direction for 6.5 metres to join Footpath No. 1.

Commences at the western end of High Street and leads westerly for some 65m to meet Footpath No.2 then turns northerly then north-easterly along the south-eastern bank of the River Derwent to meet Wressle Footpath No.13.

Commences on Livingstone Road some 250m east of Hessle Haven and leads south-south-easterly for some 110mturns east-north-easterly for some 91m then south-south-easterly for some 82m to the Humber Bank
then eastwards along the river bank to the Hull City boundary.

Commences on Footpath No. 5 at G.R. TA 0381 2573 and leads west-south-westerly for some 96m along the Humber Bank.

Commences at Canal Head on the Selby - Market Weighton Road and leads southwards along the west bank of Holme Canal to Lock House Farm. Known as Holme Canal Towpath.

Ellerker Footpath No.3
Commences on Ellerker Wold Lane some 250 metres north-east of Brantingham Road and leads north-eastwards along Ellerker Wold Lane to Woo Dale House to connect with Restricted Byway No. 6

Commences at the north end of Crossall Hill Lane at the north east corner of Stonepit Plantation and leads in a north westerly direction then north easterly direction to B.R. No 7 at Welton Wold Farm. Known as Stonepits Road.

Commences on the Melton-Willerby Road at the south side of Skiftings Clump and leads in a north westerly then northerly direction to its junction with B.R. No. 7 at Ten Acre Belt.

Commences at the Tickton parish boundary on footpath No. 13 and leads in a generally northerly direction along the west bank of the River Hull to the Lockington parish boundary at Aike Beck.

Foston on the Wolds Bridleway No.9
Commences at Brigham Bridge and leads northwards along the east bank of Driffield canal to the Skerne parish boundary.

Rowley Bridleway No.13
Commences on Beverley Road (A164) opposite the junction with Main Street Bentley and leads east-south-easterly for some 23 metres
and then north-easterly past Mouse Hill to the southern side of the A1079 then turns east-south-easterly to join Woodmansey Bridleway No. 30.

Woodmansey Bridleway No.30
Commences at the eastern end of Rowley Bridleway No. 13 and leads east-south-easterly for some 295m and then south-easterly for some 80m to join Bridleway No.6.

Commences at the north end of North Marine Drive and leads in a north easterly direction along the cliff to Danes Dyke.

Hayton Footpath No.3
Commences near the corner on the Londesborough - Burnby Road south of Partridge Hall and leads northwards via Partridge Hall to the Nunburnholme parish boundary to join footpath No.2.

Commences in Church lane opposite Old Garth House and leads in a south easterly direction then southerly direction to the Hayton parish boundary to meet footpath No.3.

Commences on Long Hill on Burnby Lane and leads in a south easterly direction to the cart bridge crossing Nunburnholme Beck and then east-wards to the south west corner of Thorne Wood to meet footpath No.4 in Hayton Parish.

Hayton Footpath No.4
Commences on footpath No.3 and leads in a westerly direction along the parish boundary to join footpath No.1 in Nunburnholme.

Commences at northern end of Beech Lawn to Lowfield Road via Ringrose Lane, Anlaby.

Commences at the eastern end of Stockwell Lane and leads easterly for some 70 metres to join New Road.

Commences at a point opposite path No. 7 on Boothferry Road and leads southerly to the north-eastern side of the Howden Spur (A614) and recommences on the south?western side continuing southerly to the northern boundary of the motorway
then leads south-westerly for some 378m then turns south-easterly under the motorway for some 86m then north-easterly for some 78m then easterly for some 155m along the d
bank to SE 7470 2652 and continues southerly to the River Ouse bank at Carr Clough. A cul-de-sac spur commences at SE 7470 2652 and leads northerly for some 135m then west-north-westerly for some 100m turning northerly for some 25m
to the southern boundary of the motorway

Commences on East End Road and leads in a north-easterly direction by the west of Lund Garth to Lelley Road at the Burstwick Parish boundary.

Commences on f.p. no. 1 and leads in a generally west direction to the Preston parish boundary where it joins f.p. no. 9.

Commences at Drewton Manor and leads in a mainly northerly direction and by West Hill Farm to join the B1230. Known as West Hill.

Commences on the B1230 road approximately 520 mts south west of the Rowley parish boundary and leads in a south easterly direction to the site of High Drewton farm, thence in a mainly south westerly direction to a point near
Primrose Spring where it meets bridleway No. 19.

Commences at the west end of the short section of county road north of Holme Station and leads in a westerly direction for about 450 yards then southwards to the railway at the north end of the county road leading to the

Patrington Footpath No.7
Commences on the Patrington-Holmpton Road at the south end of the right angled bend east of Patrington (known locally as Whalebone Corner) and leads eastwards to the Welwick parish boundary where it joins fp. No. 1.

Commences on Saxon Road adjacent to 50 and 52 and leads south-south-easterly for some 91 metres
then west-south-westerly for some 43 metres within the northern boundary of the School Playing Field turns south-south-easterly outside the western boundary
of the Playing field for some 31 metres and then turns west-south-westerly for some 9 metres to School Close

Commences on Godwinsway between 71 and 73 and leads southerly then south-south-westerly across Brown Moor then westerly to a point on the eastern side of Roman Avenue South between 50 and 52 then recommences between 49 and 51 and continues westerly
on the northern side of the hedge to High Catton Road.

Ellerker Restricted Byway No.6
Commences on the northern end of Footpath No. 3 and leads easterly then north-north-westerly around Woodale House to link with Footpath No. 2.

Commences on Brantingham Dale Road and leads generally westwards through Waltham's Wold Plantation to Woo Dale House then north-westwards along the western side of Woodale Plantation to the South Cave parish boundary to connect with Footpath No. 10.

Commences on the B1246 road at Baggaby Hill and leads in a southerly direction through The Belt to the Nunburnholme parish boundary to meet footpath No.8.

Commences at the east end of Back Lane, Fangfoss and leads in a south easterly direction to Spenners Bridge then north eastwards to the Bishop Wilton parish boundary.

Withernwick Footpath No.7
Commences at the east side of Manor House and leads in an easterly direction for 120m then southwards for 160m and eastwards along the southern boundary of two fields.

North Dalton Footpath No.1
Commences at the Cemetery at the west end of North Dalton village and leads in a westerly direction for a distance of 270 m. Known as Dikers Lane. It then leads south for about 50 m then west again to the Warter parish boundary

Commences on Bridleway No.4 at Blanch Farm and leads southerly along the farm road for some 250m* continuing south-easterly to the B1246 then generally south west to the Warter ? Middleton Road
at the east of Middleton Road Plantation then south east to a belt of trees and westwards along the northern flank of the trees to the minor road at Farberry Garth Farm

Commences on Whin Lane and leads in a southerly direction to the Rowley parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 18.

Commences on the north side of the B1230 directly opposite the northern end of Rowley Footpath No. 14 and leads east-north-easterly on the northern side of the field boundary for some 180 metres and continues north-north-westerly from the B1230
along the western side of the hedge for a distance of some 110 metres to join South Cave Footpath No. 16

Carnaby Footpath No.6
Commencing on Carnaby Bridleway No. 4 at Grid Reference TA 1709 6426 and leading northerly for some 2 metres and then easterly for some 37 metres and then turning northerly for some 151 metres continuing westerly for some 68 metres
and turning northerly for some 3 metres to Grid Reference TA 1710 6443

Carnaby Footpath No.7
Commencing on Carnaby Bridleway No. 4 at Grid Reference TA 1699 6429 and leading northerly for some 161 metres then continuing easterly for some 75 metres to join Carnaby Footpath No. 6

Commences at Lawson Avenue and leads northwards along the west side of Mill Beck to its junction with path No. 21.

Rise Footpath No.2
Commences at a point opposite Oak Cottages on the Rise - Whitedale Road and leads in a westerly direction to the Skirlaugh Parish boundary where it joins fp. no. 4

Skirlaugh Footpath No.4
Commences on the east side of Church Lane, North Skirlaugh, and leads in a north easterly direction along the north of part of Lambwath Stream to the Rise parish boundary where it joins fp. No. 2.

Burton Pidsea BOAT No. 12
Commences at Nancy Row, Carr Road and leads in an east-north-easterly direction for approximately 37 metres to Carr Cottage then in a north by west direction for approximately 140 metres to join Carr Lane

Hedon Restricted Byway No.3
Commences on Soutter Gate between Nos. 67 and 69 and leads west-north-westerly for some 120 metres to and across Fairfax Drive and continues along the northern side of the drain for some 460 metres (known as Twyers Lane)
continuing south-south-easterly for some 125 metres and then south-easterly for some 340 metres to join Ketwell Lane between Nos. 1 and 3 (known as West Lane)

Commences on Higham Way north of No. 3a and leads west-north-westerly for some 12 metres to join Footpath No.16.

Commences on Bridleway No.3 at its junction with Footpath No.10 some 10m north-east of Weighton Lock and leads north-easterly for some 300m and then westerly for some 20m to join Bridleway No.3

Commences in Town Street opposite the junction of Carr Lane and leads southwards for some 60m
and continues south-south-easterly along the eastern bank of Broomfleet Dam and then south-south-westerly along the southern bank

Commences at Towns Corner and leads northwards across the railway to the east end of path No. 5 and northeastwards to the South Cave parish boundary, about 200 yards north west of Provence Farm.

Commences on Common Lane and leads in a southerly direction along the eastern bank of Broomfleet Beck to the parish boundary.

Commences at the bend in Carr Dike Lane and leads in a south easterly direction for 250 mts to join footpath No. 15.

Commences at Carr Bridge on Broomfleet Carr Lane and leads in a north easterly direction for approximately 800 yards.

Commences on the northern boundary of the A63 at the southern boundary of Terrace Plantation and leads northerly through the plantation to join Welton Footpath No. 8.

Commences at the railway at the former Haltemprice Urban District boundary and leads in a westerly direction to Wanlass Farm.

Nunburnholme Bridleway No.11
Commences on the Pocklington - Driffield Road at Kilnwick Percy Hill and leads north westwards via the east and north of Warrendale House to join the unclassified road to Millington.

Commences on the Thorngumbald road opposite footpath No. 1 and leads along the north side of Thorngumbald Drain to the east side of Villa Farm, Thorngumbald.

Commences on Newlands Lane at Oxgoddess Farm and leads northwards along the west side of Greens Drain and Haylands Drain to join path No. 2 south of Villa Farm.

Bempton Footpath No.5
Commences at the north of a short unclassified road opposite White House Farm and leads in a mainly northerly direction to the cliff top. Known as Hoddy Cows Lane.

Reedness Footpath No.2
Footpath commencing at High Street and proceeding in a north easterly direction to the southern bank of the River Ouse.

Footpath commencing at Grid Reference SE 6735 2329 and leads northerly for some 195 metres to Grid Reference SE 6741 2347 and then west-north-westerly for some 130 metres to join Footpath No. 13
on the bank of the River Aire at Grid Reference SE 6730 2354

Footpath commencing on Footpath No. 2 at Grid Reference SE 6764 2312 and leads north-westerly for some 430 metres to join Footpath No. 13 on the bank of the River Aire at Grid Reference SE 6726 2329

Commences on Airmyn Road some 195m north of Airmyn New Wood and leads west-north-westerly on the southern side of the drain for some 515m to meet Airmyn Footpath No.3.

Sproatley Footpath No.11
Commences on Raleigh Drive between No.4 and No.6 and leads south easterly for some 33 metres continuing for some 10 metres then for some 19 metres and then turns south westerly for some 40 metres to join Main Road west of Hill Crest Cottage

Easington Bridleway No.13
Commences on the west side of Dimlington Roadnorth of Holderness Cottages and leads westerly for some 450 metres the northerly for some 290 metres turning westerly to the south of the gas terminal for some 220 metres
then northerly to the west side of the gas terminal for some 490 metres continuing north-easterly for some 110 metres to Warmer Lane*

Hornsea Footpath No.17
Commences on Hornsea Rail Trail some 165m from the northern end of the trail and passes through a kissing gate and leads east-south-easterly for some 15 metres to the Edenfield Burial Ground access road turns south-south-westerly along the access road
for some 17 metres then before the entrance to the burial ground turns south-south-easterly for some 140 metres to a kissing gate then continues for some 19 metres to the

Commences at Thirtle Bridge on the Withernsea Road and leads along the east and south banks of Tunstall Drain to the cliff at Sand Le Mere

Commences at the northern end of Beck Row and leads north-westerly to and across Bugthorpe Beck then north-easterly for some 230m turning northerly along the eastern side of a hedge for some 225m to a track
then easterly along the track then northerly to join Footpath No 13 south of Far Hillside Plantation.

Commences at the Crown & Anchor public house at Hull Bridge on the former Beverley-White Cross Road and leads in a northerly direction along the east bank of the River Hull to Grid Reference TA 0506 4384 then north-easterly along the western bank of
High Eske Lake for some 300 metres continuing north-easterly for some 220 metres to rejoin the River Hull bank turning east-north-easterly for some 3 metres
and then east-north-easterly crossing the lake inlet for some 15 metres and then easterly along the river bank for some 110 metres
continuing along the river bank to the Leven parish boundary adjacent to Leven Canal

Catton Footpath No.1
Commences on the eastern bank of the River Derwent at the southern end of Stamford Bridge Footpath No.1 and leads southerly for some 820m
turns easterly for some 25m then southerly for some 55m and easterly for some 55m continuing south-south-westerly for some 160m to join Church Lane.*

Commences on Townend Lane about 130 yards north of Townend Bridge and leads eastwards to Blossom's Lane at Frescoles Bridge. Known as Fish Ponds Path.

East Garton Footpath No.3
Commences at the end of the County Road south of Moat Farm and leads eastwards for about 160m then southwards into Grimston Park.

Commences at the junction of Aldbrough Road and East Newton Road 300m west of Hill Top Farm and leads east-north-easterly to the cliff edge. Known as Old Dale Road.

Commences at Coneygarth Hill on the Harpham - Lowthorpe Station Road and leads in a westerly direction to cross No.8 then in a south westerly direction to the south end of Lowthorpe village at the Post Office.

Commences at the end of Pocklington Footpath No. 10 and runs north-north-easterly for some 235m then north-north-easterly to and across Miller Lane for some 1,060 metres to Grid Reference SE 8136 5227 then north-westerly along outside edge
of Grimthorpe Wood for some 600 metres to Grid Reference SE 8112 5273 then north-westerly for some 200 metres then south-westerly and north-westerly for some 645 metres
then north-easterly for some 860 metres to Grid Reference SE 8114 5350 and turns northerly through the hedge then easterly for some 200 metres to Beacon Road some 350m south of the Church

Commences about 250 mts east of Meltonby Hall and leads north-east then generally northwards to the Meltonby-Bishop Wilton road.

Commences at the south west corner of Water Lane and leads in a south westerly direction and then westwards to the junction with the road known as Villa Road leading from the Bridlington Road at Danes Dyke. Known as Maidlands.

Commences at Ulrome Main Street and leads in a northerly direction to a road then northwards to North Turnpike then to Barmston parish boundary and then eastwards to Barmston Horse Bridge and to the coast.

Commences on the west side of the Beverley-Driffield Road at a point north of Fountain Farm and leads westwards along the south side of Kilnwick New Cut for some 400 metres
then continues westerly for some 195 metres and then southerly for some 60 metres
turns westerly along the south of the wood for some 210 metres and then northerly for some 75 metres turning westerly along the south side of Kilnwick New Cut for some 130 metres to meet Footpath No. 10

Commences on the road leading from Bracken Lane to Kilnwick and leads northwards through Kilnwick Hall Park to the Watton parish boundary at Kilnwick Beck.

Commences at the Watton parish boundary at Cawkeld and runs south-westerly and southerly past the fish ponds for some 230 metres to Grid Reference SE 9948 4986
and continues westerly for some 20 metres and then southerly for some 65 metres to meet Footpath No. 10 on the north side of Kilnwick Beck

Skirlaugh Footpath No.2
Commences on Church Lane at the south side of St. Augustine's Church and leads in a south westerly direction across the A165 road to the Swine parish boundary where it joins fp. No. 5.

Commences at the eastern end of Watton Footpath No. 23 and leads easterly for some 215 metres continues eastwards along the north side of Kilnwick Beck
and the southern end of Low Wood and the Pheasantry across the Plantation and then again eastwards along the south side of Watton Beck to the A164 Beverley Road.

Commences at the north end of path No. 7 and leads in a southerly direction to its junction with path No. 10.

Commences on Londesborough Drain north of Spaldington village and leads northwards across two field and then eastwards to join path No. 14.

Commences on the Willitoft Road and leads along the western edge of Fox Covert to the Foggathorpe parish boundary south of Tottering Lane. Known as Fox Covert Lane.

Commences on Ings Lane opposite Townend Farm and leads northwards to the Foggathorpe parish boundary in the direction of Gribthorpe. Known as Back Lane.

Sigglesthorne Footpath No.1
Commences at the south side of St.Lawrence's Church at Sigglesthorne and leads in a westerly direction to Catwick Heads Lane.

Commences in Sigglesthorne village at a point opposite the entrance to The Hall and leads in a westerly direction to Catwick Heads Lane.

Commences at the west gate of Bubwith Church Yard and leads eastwards across New Road along the south side of Southwood Drain across the railway and continues in a south-easterly direction to join the Howden Road.

Commences at Newsholme at The Poplars and leads north-easterly for some 955m turns north-westerly for some 110m along the north-eastern side of the field boundary then north-easterly for some 260m along the south-eastern side of the field boundary
then east-north-easterly for some 270m and continues along a track to the railway at Brind Crossing.

Asselby Footpath No.1
Commences in North Back Lane about 50 yards east of the junction with Asselby main street and leads northwards across the railway to Wressle parish boundary.

Commences on the Selby Road at Newsholme and leads southerly for some 154m then east-south-easterly for some 185m along the northern side of the field boundary to Warp Farm turning southerly for some 150m along a track to and across New Drain
then west-north-westerly for some 115m along the southern side of the drainthen continues southerly to meet Asselby Footpath No. 1 at Newsholme Marsh.

Commences on Hull Road and leads easterly for some 470m then northerly for some 97m easterly for some 87m southerly for some 24m and easterly for some 25m then east-south-easterly for some 5m continuing easterly for some 46m

Commences at the west corner on the old main road at Leconfield and leads in a north-westerly and then north-easterly direction to Gommeryhall Farm.

Commences at the junction of B.R. No. 6 and footpath No. 7 and leads in a south-westerly direction to the parish boundary.

Commences at the south end of footpath No. 10 on the west side of the old main road and leads in a south-westerly direction to the parish boundary.

Commences on Holme Church Lane at the west side of St. Nicholas Parish Hall and leads southwards to Beckside North. Known as Jack Taylor's Lane.

Commences in North Bar Within between Barclays Bank and the Beaver Hotel and leads into Ladygate. Know as Beaver Inn Passage.

Commences in Ladygate about 50 mts from its junction with Hengate and leads north-eastwards to Walkergate at a point about 40 mts from its junction with Hengate. Known as Silvester Lane.

Commences in Morton Lane and leads northwards to the south end of The Causeway. Known as Middle Lane it then leads eastwards to Mill Lane. Known as Norfolk's Mount.

Hedon Restricted Byway No.13
Commences at the junction with New Road and leads southerly for some 390 metres to Grid Reference TA 1872 2811
then continues southerly for some 75 metres to the Burstwick Drain

Commences on Rowley Road at the junction of Sheepswarth Lane and leads in a southerly direction across Rowley Park to rejoin Rowley Road. Known as Malt Shovel Path.

Commences at the south-east corner of Rowley Church and leads in a south-westerly direction to Rowley Road near Rowley Cottages.

Commences on Townend Road and leads southerly for some 33 metres and then south-westerly for some 46 metres to join public footpath no. 6.

Commences at a point on Welton Low Road near Elloughton Thorpe and leads in a south-westerly direction along the west bank of Main Drain to the northern side of the boundary of 85 The Oval
turns west-north-westerly for some 17 metres
then south-south-westerly for some 25 metres to join The Oval

Commences on Station Road approximately 175 mts east of the railway line and leads in a north and north-westerly direction stopping on the east side of the railway line opposite Footpath No. 2.

Commences on Howl Lane at a point about 50 mts west of the railway line and leads south for about 780 mts then east to the west side of the railway line.

Commences at North Church Side and leads through Easington churchyard on the west side of the Church to South Church Side.

Pollington Bridleway No.7
Bridleway commencing on Crow Croft Lane approximately 240 metres south of its crossing of the Aire and Calder Canal and proceeding in a generally South South-westerly direction along Crow Croft Lane for approximately 330m to the County Boundary.

Commences at Scotts Croft and leads south westerly along the south east side of Weighton Beck to the north side of the A1079 recommences on the south side of the road and continues south westerly along the south east side of Weighton Beck to River Lane

Footpath commencing on the north-western side of the railway at the end of Footpath No.2 and leads westerly for some 95 metres then turns northerly for some 100 metres
then north-north-westerly along the southern footway of Grasmere Close turning north-easterly along the western footway of Buttermere Road
then north-north-westerly along the southern footway of Coniston Way to the junction of Thorntree Lane and Newclose Lane.

Beswick Bridleway No.4
Commences on the Beswick Heads Road at a point about 450 metres east of Glebe Farm and leads northwards to the southern boundary of South Belt Plantation
and then continues northerly through South Belt Plantation for some 166 metres to meet the southern end of Bridleway No. 6.

Commences on Pontefract Road at SE 6325 2162 and leads for some 72 metres north-north-westerly through the cemetery to Grid Reference SE 6322 2169 then continues north-north-westerly for some 136 metres to meet Gowdall Footpath No. 1 at Dorr Lane

Commences on Bracken Road and leads westwards along the southern edge of Windmill Whin to the old chalk pit.

Footpath along Primrose Lane commencing at its junction with Brewery Lane, West Cowick and proceeding in a westerly direction to its junction with Bourne Mill Balk Road.

Commences at a point to the east of Little Weighton village on the Skidby-Little Weighton Road and leads in a south-easterly direction to Walk Farm. Known as Walk House Road.

Commences at Walk Farm and leads in a south-westerly direction to the iron bridge crossing the Hull and Barnsley Railway.

Footpath commences on Footpath No. 8 some 52 metres south of South Parkway and leads easterly for some 108 metres and then southerly for 94 metres to join Butt Lane.

Footpath commences at the south side of the M62 motorway at Grid Reference SE 6510 2074 and leads south-westerly and then south-easterly along the south western side of Oaks Wood to Grid Reference SE 6592 1979
then turns southerly for 165 metres to meet South Field Lane

Lund Footpath No.1
Commences at a point on the Lund-Lockington Road east of Lund village and leads in a north-easterly direction to the parish boundary at the northend of Lund Moor Plantation.

Sutton on Derwent Footpath No.6
Commences on Southwood Road and leads in an easterly direction past Sutton Farm then generally southwards to the Cottingwith parish boundary.

Commences on Common Lane in the field south of Gravelpit Farm and leads along the northern and western edges of Gravelpit Plantation then south-wards to Hauling Bridge at the County boundary.

Commences at the north side of Northmoor House at the north end of Creyke Beck Lane (Dunswell Road) and leads westwards to the eastern boundary of the railway.

Footpath known as Almsgarth commencing at its junction with Beast Fair at the Almshouses and proceeding northward to its junction with George Street, Snaith.

Commences at a point east of the Primary School and leads in a northerly and westerly direction to Ganstead Lane south of the Lodge.

Commences on the B1242 at the entrance to Willow Garth and leads south-south-westerly for some 15m turning eastward onto a path adjacent to the access road then south-south-westerly then southerly then south-easterly for some 160m
turning south-westerly for some 6m then south-easterly for some 19m onto Main Street Rolston.

North Cave Restricted Byway No.38
Commences on Blossoms Lane north of the beck and leads south-easterly for some 15m across the beck.

Commences on Mill Lane at the south end of Kilpin Village and leads in a south easterlydirection to Trandy Lane Bridge at the Laxton parish boundary.

Commences at a point on Queen's Drive approximately 100 mts west of its junction with Queens Way and leads northwards for about 35 mts then eastwards for approximately 100 mts northwards for approximately 300 mts and eastwards for
approximately 150 mts to Mill Beck, then northwards along the west bank of Mill Beck for approximately 180 mts and mainly north westwards to the Skidby parish boundary

Withernwick Footpath No.6
Commences at the west corner of the Aldbrough Road in Withernwick village south of the War Memorial and leads in a westerly direction past Prospect Farm to west of Lambwath Road.

Commences on Cowden Lane about 180m east of the junction with Great Hatfield Road and leads in a southerly direction to the west of Withernwick Hall and continues south across High Street to the Aldbrough Road.

Commences on Cowden Lane at North End and leads in a south-westerly direction to Withernwick Hall where it joins fp No.3.

Commences at the north end of Beck Lane Skidby and leads in a northerly direction to the Rowley parish boundary where it joins bridleway No. 7. Known as Oldgate.

Commences at the western end of path No. 1 at the Spaldington parish boundary and leads along the east bank of Common End Drain to and along the south bank of the River Foulness to the Newport parish boundary.

Footpath known as Riverside Walk commencing at the Snaith and Cowick Parish Boundary and following the southern bank of the River Aire to the Airmyn Parish Boundary.

Commences on Waxholme Road at the entrance to the Caravan Park and leads in a northerly direction to the cliff known as Incinerator Station Road.

Commences in Little Weighton at the western end of Old Village Road and leads generally in a north-easterly direction to a point on the Walkington Road north of White House Farm.

Commences at the north end of Limetree Lane at High Farm and leads northerly for some 30 metres continues northerly for some 9 metres to Grid Reference TA 1578 3321and then enters the field to the east and leads northerly
along the eastern side of the field boundary for some 51 metres then easterly for some 45 metres then continues easterly along the south side of the field boundary
for some 44 metres then northerly along east side of the field boundary for some 166 metres then easterly along the south side of the field boundary for some 294 metres to Holmes Lane

Commences at Sand Hole on the Holme - Howden Road and leads east-south-easterly for some 85 metres then leads easterly for some 360 metres to Skiff Lane to the north of the entrance to The Grange.

Commences in Huggate Village at a point north of the rectory and leads north-westwards by the south side of Glebe Farm to Footpath No 2.

Commences in Breighton Village at the Smithy and leads westwards to Lund Lane.

Commences at a point on the Sigglesthorne Road and leads in a northerly direction to Stud Farm then westwards through the farm to Grundill Lane at the Sigglesthorne parish boundary

Commences on Crabtree Lane and leads in an easterly direction to the Beswick parish boundary.

Goodmanham Footpath No.3
Commences at the west end of Fleetbeck Lane and connects with paths Nos. 1 and 2 east of the railway.

Goodmanham Footpath No.1
Commences at the corner near the Smithy in Goodmanham village and leads north westwards across the disused railway then in a northerly direction to Watering Dike Lane.

Goodmanham Footpath No.2
Commences at a point about 90 m north of the school and leads in a north westerly direction to join path No.1 east of the railway.

Commences in Middle Street near the Sunday School and leads in a northerly direction to Back Lane.

Atwick Bridleway No.7
Commences on the Skipsea Road and leads in an easterly direction to Low Skirlington.

Commences at the junction of Newbegin and New Road and leads in a southerly direction to Wilton Road then continues southwards across Wilton Road and Tranmere Park and through an underpass under the disused railway to join Bridleway No. 29.

Commences at the west end of Wilton Road and leads westwards to Footall Green.

Commences at the east end of Meadow Road and leads in a north easterly direction across the railway at Meadow Gates, continuing north eastwards to the Nafferton parish boundary to meet footpath No.4. Known in part as Meadow Lane.

Commences on bridleway No. 29 and leads in a northerly direction to and across White Dike then in a north westerly direction along the north eastern bank of White Dike for a distance of about 100 mts continuing north easterly to
Aike Bridge and easterly along the southern bank of Aike Beck to the River Hull.

Commences on the County Road at a point about 280 m east of the entrance to Scurf Dike Farm and leads in an easterly direction to the parish boundary at a point on the line of the old River Hull where it meets footpath No.14.

Commences on the west bank of the River Hull at a point approximately 450m south of Bethell's Bridge and leads almost directly westwards along the southern bank of Scurf Dike to the Watton Parish boundary.

Commences on the footpath 18 and leads along the western bank of the old River Hull to and across Barmston Drain and then to the parish boundary.

Commences at a point in Leconfield Main Street and leads in a north-easterly direction to St. Catherine's Church. Known as Little Lane.

Commences on the east side of Old Road and leads north-easterly for some 34m turns east-south-easterly and then east-north-easterly to join Main Street.

Commences at Cowthorpe Farm, Leconfield and leads in a north-easterly and then north-westerly direction to its junction with footpath No. 14.

Commences on Bridleway No. 16 and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 685 metres where it passes under Southorpe Bridge on Hull Road then continues for some 760 metres to join Hatfield Bridleway No. 22.

Commences at the southern end of Hornsea Bridleway No. 18 and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 900 metres to Rolston Road in Goxhill.

Commences on Rolston Road in Goxhill and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 390 metres to Wassand Low Road in Hatfield.

Commences on Wassand Low Road in Hatfield and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 845 metres then leads gradually off the old track bed on the south-east side to the top of the embankment for some 355 metres
and then along the old platform for some 120 metres to Sigglesthorne Road in Great Hatfield

Commences on Sigglesthorne Road in Great Hatfield and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 1290 metres to join Withernwick Bridleway No. 8.

Withernwick Bridleway No. 8
Commences at the southern end of Hatfield Bridleway No. 25 and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 945 metres to Beverley Road near the Old Station House.

Ellerby Bridleway No.6
Commences on Lambwath Lane in New Ellerby and leads along the disused railway zigzagging down a slope for some 45 metres then south-south-westerly for some 1195 metres to Skirlaugh Road in Old Ellerby.

Ellerby Bridleway No. 7
Commences on Skirlaugh Road in Old Ellerby and leads along the disused railway south-westerly for some 1250 metres to the A165.

Ellerby Bridleway No. 8
Commences on the A165 and leads along the disused railway south-westerly for some 635 metres to join Swine Bridleway No. 8.

Swine Bridleway No. 8
Commences at the southern end of Ellerby Bridleway No. 8 and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 835m to BOAT No. 3.

Swine Bridleway No. 9
Commences on Swine BOAT No. 3 and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 680m to Coniston Lane in Swine.

Commences at the western end of Footpath No. 13 and leads northerly along the western side of the field boundary for some 175 metres turning west-north-westerly for some 17m then continues westerly
along the southern side of the field boundary for some 200m to meet North Cave Footpath No. 11 and North Cave Footpath No. 12 on Crosslands Lane.

Commences on Crosslands Lane and leads westerly for some 1000m turning northerly for some 410 metres to the join the western end of Dryham Lane.

Market Weighton Bridleway No.14
Commences on Hall Road and leads east-north-easterly for some 805m to pass under Red Lane bridge and continues east-north-easterly for some 1260m to join Goodmanham Bridleway No. 8 on the disused railway.

Goodmanham Bridleway No.8
Commences at the eastern end of Market Weighton Bridleway No. 14 and leads east-north-easterly along the disused railway for some 215m to join the road from Goodmanham to Spring Road.

Market Weighton Bridleway No.15
Commences on Market Weighton Bridleway No. 14 some 25m east of Red Lane Bridge and leads south-westerly for some 20m to join Red Lane.

Goodmanham Bridleway No.9
Commences on the road from Goodmanham to Spring Road and leads east-north-easterly along the disused railway for some 3035m to join Etton Bridleway No. 5.

Etton Bridleway No.5
Commences at the eastern end of Goodmanham Bridleway No. 9 and leads east-south-easterly along the disused railway for some 3745m to Gardham Road.

Etton Bridleway No.6
Commences on Bridleway No. 5 some 600m west of Gardham Road and leads west-north-westerly for some 55m to join Bridleway No. 3.

Commences on an unclassified County Road at the north east corner of Etton West Wood and leads in a mainly southerly direction to the road at Gardham.

Etton Bridleway No. 7
Commences on Gardham Road and leads easterly along the disused railway for some 1950m to join Cherry Burton Bridleway No. 4.

Cherry Burton Bridleway No.4
Commences on Etton Bridleway No. 7 and leads easterly along the disused railway for some 190m and then turns south-easterly for some 10m and leaves the disused railway on the south side and leads easterly for some 65m to join Etton Road

Commences on Footpath No. 23 on Finkle Street and leads south-south-easterly to the southern end of Finkle Street.

Sledmere Bridleway No.4
Commences on Mill Lane north east of Sledmere Mill Farm and leads westerly to the Fimber parish boundary to join path No.1.

Fimber Bridleway No.1
Commences north of Towthorpe and leads in a north-easterly direction towards Sledmere to the Sledmere parish boundary to join bridleway No.4.

Commences at the west end of Braemar Lane and leads north-westwards to Fangfoss Grange and Crow Wood then northwards to Fangfoss Station Road.

Withernwick Bridleway No. 9
Commences on Beverley Road near Whitedale Cottage and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 685 metres then for some 110 metres to join Burton Constable Bridleway No. 3 on the bridge over Lambwath Stream

Burton Constable Bridleway No.3
Commences at the southern end of Withernwick Bridleway No. 9 on the bridge over Lambwath Stream and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 100 metres then for some 255 metres to join Ellerby Bridleway No. 9

Ellerby Bridleway No.9
Commences at the southern end of Burton Constable Bridleway No. 3 and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 340 metres then for some 60 metres to Lambwath Lane in New Ellerby

Hotham Bridleway No.6
Commences on Bridleway No. 3 on the eastern bank of the Market Weighton Canal and leads easterly for some 385 metres along the south side of Car Dike Drain
then continues easterly for some 1200m and then south-easterly for some 980m to meet with Hotham Bridleway No. 4

Commences on Bridleway No.24 on the western bank of Back Delfin Drain and leads easterly for some 16 metres turns southerly for some 203 metres along the eastern bank of Back Delfin Drain then continues southerly along the eastern bank
of the Market Weighton Canal to join Hotham Bridleway No.3.

Commences on South Cliffe Footpath No.3 and leads westerly for some 330m and then southerly for some 170m then continues westerly along the drive to Wholsea Grange for some 342 metres to meet Bridleway No.14.

Commences at Heigholme Hall and leads in an easterly direction for approximately 130 metres thence north north-westerly for approximately 12 metres, thence east north-easterly for approximately 340 metres and thence south south-easterly
, adjacent to Barff Drain, for approximately 116 metres to the footbridge at the Brandesburton parish boundary.

Commences at the Vicarage and leads in a westerly direction to join path No.2.

Commences on Bessingby Way and leads in a south westerly direction to the south end of Brick-kiln Balk in Bessingby.

Commences at Church Green and leads along the south side of the Priory Churchyard to the west end of Priory Walk.

Commences on path No.10 at the south east corner of the Churchyard and leads along the east side of the Churchyard to Sewerby Road.

Commences at St Catherine?s Church, Leconfield and leads north-westerly for some 70 metres then north-easterly to meet with Footpath No. 15 then westerly to meet with Footpath No. 34 then northerly to the Beverley-Driffield Road
then from the opposite side of the road the path leads north-west and north to the junction of the old main road and the Beverley-Driffield Road.

Commences on the east side of Main Street some 50m north of Ash Tree Drive and leads easterly for some 60m Continues easterly to join Footpath No. 14.

Commences on Bridleway No. 20 some 307 metres south-south-west of Hull Road and leads west-south-westerly then south-south-easterly to join Hatfield Footpath No. 3.

Commences on Hull Road to the north of Southorpe Bridge and leads south-south-westerly for some 180 metres then southerly for some 15 metres to join Bridleway No. 18 on the disused railway.

Commences on Bridleway No. 19 and leads south-south-westerly for some 127 metres then southerly for some 13 metres to join Bridleway No. 18 on the disused railway.

Burstwick Bridleway No.17
Commences at the Hedon parish boundary on br no. 5 and leads in a generally north easterly direction along the north bank of Burstwick drain crossing the main road and continuing to the northern boundary of Thack Carr field.

Commences on Green Lane and leads in a westerly direction to Twyer's Bridge crossing Burstwick Drain at the Burstwick Parish boundary where it joins fp. No.9 known as Green's Lane Path.

Commences at Dairy House north of Stockdale Farm and leads in a north-easterly direction to Twyer's Bridge across Burstwick Drain at the Burton Pidsea parish boundary where it joins f.p. no. 7.

Burton Agnes Footpath No.6
Commences on the Driffield - Bridlington Road at the east side of the Methodist Chapel and leads in a south easterly direction to Mill Farm then south westwards to the Burton Agnes - Lissett Road.

Commences between 58 and 60 Church Street and leads northwesterly for some 70 metres continues northwesterly for some 80m then leads northwesterly to join Nordham at the east side of No. 33.

Commences on the northern side of Queensmead and leads north-north-westerly for some 29 metres then north-easterly for some 11 metres and then continues north-easterly to join Elm Grove.

Commences on the southern side of Queensmead and leads southerly to the southern edge of the estate where it joins Footpath No. 14

Leven Bridleway No.3
Commences on Beverley Road at the north side entrance of Leven Grange and leads easterly then northerly and easterly again to the western boundary of the Leven Bypass then turns south-westerly outside the boundary of the Leven Bypass
for some 1005m then westerly to Beverley Road some 85m north of Whitecross roundabout.

Leven Bridleway No.8
Commences some 195m north-east of the centre of Whitecross roundabout at TA 1125 4395 outside the eastern boundary of the Leven Bypass and leads north-easterly then north north-easterly for some 1055m then turns east-north-easterly for some 115m

Leven Bridleway No.7
Commences on the western side of Beverley Road some 95m north of the centre of Whitecross roundabout and leads south-south-westerly to the northern boundary of the road from Whitecross Roundabout to Routh.

Hayton Footpath No.1
Commences in Burnby Village at the Rectory and leads north westwards across two fields to join the Pocklington Road.

Walkington Bridleway No.5
Commences on the Beverley Road at the east side of Broadgate Farm and leads northwards to the Beverley-Newbald Road alongside the A1079 road boundary.

Commences on B.R. No. 5 adjacent to the A1079 road and leads in a north easterly direction to the parish boundary at Beverley Westwood.

Commences opposite Broadgate Farm on the Beverley Road and leads southwards along Eastwood Road continuing southwards along the edge of two fields then eastwards through Butt Farm to the Rowley parish boundary where it joins

Commences on the old A.164 north of Jock's Lodge and leads in a westerly direction for approximately 70 mts along the track towards Butt Farm to the Walkington parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 4.

Commences at Hallytreeholme Road Bridge and leads in a north-westerly direction to Hallytreeholme Farm.

Commences on South Street south of the Beagle Public House and leads in a westerly direction along the north bank of Leven Canal to Leven Lock.

Commencing on the west side of Brandesburton Road it leads in a generally westerly direction along the existing track crossing Frodingham Mill Drain and then continues on the north side of Coneygarth Hill Farm to join Footpath No. 5 then in a generally
westerly direction along the existing track then continues generally in a north-westerly direction past the fishing ponds to Howes Lane.

Commences at the south end of Grundill Lane and leads in a southerly direction along the Sigglesthorne parish boundary to join br. No. 4. Known as Green Lane.

Skeffling Restricted Byway No.5
Commences at the eastern end of the public highway section of Winsetts Road and leads south-south-easterly for some 6.0m then turns east-south-easterly along the south side of the drain for some 5.0m then east-south-easterly for 15.0m continues
east-south-easterly for some 374m then east-south-easterly for 15.0m continues east-south-easterly for some 242m then east-south-easterly for 7.5 metres
turning south-south-westerly for 7.5 metres continues south-south-westerly for some 225 metres then south-south-westerly for some 240 metres to join Easington Restricted Byway No.12 at the parish boundary.

Easington Restricted Byway No.12
Commences on Marsh Road 400 metres west of Marsh Cottage and leads along Marsh Road to link with Skeffling Restricted Byway No. 5 at the parish boundary.

Commences on Station Road adjacent to the church of St. John of Beverley and leads west-south-westerly along Landing Lane to the top of the floodbank where it meets Footpath No. 12.

Commences on the river bank on the northern side of the western end of the road running westerly from Loftsome Bridge Coaching House and leads northerly along the floodbank to meet Footpath No. 11.

Commences on the river bank on the southern side of the western end of the road running westerly from Loftsome Bridge Coaching House and leads south-westerly through the flood arch under the A63 to meet Barmby on the Marsh Footpath No. 1.

Commences to the east of Loftsome Bridge on the northern side of the A63 and leads northerly for some 9 metres to meet Footpath No. 13.

Commences to the east of Loftsome Bridge on the southern side of the A63 and leads south-south-westerly for some 33 metres to meet Footpath No. 13.

Footpath commencing on the south side of Main Street to the west of No.35 and leading south-westerly then west-north-westerly to Field Lane.

Commences on Londesborough Road about 90 m north of the church and leads southwards to Market Place opposite Holme Road. Known as Station Parade.

Footpath commencing on Footpath No.4 at the side of No.7 Cheviot Avenue and leading southeasterly and easterly then turns northerly to meet Footpath No.11.

Footpath commencing near the north eastern end of Lime Tree Avenue and leading north-westerly for some 185 metres over the elevated footbridge and ramped approaches to Cheviot Avenue

Commences on Bridleway No.14 and leads southerly over Leyfield Bridge to join Bubwith Footpath No.17.

Commences at the southern end of Foggathorpe Footpath No. 6 and leads southerly for some 20 metres then leads easterly for some 545 metres to join Foggathorpe Footpath No. 13

Commences at the eastern end of Bubwith Footpath No. 17 and leads south-south-easterly for some 675 metres and then easterly for some 260 metres to join Bell Lane.

Molescroft Bridleway No.7
Commences on Scrubwood Lane and leads north easterly for some 545 metres to meet the disused railway line.

Commences on the north side of Wyke Way at Grid Reference SE 9685 2609 and leads west-north-westerly along the northern footway of the new road for some 133 metres to join Footpath No. 2

Commences at a point on No. 9 south-west of Paradise Farm and leads north-westerly for some 220m to TA 0500 3770 continues north-westerly for some 150m to Beverley Parks Sewer and turns south-westerly for some 17m then crosses the drain
turns west-south-westerly for some 160m and south-westerly for some 40m continuing southerly across a drain then westerly and north-westerly for some 200m
to the west side of Park Grange Farm at TA 0448 3775 then west-south-westerly for some 160m to the Hull and Scarborough railway.

Commences at Ivy House and leads north-westerly for some 570m to meet Footpath No. 12 west of Park Grange Farm.

Shiptonthorpe Footpath No.1
Commences on the Hull-York Road and leads round the north of the Church to Town Street
then leads east-north-easterly along the northern boundary of Willowbeck House for some 70m continuing south-south-easterly to and across Shipton Beck
then leads eastwards across the disused railway to the footbridge over East Beck then southwards to Towthorpe Lane just west of Eastgate Farm.

Commences on Highfield Lane and leads in a north easterly direction along the boundary of two fields then northwards to the Bishop Wilton parish boundary at Gowthorpe.

Commences at the western end of Harswell Lane and leads in a south westerly direction to Brouncey and then in a southerly direction over Lowmath Drain to Shipton Lane A163 at a point about 50 m north east of the dismantled railway

Commences at Brouncey Farm and leads in a south westerly direction along the west bank of the River Foulness to a point approximately 150 m north west of Harswell Bridge on Bull Lane.

Commences on Rudding Lane and leads southerly to the northern boundary of the M62. Known as Quart Lane.

Commences on Main Road Newland (B1230) and leads northerly to the southern boundary of the M62. Know as Quart Lane.

Commences on the Hull Road at the Post Office and leads in an easterly direction to join Weir Road (path No. 1).

Commences at the southern end of Beswick Bridleway No.23 and leads westerly along the parish boundary for some 185m and then continues southerly for some 270m to join Station Road.

Commences on Brickyard Lane and leads northerly along the western boundary of Old Rush along a track and a field headland to Wilfholme Road.

Catwick Footpath No.2
Commences at a point in Church Lane opposite the Church and leads in a south-westerly direction to the Riston Road at a point opposite Willow Croft.

Commences at Rise Lane and leads in a westerly and southerly direction to the Riston Road at Catwick Bridge.

Commences on Marton Road at a point about 170 m east of Marton Avenue and leads southwards to Eastfield Road.

Commences at the east end of Priory Walk and leads in an easterly direction for 170 m then southwards for 50 m then mainly easterly to St. Aidan Road and continues to Priory Crescent.

Bridlington Bridleway No.37
Commences on Cliff Road, Sewerby and leads along Frith Lane for some 185m then east-north-easterly for some 1168m along the south side of the Sewerby ha-ha and across the golf course to Dyke Wood then easterly for some 30m and north-north-easterly
for some 185m down the ravine then east-north-easterly for some 14m across the bridge over the stream
then easterly for some 50m and northerly for some 40m up the ravine side to the south of the steps then east-north-easterly for some 60m on the north side of the wall

Flamborough Bridleway No.11
Commences on Bridlington Bridleway No. 37 where the Danes Dyke roads converge and leads east-north-easterly for some 90m and north-north-easterly for some 85m then north-easterly for some 220m
and north-north-easterly for some 310m to join Bridlington Road, Flamborough

Commences on Bridleway No. 37 at the top of the western side of the ravine and leads northerly along the top of the ravine and then north-easterly down steps on the west side of the ravine to re-join Bridleway No. 37 at the bottom.

Commences at the east end of path No.16 at Danes Dyke and leads northwards along the top of the Dyke to join path No.20.

Commences on Bridleway No. 37 to the east of the bridge and leads north-easterly up the steps on the east side of the ravine to rejoin Bridleway No. 37 at the top.

Commences at the east side of the old toll bridge and leads northwards along the east bank of the River Derwent to the Ellerton parish boundary.

Commences on the east side of Thimblehall Lane some 70m south of Landing Lane and leads south-easterly for some 100m then turns easterly to meet Thimblehall Lane Old Route on the north side of the M62.

Commences at Poplar Hall some 115m south of the junction of Carr Lane and Landing Lane and leads easterly for some 210m then turns northerly for some 100m to join Thimblehall Lane.

Footpath commences on Footpath No 24 on the western side of the boundary to the rear of 13 Marina Avenue and leads north-north-westerly for some 50m continues for some 49 metres then west-south-westerly for some 16 metres to join with Footpath No 23

Commences at the western end of Footpath No.8 and leads westerly then south-westerly along the northern bank of the River Ouse to meet Laxton Footpath No.6.

Commences on the Beverley-Driffield Road about 240m north of the disused railway and leads in an easterly direcftion to join footpath No. 19.

Commences at a point on the Beverley-Driffield Road and leads in a north-easterly direction to a point east of Leconfield Parks House where it meets footpath No. 19.

Aldbrough Bridleway No.10
Commences at the eastern side of Flinton Road at the bend opposite the junction of Crook Lane and leads easterly for some 190m to join Footpath No.19.

Commences at the eastern end of Bridleway No.10 and leads easterly for some 720m continues easterly for some 565m then northerly for some 240m* then continues northerly-easterly to join Carlton Lane.

Commences on the east side of the Hornsea - Hatfield Road approximately 100m South of Goxhill Lane and leads generally in an easterly direction crossing the Golf Course to a point on the driveway leading to Rolston Hall.

Rowley Bridleway and Footpath No.6
Commences at a point on the Little Weighton-Risby Road and leads in a north-westerly direction by the west side of Risby Park to Halfpenny Gate. Known as Park Lane. It also branches east as a footpath past Keppers Cottage to the Walkington parish bound

Carnaby Footpath No.3
Commences at the parish boundary on footpath No.2 Bridlington at Bessingby Beck and leads in a south easterly direction to the junction with Kingsgate opposite the Caravan Park.

Catwick Bridleway No.7
Commences at the Hornsea Road opposite Rise Lane and leads in a northerly direction to Sandfield Lane at a point about 40 m south of the Brandesburton Parish boundary.

Commences at a point on bridleway No.7 approximately 200 m north of Leven - Hornsea Road, and leads westwards and south-westwards for approximately 150 m.

Commences on the Brandesburton Road at the Brandesburton Parish boundary at Stream Dike Bridge and leads in a southerly direction for approximately 300 m to meet bridleway No.7.

Ellerby Bridleway No.4
Commences on Crab Tree Lane and leads in a southerly direction along the west side of Woodhall Park to the Coniston parish boundary, to join path No.2.

Sproatley Bridleway No.3
Commences on the Aldbrough Road at the Humbleton parish boundary and leads in a soth-easterly direction along the parish boundary for approximately 305 metres to join Humbleton, Bridleway No. 1.

Sproatley Bridleway No.10
Commences at the Humbleton parish boundary 60 metres south-east of the east end of Footpath No. 2 and leads in a south-easterly direction along the parish boundary to Lelley Drain at Moor Gate at the Elstronwick parish boundary whre it meets Elstronwick

Preston Bridleway No.18
Commences at the County Boundary and leads easterly for some 1130m along the disused railway line to Staithes Road.

Commences on Staithes Road and leads easterly for some 1720m along the disused railway line to join Hedon Bridleway No. 14.

Hedon Bridleway No.14
Commences at the eastern end of Preston Bridleway No.19 and leads easterly along the disused railway line to Preston Road.

Hedon Bridleway No.15
Commences on Preston Road and leads easterly then south-easterly along the disused railway line to Magdalen Lane.

Hedon Bridleway No.16
Commences on Magdalen Lane and leads south-easterly along the disused railway line to join Burstwick Bridleway No. 20.

Commences at the southern end of Hedon Bridleway No.16 and leads south-easterly for some 1175 metres along the disused railway line to join Thorngumbald Bridleway No.5.

Thorngumbald Bridleway No.5
Commences at the southern end of Burstwick Bridleway No. 20 and leads south-easterly along the disused railway line to join Station Road.

Thorngumbald Bridleway No.6
Commences on the eastern side of Station Road and leads south-easterly along the disused railway line to join Hariff Lane.

Keyingham Bridleway No.5
Commences at the southern end of Burstwick Bridleway No.21 and leads south-easterly along the disused railway line to join Station Road

Newport BOAT No.13
Commences on Thimblehall Lane to the south of the M62 Motorway and leads east-north-easterly for some 7 metres and continues for some 346 metres then for some 7 metres to join Canal Side West

Atwick Footpath No.2
Commences on the northern side of Bewholme Lane at Grid Reference TA 1808 4929 and leads easterly for some 190m then northerly for some 590m to the east of Little Atwick
turns easterly for some 80m then northerly for some 550m to join Bewholme Road.*

Seaton Bridleway No.11
Commences at the Hornsea Town boundary on bridleway No. 15 north of Weatherhill Farm and leads in a westerly and north westerly direction along the track through Wassand to the Lodge.

Commences at the west end of Southorpe Road and leads westwards along the south side of Weatherhill Plantation then north-west through the wood. It then continues west and north to the Seaton Parish boundary where it meets br. No.11.

Commences at the eastern end of Ings Lane Dunswell and leads in a southerly direction along the western floodbank of the River Hull to end some 35 metres north of the Raich Carter Way bridge.

Commences on the south side of Raich Carter Way some 73m west of the bridge over the River Hull and leads southerly then easterly to the western floodbank of the river and then south-south-westerly along the floodbank
to meet the footpath at the County Boundary

Commences on the north side of Raich Carter Way some 73m west of the bridge over the River Hull and leads northerly for some 60m to meet Footpath No.34 on the floodbank.

Commences on the south side of Raich Carter Way some 190m west of the bridge over the River Hull and leads south-easterly for some 145m to meet the footpath at the County Boundary.

Commences on the Howden - Kilpin Road at Sunnybank and leads in a northerly direction to the southern side of the M62.

Commences at the northern end of path No. 20 and leads north wards across the railway line to the southern end of path No. 21.

Commences at the western end of path No. 6 and leads north-wards across the railway (disused) to the southern end of path No. 20.

Commences on the north side of the Hull and Barnsley Railway at a point opposite No. 6 and leads northwards to the south side of the Hull - Selby Railway, near Burland Common (Burland Lane).

Commences on the Eastrington - Belby Road at the corner near Filbert Grove and leads westwards to the south side of the Hull - Barnsley Railway. (Burland Lane).

Commences on the Holme - Howden Road near Burland and leads southwards to the north side of the Hull and Selby railway opposite No. 20 (Burland Lane).

Eastrington Footpath No.13
Commences on the Eastrington - Portington Road and leads in a westerly direction by Burland House and Burland Cottage to the Holme - Howden Road at Caville.

Commences at Burland Cottage and leads eastwards to Burland Lane.

Commences at the northern end of Lockington Bridleway no.9 and leads northerly along field headland to Brickyard Lane.

Commences at no.73 on the eastern end of the road and leads southwards to Park Lane. It then leads eastwards past Milner Wood to Old Wood, then along the east side of Old Wood northwards to Worsendale Road.

Cottingwith Bridleway No.1
Commences at the north west end of East Cottingwith village and leads in a westerly direction to the River Derwent at Cottingwith Ferry. Known as Swinebank Road.

Commences on Bridleway No. 1 and leads north-easterly then easterly along the south bank of the Pocklington Canal.

Bubwith Bridleway No.26
Commences on Footpath No. 4 and leads east-north-easterly for some 285m to join Bridleway No. 22.

Commences on Gunby Road and leads northerly for some 30m to the junction of Footpath No.6 and Bridleway No. 26 and then east-north-easterly for some 225m to Breighton Road.

Commences on Breighton Road and leads east-north-easterly for some 1280m
then continues east-north-easterly for some 130m to Street Lane

Commences on Bridleway No. 23 and leads easterly for some 45m and then east-north-easterly for some 100m to join Street Lane

Commences on Street Lane and leads east-north-easterly to join Foggathorpe Bridleway No. 14.

Foggathorpe Bridleway No.14
Commences at the eastern end of Bubwith Bridleway No. 25 and leads east-north-easterly for some 1950m to Station Road.

Foggathorpe Bridleway No.15
Commences on Station Road and leads east-north-easterly for some 1199m then continues east-north-easterly for some 4m to join Seaton Ross Bridleway No. 14.

Seaton Ross Bridleway No.14
Commences at the eastern end of Foggathorpe Bridleway No. 15 and leads east-north-easterly for some 10m then continues east-north-easterly for some 608m to join the A163 at Lincoln Flats

Commences on the Foulness Bridge at the eastern end of Seaton Ross Bridleway No. 15 and leads east-north-easterly for some 8 metres then continues east-north-easterly for some 364m to join Seaton Ross Bridleway No. 16

Commences at the eastern end of Seaton Ross Bridleway No. 16 and leads east-north-easterly for some 1005m to the Dial House Access Road.

Commences on the Dial House Access Road and leads east-north-easterly for some 1550m
then continues east-north-easterly for some 5m
and then east-north-easterly for some 1560m to Harswell Lane

Commences on Harswell Lane and leads east-north-easterly for some 220 metres to join Everingham Bridleway No. 15.

Commences on Everingham Bridleway No. 15 and leads north-north-easterly for some 65m to join Everingham Bridleway No. 3.

Kelk Footpath No.9
Commences at The Willows and leads in a south-westerly direction to Duckmutton Lane.

Commences on Ash Lane and leads southwards around the east side of Park Farm to Throughleys Lane.

Commences at the west end of Bottoms Road on B.R. No. 15 at the Skidby parish boundary and leads westwards to Rowley Road north of Socken Wood.

Commences at the eastern side of Beverley Road between Nos. 287 and 289 and leads easterly for some 98m to join Windsor Avenue between Nos. 27 and 29.

Commences at the eastern side of St. Peters Avenue between Nos. 12 and 14 and leads east-south-easterly and then easterly for some 76m to join Church Street between Nos. 11 and the church.

Commences on Promenade opposite it?s junction with Westmoreland Avenue and leads east-south-easterly then north-easterly to the north-western corner of the Leisure Centre*
then turns east-south-easterly to join Footpath No. 13 at the sea front.

Commences on Hull-Anlaby Road at Anlaby Common at a point almost opposite Spring Gardens and leads in a northerly direction for about 130 mts to Colville Avenue then leads from western end of Saxondale in a westerly direction to

Commences at the western side of Wolfreton Road and leads west-north-westerly for some 36m and then leading west-south-westerly for some 27m to join Raywell Close between Nos. 19 and 21.

Burton Pidsea Bridleway No.13
Commences on the southern side of Burton Road some 75m east of Buzzards Nest and leads southerly for some 5m then easterly for some 90m then southerly for some 210m and then south-westerly for some 660m to join Bridleway No. 3.

Commences on St. Peters Walk and leads east-south-easterly for some 76m then continuing for some 14m then east-south-easterly for some 209m and then easterly for some 45m then southerly for some 179m
then easterly for some 25m and then southerly for some 75m then east-north-easterly for some 65m then south easterly for some 345m then westerly for some 130m
then south-easterly for some 52m then south-south-easterly for some 303m to Carr Lane to join Bridleway No. 10

Easington Bridleway No.14
Commences on Hull Road and leads northerly for some 355m to join Bridleway No.13. Known as Rail Lane.

Commences at the Hull City boundary on the disused Hull ? Hornsea railway line and leads in a north easterly direction for some 6 metres to join Bridleway No. 13.

Commences on Cemetery Lane and leads south-westerly between the rear fences of houses and the cemetery for some 250m to Grid Reference SE 8011 4842 continuing south-westerly then south-easterly and then south-westerly across the cemetery extension
to its south-western corner then south-westerly to Pocklington Beck continuing southerly along the east side of the beck to Grid Reference SE 8011 4753
continuing southerly to the York ? Beverley Road (A1079) at the east side of Street Bridge

Footpath commences at the northern end of Footpath No. 34 and leads north-north-westerly across the railway line to Gowdall Lane

Commences in the Main Street and leads in a southerly direction past Southfield House to Back Street.

Commences at the east end of Railway Street and leads along the disused railway south-south-westerly for some 475m
then southerly for some 8m across Stream Dike
continuing for some 20m then down a slope west-north-westerly then south-south-easterly for some 20m to Rolston Road roundabout

Commences on Burton Lane opposite the rear of No.5 Wellington Avenue and leads northerly for some 48m to join Bridleway No. 27

Commences on Hornsea Burton Road between No. 35 and No. 37 and leads north-north-westerly for some 103m
then north-westerly for some 10m across Stream Dike
then west-north-westerly for some 4 metres then west-south-westerly for some 16m to join Bridleway No. 27

Commences on Hornsea Burton Road east of Beechcroft and leads north-north-easterly for some 108m
continuing for some 15m across Stream Dike
then for some 91m to the pumping station and then to the east of the pumping station for some 70m then north-westerly along the access road for some 180m to join Sands Lane.

Commences on Bridleway No. 29 some 25m north-east of the bridge over Stream Dike and leads east-north-easterly for some 310m to join Bridleway No. 31.

Commences on Warter Footpath No.6 and leads northerly for some 465m to Pasture Lane.

North Dalton Bridleway No.6
Commences on the County Road south of Haywold Farm and leads easterly along the North Dalton - Huggate parish boundary to the Tibthorpe parish boundary to meet bridleway No.1.

Commences at Hull Bridge and leads along the west bank of the River Hull in a northerly direction to the Leconfield parish boundary at South Bullock Dike where it joins footpath No. 33.

Commences some 7 metres east of the east wall of No. 2 North View and leads east-south-easterly for some 41 metres on the southern side of Island Cottage to a point some 4 metres east of the east wall of Island Cottage.

Footpath commencing at its junction with the north eastern end of Thorntree Lane County Road and proceeding in a north easterly direction to its junction with Path No.2.

Commences at Wauldby at a point north of Wauldby Dam and leads in a northerly direction to join B.R. No. 16 at Turtle Hill.

Commences just west of York Grounds at the Rowly parish boundary on the road leading from Raywell to Riplingham and leads southwards through York Grounds Farm to Turtle Hill, where it joins BR No. 16.

Commences on Painsthorpe Lane about 130 mts west of the entrance to Painsthorpe Hall and leads south-eastwards to Painsthorpe.

Londesborough Footpath No.4
Commences on the east side of path No.2 at a point approximately 100 m south of its junction with No.3 and leads in an easterly direction for approximately 130 m and then south easterly through Londesborough Park to join footpath

Commences on Towthorpe Lane at the Shiptonthorpe parish boundary south of Towthorpe Grange and leads in a northerly direction to and through Londesborough Park to Londesborough village.

Commences at a point on Shepherd Lane east of Old Hall and leads in a south-easterly direction to a point on the west side of the Hull and Scarborough railway opposite Halfway House then along the west side of the railway
southwards to the Skidby parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 12.

Commences on No. 4 approximately 100 mts from its northern end and leads in a south-westerly direction by the north side of Model Farm to a point 200 mts west of the farm. It then leads in a southerly direction to the east side
of Poplar Farm and then south-east to the Skidby parish boundary where it joins bridleway No. 7.

Commences on bridleway No. 6 at Poplar Farm and leads in a southerly direction to the Skidby parish boundary where it meets footpath No. 16.

Burton Constable Footpath No.1
Commences on Piper's Lane at a point about 200m east of its junction with Marton Road and leads in a northerly direction to Straits Bridge across the Lambwath Stream at the Withernwick Parish boundary where it meets fp. No. 5. Known as Straits Road.

Commences at the junction of Bridleways No.4 and 5 and leads easterly for some 565m continues easterly for some 370m then continues easterly for some 800m to meet the maintainable highway some 50m west of Cliffe Road

Commences on Cowgate and leads west-north-westerly then east-south-easterly up a flight of steps for some 40m then south-south-westerly over the A63 for some 40m then turns west-north-westerly then east-south-easterly down a flight of steps for some 40m
to join the maintainable footway on the south side of the A63.

Commences at Spring Terrace and leads in a southerly direction for about 120 m then south-easterly to its junction with No.2 from where it leads in an easterly direction to the Harpham Road.

Commences at a point on Wold Gate approximately 440 mts west of the Reservoir and leads in a northerly direction to Hop Walk and the north-west corner of Zig Zag Plantation. Known as Southside.

Commences on the north side of Woldgate approximately 340 mts east of the Reservoir and leads generally north-westwards to the western boundary of the Belt, then continues to follow the edge of the Belt, to its south-west corner,

Commences on the A166 some 270 metres west-south-west of its junction with Main Street Bessingby and leads easterly to Main Street and then south-easterly for some 57 metres
turning south-westerly for some 45 metres then south-easterly for some 104 metres and then east-north-easterly for some 46 metres
then south-south-easterly across the railway line to join Carnaby Footpath No.3.

Commences at the junction of Footpath No.15 and Bridleway No.19 on the disused railway line at Twyers Hill then in an easterly direction along the south side of the line
continuing south along the east side of the field to the Hedon Town boundary where it joins Restricted Byway No.3.

Kirkburn Footpath No.2
Commences on the Driffield Road at Low Battleburn and leads in a north-easterly direction to Eastburn.

Commences on No.2 about 180 m west of Eastburn and leads in a north-easterly direction to the Driffield Road.

Commences on Footpath No.2 some 25m west of Barmby Lock and leads southerly for some 20m then turns westerly then northerly then easterly to rejoin Footpath No.2 some 60m north of the Lock.

Commences at the eastern end of All Saints Mews and leads east-north-easterly for some 18m then continues east-north-easterly for some 36m to the junction of Ness Lane and Manor Road.

Thornton Footpath No.1
Commences at the Melbourne parish boundary on footpath No 10 at the Beck at Town Ings and leads northwards across Field Lane and by the west side of Thornton Grange to Common Lane at West Moor.

Commences at a point on the Thwing - Octon Road at a point approximately 100 m west of Butt Lane and leads in a northerly direction to Thwing Main Street opposite the Methodist Chapel.

Commences at a point on Long Lane approximately 130 mts east of Hampston Hill and leads in a south-easterly direction to Ross's Farm round the south side of the farm and eastwards to a footbridge about 260 mts from the farm.

Commences at Ross's Farm and leads in a southerly direction to High House.

Commences in Tennyson Avenue at a point opposite Blackburn Avenue and leads in a northerly direction to Trinity road. Known as Spion Kop.

Commences at the west end of St. Wilfred Road and leads in a westerly direction along the north side of the bowling green to join path No.7.

Commences at the south end of St. Stephen Road and leads south westwards to join path No.7.

Commences in St. Thomas Road and leads in a southerly direction along the east side of Duke's Park and across the railway to Victoria road.

Commences at the west end of St. Wilfred Road and leads under the railway to join the road leading into Trinity Road. Known as Convent Crossing Subway.

Commences in Queensgate Square at a point about 20 m south of Queensgate and leads in a south easterly direction then southwards to the east end of Carlton Street adjacent to the football ground.

Swanland Restricted Byway & Footpath No.3
Commences by the War Memorial on Main Street and leads south-south-easterly for some 52 metres then south-south-easterly along an access road for some 60 metres to a gate into the school grounds then continues
southerly across the school grounds for some 65 metres and then south-south-easterly for some 50 metres to a gate at Tranby Lane

Commences at the west end of Pinfold Lane and leads in a westerly direction crossing Burstwick Drain at Raceground Bridge and continues northwards past South Park and Old Hall to the B1362 road.

Holmpton Footpath No.2
Commences at the eastern end of School Lane and leads east-north-easterly for some 85 metres to the cliff.

Commences at the eastern side of No. 2 Woodland Drive and leads northerly for some 36 metres
continues northerly for a distance of some 6 metres
then northerly for a further 10 metres turning north-westerly for some 31 metres to join Barkworth Close between Nos. 16 and 18

Commences on Mains Lane south of Mains Farm and leads in a generally north easterly direction to Carr Gate and then north west to Carr Lane then north east across High Bridge to the Seaton -Everingham Road just west of White House

Commences in Fletcher Gate opposite Baxter Gate and leads southwards to Burstwick Drain. Known as Love Lane. It then continues across the Drain and westwards to Sheriff Highway. Known as Stewards Lane.

Commences at the northern end of Town End Lane and leads eastwards along Cow Dale then northwards along the western end of Rabbit Dale and to Pain Slack
then east-north-easterly for some 1282 metres along Cow Dale then easterly for some 153 metres turns north-north-westerly for some 85
metres and then north-north-easterly for some 10 metres to join Wetwang Footpath No. 12

Commences at a point on the York Road A166 about 400 m west of its junction with the Malton Road and leads in a south westerly direction to the Huggate parish boundary where it meets footpath No.8.

Sancton Bridleway and Footpath No.4
Commences along Gravel Pit Lane and proceeds along Dale Road in an easterly direction then north-easterly along the Market Weighton parish boundary to the Arras - Sancton Road about 170 m north of Arras Wold Cottages.

Commences 150 mts east of the reservoir on the Hull Road and leads in an easterly direction to Swin Dale thence in a north-westerly and northerly direction to the Beverley Road at a point approximately 100 mts west of the junction

Commences on the York - Beverley Road about 260 m east of the entrance to Arras Reservoir and leads southwards to the Sancton parish boundary to join footpath No.1.

Commences on the east side of 60 George Street and leads southerly for some 74 metres and continues southerly for some 24 metres to join Baxtergate

Commences on Footpath No. 18 on the south side of the Shakespeare Inn Car Park and leads easterly for some 14 metres to join Baxtergate

Commences on Rectory Road opposite Cote Farm and leads west-south-westerly for some 1794m turns northerly for some 15 metres
then continues westerly for some 7m over Owstwick drain to join Burton Pidsea Footpath No.8

Commences at a point on Daggett Lane near Harpham Post Office and leads in a northerly direction to Harpham village street at New Row Cottages.

Commences at the southern end of Elstronwick Bridleway No.9 leading south-south-easterly along the western bank of Burstwick Drain to join Bridleway No.17 at Thack Carr.

Elstronwick Bridleway No.9
Commences on Fieldend Lane at Braemar Hill and leads southerly for some 110 metres turns west-south-westerly then south-south-easterly along the field edge to the northern bank of Braemere Drain
285 metres then east-south-easterly for some 75 metres
then leads east-south-easterly along the southern bank of Braemere Drain then south-south-easterly along the western bank of Burstwick Drain to join Burstwick Bridleway No.22.

Commences at the north end of the lane leading from the Withernsea Road at the east side of the White Horse Public House and leads northwards then in an easterly direction to Station Road. Known as Cooper's Stiles.

Bempton Footpath No.3
Commences at the Flamborough - Bempton parish boundary on footpath No: 3 at the Cliff top and goes in a north westerly direction along cliff top to the Bempton - Reighton parish boundary.

Commences at the north eastern end of footpath 7 in Ulrome and leads in a northerly direction to and across North Turnpike and then to the Barmston Drain at the Barmston parish boundary where it meets footpath No.5.

Commences at the Cliff Top and leads in a westerly direction along the north bank of the Barmston Main Drain to the footbridge at Trusey Bottom and thence in a northerly direction to the Barmston main street at a point opposite

Commences at Foster's Bridge on bridleway No. 5 and leads in an easterly direction to the Meaux parish boundary at the north east corner of Long Plantation.

Tickton Bridleway No.5
Commences at the south end of Carr Lane and leads in an easterly then southerly direction to the Wawne parish boundary at Park Hill where it joins footpath No. 9.

Commences on Footpath No. 6 and leads westerly for some 215m to join Millington Bridleway and Footpath No. 3.

Commences on Outgates west of the railway line and leads easterly for some 28 metres over the railway line to rejoin Outgates. Known as Harpman Crossing.

Harpham Bridleway No.16
Commences on Out Gates on the northern side of the railway line Crossing and leads south-south-easterly over the railway line to rejoin Out Gates. Known as Mingledale Crossing.

Commences on the northern side of Beckside North between Nos. 8 and 9 and leads north-north-westerly for some 130 metres
turns north-westerly then west-north-westerly for some 39 metres to join Holme Church Lane between Nos. 68 and 70.*

Commences in Holme Church Lane betwen houses No. 46 and 56 and leads eastwards to Crab Tree Walk (No. 13).

Commences at the eastern end of Morrow Avenue and leads easterly along the pathway for some 22m to the promenade

Commences on the northern end of the promenade 22m east of Morrow Avenue and leads north-north-westerly along the cliff top for some 62m
then turns west-south-westerly for some 26m to join the eastern end of the southern Belvedere Park

Commences at the eastern end of Morrow Avenue and leads north-north-westerly through the car park on the eastern side for some 47m then north-north-easterly for some 13m to join Footpath No. 21

Commences on Footpath No. 21 on the cliff top 26m east of the end of the southern Belvedere Park and leads easterly down the cliff for some 28m to the beach

Skirpenbeck Footpath No.1
Commences at the Stamford Bridge parish boundary on Footpath No.2 and leads in a north-easterly direction on the eastern bank of the River Derwent to the north end of The Cliff woodland
south-western side of the hedge and joins Dolegate some 40 metres south of the County boundary

Commences on bridleway No. 19 at a point approximately 520m south of the Mappleton-Hatfield Road, and leads in a generally south easterly direction for approximately 300 yards to join br. No. 16.

Snaith & Cowick Bridleway No.35
Commences on George Street south of the railway line and leads east-north-easterly for some 26 metres over the railway line to join Ings Road. Known as Snaith East Crossing.

Commences on the Garton Road (B1242) approximately 50 yards south of Wood End and leads in a generally southerly direction crossing Elsome Road and finishing at the north-west corner of Bail Wood at the East Garton Parish boundary where it meets fp. No.

Commences on Hull Road and leads westwards and south-westwards to the north-east corner of Etherdwick Grange then north-westwards to and along the northern edge of Fox Covert continuing westwards and south-westwards to Tansterne.

Aldbrough Bridleway No.3
Commences on Hornsea Road (B1242) north of Castle Hill and leads in an easterly direction to meet byway 4 known as Mill Road.

Commences on Withernwick Road at a point about 200 m east of Little Westhill Farm and leads in a south-easterly direction to join the Hornsea Road at the entrance to Bewick Hall.

Commences on Hornsea Road at a point about 100 m south east of the junction of the road to Withernwick and leads in an easterly direction to East Hill Farm.

Commences at the south side of Etherdwick Grange and leads southwards across Fox Covert Drain then westwards to the Humbleton parish boundary.

Allerthorpe Bridleway No.1
Commences at the west end of the road leading westwards from Allerthorpe village and leads in a westerly direction along a track then passes along the southern edge of Allerthorpe Common to join the road from Thornton. It crosses
that road and continues westwards along the southern edge of Low Moor to join the road from Sutton-upon-Derwent.

Thornton Footpath No.6
Commences on the east side of Common Lane and leads in a generally north-easterly direction past Woodlands Farm along a track to the parish boundary at the southern corner of Peg Wood where it links with Allerthorpe Footpath No. 2.

Allerthorpe Footpath No.2
Commences at the west end of the road leading from the Allerthorpe - Melbourne Road towards Waplington Hall and leads westwards to the north of Waplington Hall through Letterbox Plantation then leads in a south westerly then westerly direction to Warren
House turns north-north eastwards then north-westerly to Peg Wood and then in a generally south westerly direction to link with Thornton Footpath No. 6 at the
parish boundary at the southern corner of Peg Wood.

Allerthorpe Footpath No.3
Commences in Back Lane at Allerthorpe to the west of Poor's Closes and leads in a north westerly then north easterly direction across Prick Moor to the York - Market Weighton road at a point about 70 m west of the airfield

Allerthorpe Bridleway No.4
Commences at the Pocklington parish boundary near Canal Head at a point about 170 m south of Lock House and leads along the west bank of the Pocklington Canal to the Bielby parish boundary at a point approximately 230 m north of

Commences at Canal Head on the York - Beverley Road and leads southwards to the tow path on the west side of the Pocklington Canal at Lock House and leads south west along the western bank of the Pocklington Canal to join path

Commences on the Eastrington - Belby Road at a point opposite the Brickyard and leads in a southerly direction across the railway to Ruddings Lane.

Elstronwick Bridleway No.2
Commences on Mill Lane at a point north of Lelley Mill and leads in a south-westerly direction to Newfield Lane approx. 400m south east of Lelley village.

Commences at Asselby Landing and leads eastwards along the north bank of the River Ouse to Booth Ferry.

Commences at Asselby Landing at the western end of path No. 6 and leads westerly along the northern bank of the River Ouse to the Barmby on the Marsh parish boundary at Field Drain, to join path No.3.

Commences at Elmer Wood at the south end of Pinfold Lane, Knedlington and leads southwards to the river bank at a point about 200 yards west of Knedlington Clough.

Atwick Footpath No.1
Commences at the Seaton Parish boundary on fp. 3 and leads in a northerly direction through Arram Hall to Bewholme Parish boundary where it joins footpath No.4

Commences on the Hornsea-Bridlington Road and leads in a westerly direction to a point approximately 130 m from Stream Dike.

Commences at the southern end of Melbourne Park between Nos. 6 and 7 and leads south-south-westerly for some 30 metres turns west-north-westerly for some 30 metres
then southwards to and along the western edge of Bracepits Wood and The Park to Ash Lane.

Bainton Footpath No.5
Commences on the south side of Neswick Lane approximately 550 metres west of Neswick Farm and leads in a southerly direction to Oldfield Lane, then in an easterly direction along the parish boundary to the Bracken-Southburn road.

Commences at the northern end of Nunburnholme Footpath No. 9 and leads westerly for some 90m then north-easterly and northerly for some 2010m
turns east-south-easterly for some 165m then north-north-westerly for some 175m
continuing north-north-easterly for some 1010m to join Huggate Footpath No. 16

Commences on South Newbald Road and leads easterly and north-easterly for some 93 metres to join Footpath No.1.

Commences at Trundle Gate, South Newbald and leads in a northerly direction to Church Mount at North Newbald. Known as Back Lane.

Warter Bridleway No.4
Commences on the Huggate-North Dalton Road and leads south-south-westerly for some 790m to Blanch Farm*
then leads north-north-westerly for some 45m turning west-south-westerly for some 385m north of the tree belt**
continuing north-north-westerly to an old chalk pit then south-westerly along Lavender Dale then westerly to Huggate Road

Commences at Ouse Railway Bridge and leads along the east and north banks of the River Ouse to the Asselby parish boundary. Known as Ouse Towpath.

Commences at the north-west corner of the second field north-west of High Stonehills and leads in a south easterly direction to High Stonehills then to the junction with the Bridlington Road, A165 opposite Quintin Garth.

Commences at the outlet of Earl's Dike and runs parallel to the south of Earl's Dike in a westerly direction for about 400 m and then in a generally southerly direction to Occupation Road in Barmston village.

Commences on Bolam Lane north of the railway crossing and leads in an easterly direction to the Mere. Known as Waywards Path.

Commences opposite the School in School Lane and leads in an easterly direction to Scarsea Gate.

Commences at The Outgang about 150 yards west of Mires Bridge and leads southwards to the north-east side of Caves Bypass.

Commences on the north-east side of Caves Bypass opposite Path No. 22 and leads southwards to South Cave parish boundary in the direction of Cave Common Farm.

Commences at the north end of Jarratt Hills Lane and leads westwards and northwards to Common Lane at a point just south of Skelfleet Cottage. Known as Common Lane.

Commences on Friars Lane and leads southerly up a flight of steps then easterly over the railway line then turns southerl down a flight of steps to join Armstrong Way.

Gilberdyke Bridleway No.15
Commences on Mill Lane south of the railway line and leads north-north-westerly for some 11 metres over the railway line to rejoin Mill Lane. Known as Mill Lane Crossing.

Commences on the Wetwang road just south of Fox Covert Hall and runs in a north-westerlay direction along Oxlands Dale to join Footpath No 8 in Cow Dale.

Carnaby Bridleway No.1
Commences on Church Lane at the junction with the road leading to Haisthorpe and leads in a northerly direction to Wold Gate at the east end of Sands Wood. Known as Carriage Drive.

Commences at the north end of Temple Lane and leads in a northerly direction past Temple Farm to Wold Gate.

Commences on an unclassified County road known as Beswick Heads approximately 100 mts west of Little Beswick and leads in a mainly south-westerly direction to the Lockington parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 12.

Commences in Lockington 50 mts west of Rectory View and leads in a mainly north easterly direction to the Beswick parish boundary where it meets footpath No. 19.

Commences from the unclassified County road known as Beswick Heads at the south east corner of Beswick Heads Plantation and leads in a mainly north easterly direction along the east side of Beswick Heads Plantation to its northern
end, then eastwards to the A. 164 immediately north of Kilnwick School.

Commences at the northern side of the A164 opposite Bridleway No.32 and leads north-north-westerly to the junction of Great Gutter Lane and Riplingham Road.

Commences at the southern end of Chapel Lane at its junction with West Ella Road and leads north-north-westerly to join the A164 opposite Bridleway No.49.

Commences between No.32 Barnards Drive and No.83 West Hall Garth and leads north-north-westerly for some 48m then north-north-easterly for some 17m and then northerly for some 12m to join Beck Lane.

Commences at Cawkeld on footpath No.5 and leads in a south-easterly direction to the footbridge at Horse Carrs Dike then easterly along the north bank of Watton Beck to meet footpath No.5.

Commences at the west end of Kilnwick Main Street and leads northwards across Kilnwick Beck to the footbridge across Horse Carr's Dike at the Watton parish boundary.

Commences on the Kilnwick - Wilfholme Road at a point just south of Carr Farm and leads westwards along the south side of Beswick Mill Beck to the Beverley - Driffield Road at a point west of Beswick Mill.

Commences on the A165 at Grid Reference TA 0140 4841 and leads easterly along the south side of the field boundary for some 300 metres and continues easterly for some 270 metres
then turns southerly, then easterly, then southerly to meet the Beswick Road at a point east of Brickyard Farm

Commences at York Road at Sterne's Corner and leads in a south westerly direction for about 150 mts then south eastwards to the west end of Westwood Road. Known as Cinder Track.

Commences at the west end of Woodlands and leads along the south side of the Westwood Hospital to join path No. 3 known as Love Lane.

Commences at Beswick parish boundary at Watton Mill and leads in a northerly direction to the main street in Watton village at a point about 90 m from its junction with the Beverley - Driffield Road.

Commences in Lairgate opposite the junction of Newbegin and leads eastwards to Saturday Market. Known as Briggs and Powell's Passage.

Commences at South East end of Crabley Lane and leads in a south easterly direction to the Humber Bank then in a mainly westerly direction to the Broomfleet parish boundary near Skelfleet Clough.

Commences at the south-west corner of West Hill Plantation and leads northwards along East Dale to Hunsley Dale.

Commences at the northern end of path No. 11 and leads in a mainly northerly direction through East Dale to the County Road B.1230.

Commences at the eastern end of Grovehill Road and leads in a south-easterly direction along the western bank of the River Hull to its junction with footpath No. 17 at the eastern end of Beverley Beck.

Commences at the east end of Beckside North and leads in an easterly direction, along the north bank of the Beck to Lock House and the footbridge over the Lock Gates. Known as Beck Bank North.

Commences on Grovehill Road at the north east corner of St. Nicholas Road and leads in a south easterly direction for a distance of 200 mts known as St. Nicholas Fields Footpath. It then continues easterly to Smedley Close.

Commences on Galecarr Lane and leads southwards by the east and south of Galecarr Farm then south along the west bank of Galecarr Drain to the Everingham-Seaton Ross Road.

Section of the path scheduled under the Rights of Way Act 1932 on the east side of Pocklington Canal near East Ings. (Breaks into footpath No 6, Bielby).

Commences at Mill Bridge and leads in a northerly direction along the east bank of the Pocklington Canal to Coats Bridge (Broken by Thornton Path No: 4).

Bilton Bridleway No.2
Commences at the west side of Southdales on the Bilton Road and leads in a northerly and easterly direction to Holmes Lane.

Bilton Bridleway No.5
Commences at Hunger Hills Farm and leads in an easterly direction along the south side of two fields then in a northerly direction to the cart bridge across the Thirtleby and Wyton Drain at the Coniston Parish boundary where it joins br. No.1.

Commences at the Coniston Parish boundary on fp. No.5 and leads eastwards to the cart bridge across the drain where it meets br No.5.

Commences opposite Southfield Farm, Wyton, and leads in a southeasterly direction to the Sproatley Parish boundary where it joins fp. No.5.

Commences opposite Southfield Farm, Wyton, and leads in a southerly direction to the cart bridge at the Preston Parish boundary where it joins fp. No.17.

Bishop Burton Bridleway No.2
Commences at a point on the Beverley Road approximately 600m west of Dog Kennel Lane and leads in a northerly direction and then in an easterly direction to join Dog Kennel Lane. Known as Bruffits Lane.

Commences on Nunburnholme Footpath No.2 at SE 8521 4772 and leads north-north-easterly for some 210m then south-easterly for some 190m turning north-easterly for some 60m then south-easterly for some 100m
turning north-easterly for some 218m to Nunburnholme Hill.

Commences at the Altisidora Inn and leads in a north-easterly direction along the north-west side of the Green to the Blacksmith's Shop.

Commences at the west end of Cold Harbour Road and leads in a westerly, then southerly direction to Walkington - Newbald Road.

Commences on the A166 and leads in a southerly direction to join B.R. 1.

Commences at the west end of Belthorpe Lane and leads westwards past High Belthorpe to the Fangfoss parish boundary at Salt Beck where it meets bridleway No: 2.

Commences on Bishop Wilton-Meltonby road approximately 240 m south of Back Lane and leads in an easterly, then southerly direction to the Millington parish boundary to join footpath No: 6.

Commences at Yapham parish boundary on footpath No.3 and leads north-wards to join Beckside Road (footpath No.12) at the Bishop Wilton parish boundary.

Commences at Mill Hills and leads southwards along the west side of Bishop Wilton Beck to the Yapham parish boundary where it meets foot-path No: 10. Known as Beckside Road.

Commences on the bend north of Awnham's Bridge and leads northwards past Acre Plantation to the A166.

Commences on The Balk north of Youlthorpe and leads eastwards to F.P.14.

Commences on F.P. 14 south of Catherine Closes and leads eastwards, then north eastwards to the A166 just west of Rose Farm.

Commences on F.P. 7 east of Flat Top House and leads east to Beacon Road, then leads eastwards to Deep Dale, then through Deep Dale, then east along a dale ridge to The Bence.

Commences on the York - Hull Road about 250 m north west of Trenwick Farm and leads southwards via Low Trenwick Farm to the Everingham parish boundary at Common House Farm.

Commences on the Everingham - Thorpe le Street Road at the west side of Common House Farm and leads in a north-westerly direction through Bayliss Wood to the Blamire Lane at Clark's Common Farm.

Commences at the gate at the entrance of St. Mary's Church and leads in a south-easterly direction for approximately 50 mts thence in an easterly direction for approximately 100 mts to join No. 3.

Commences on Front Street, Lockington and leads in a southerly direction through the Rectory grounds and thence in a south-easterly direction to the Leconfield parish boundary near Bryan Mills Beck where it meets footpath No. 1.

Boynton Footpath No.2
Commences at Easton Lodge on the Bridlington-Sledmere Road, B1253 and leads in a westerly direction to Boynton Church.

Boynton Bridleway No.3
Commences at a point opposite the Vicarage in Boynton Village and leads in a south easterly direction across the Gypsey Race, and past Home Farm, to Woldgate.

Commences on Church Lane at a point opposite the Church and leads in a north-easterly direction through Manor Farm to the Bridlington Road.

Commences at Clayfield Farm and leads in a south-westerly direction to Mickley Dike.

Commences at Burshill and leads in an easterly direction to the gravel pit.

Commences at the west end of Broomfleet Village near the School and leads westwards to the east bank of the Market Weighton Canal. Known as Lantern Lane.

Commences at a point opposite the junction of The Outgang with the Brough-South Cave Road and leads through Cockle Pits and thence in a north-westerly direction to the Ellerker parish boundary at Whin Moor Lane.

Commences at the Elloughton parish boundary at the northern end of the path No. 14 and leads in a mainly north-westerly direction to a County Road at Spout Hill.

Commences at a point in Dale Road opposite Elloughton Dale Cottages and leads in a north-westerly direction to the parish boundary at South Wold Plantation where it meets bridleway No. 13 & Footpath No. 2.

Commences at the east end of Chapel Lane, Aike and leads in a north-easterly direction across the Beverley and Barmston Drain then north along the east bank to the Beswick parish boundary where it meets footpath No. 18.

Commences on the western side of Hull Road opposite Tokenspire Business Park and leads westerly to Beverley Parks Sewer turns southerly along the eastern bank then crosses the drain
turns southerly then westerly then northerly for some 505m
and continues northerly to join Bridleway No.15 at Newton Corner

Lund Footpath No.4
Commences at the southern side of Lockington Road 360 metres west of its junction with Bracken Lane and leads southerly for some 180 metres continues southerly for a further 15 metres then turns easterly for some 265 metres to join Bracken Lane

Commences 260 mts east of the entrance to Lund Wold House on the road leading from Lund to the Market Weighton-Driffield Road and leads in southerly direction to the parish boundary.

Dalton Holme Footpath No.1
Commences at the east end of Holme-on-the-Wolds and leads in a northerly direction to the Lund parish boundary to join footpath No. 3.

Dalton Holme Footpath No.3
Commences at a point opposite Kiplingcoates Farm and leads in a westerly direction to the parish boundary at Kiplingcoates Race Course.

Commences on Haggs Lane at Haggs House Farm and leads in a northerly direction to the southern boundary of the Bacon Garth Housing Estate.

Commences at the Church Gates at the west end of Church Street and leads in a northerly direction to Back Lane.

Commences on the Long Riston-White Cross Road at the north side of Glebe Farm and leads eastwards to St. Margaret's Church yard and thence south eastwards to Dancing Lane.

Commences on Dancing Lane and leads north westwards for approximately 250m to a point west of St. Margaret's Church on footpath No. 5.

Hotham Footpath No.5
Commences on Bridleway No.4 east of South Carr Farm and leads westerly for some 130m*
continues westerly then northerly then westerly again to join Bridleway No.3 on the eastern bank of the Market Weighton Canal.

Commences at the western end of Carr Lane and leads in a south westerly direction along the western side of Skelfleet Drain for a distance of approximately 800 yards thence westwards towards South Farm for a distance of
approximately 335 yards, then south westwards to the North Cave parish boundary.

Cherry Burton Footpath No.1
Commences at the eastern end of Rose Lane and leads in an easterly direction to and around the northern boundary of Rose Cottage Farm and thence in an easterly then northerly direction to the Leconfield parish boundary to join

Cherry Burton Footpath No.2
Commences at the Leconfield parish boundary on footpath No. 32 and leads north west along the disused railway line to join Bridleway No. 4.

Commences at the Molescroft parish boundary on footpath No. 6 and leads north west along the disused railway line to the Cherry Burton parish boundary where it joins footpath No. 2.

Commences onStephenwath Lane and leads south-west across Plain Closes to the north-east corner of Grange Plantation and then leads northwards via Bugthorpe Grange to the county boundary near Grange Hill.

Commences on F.P.1. and leads south-east across Bugthorpe Beck to the road leading south-west out of Bugthorpe.

Commences at Beck Lands on Footpath No 2 and leads in a generally south-westerly direction to the Skirpenbeck parish boundary at a point about 330 mts north of Haybridge Mill Farm.

Commences at the Skirpenbeck parish boundary at Haybridge Mill Farm and leads south-eastwards to Brickyard Road at a point 150 mts east of Hay Bridge.

Commences on Bugthorpe Lane and leads south to the south-east corner of Longhowes Plantation then south-west for about70 mts then south-east to the Kirby Underdale parish boundary, then west for about 120 mts to cross the parish

Commences on Stephenwath Lane just south of the County boundary and leads in an easterly direction alongside the boundary to B.R.7.

Bugthorpe Bridleway No.7
Commences at Town End Hill on Bugthorpe Lane and leads northwards to the ford at the south-east corner of Beck Plantation then eastwards for about 200 mts and northwards to the Acklam parish boundary at Bottoms Head, to join path No 3 in Acklam.

Commences on the north side of the A166 opposite Acre Plantation and leads westwards and northwards across Keldsike Beck to the Bugthorpe-A166 road.

Burton Agnes Footpath No.1
Commences on Rudston Road at a point opposite Crow Wood north of the Church and leads in a westerly direction to the Harpham parish boundary to join bridleway No.1. Known as Kilham Footpath.

Commences at a point on the Driffield - Bridlington Road A166 to the north east of Burton Agnes Village and leads in a south easterly direction across Mill Beck as far as the Hull and Scarborough Railway.
It then continues at the other side of the line in a south easterly direction across Burton Agnes Moor to Horse Carr Lane.

Commences at the Bugthorpe parish boundary on Footpath No 5 north of Pasture House and leads eastwards via the north side of Glebe Farm to the school at Kirby Underdale.

Commences on the Aldbrough Road at Sproatley at the Blue Bell Inn and leads in a southerly direction to the east end of Church Lane. Known as Weir Road.

Commences at a point on the Driffield - Bridlington Road A166 approximately 230 m west of the junction of Rudston Road and leads in a south westerly direction across land known as Wandales to the parish boundary to join footpath

Commences at the south side of the Methodist Chapel in Harpham village and leads in a north-easterly direction to the Burton Agnes parish boundary to join footpath No.2.

Commences in Beverley Lane and leads northwards to the village hall in Huggate.

NaffertonBridleway No.13
Commences on the southern side of the A164 Driffield Road at Grid Reference TA 0503 5979 and leads easterly for some 29 metres to Grid Reference TA 0506 5980.

Commences on Burton Road at the eastern end of Burton Pidsea Village and leads northerly for some 145m along the eastern side of the drain then westerly for some 141m along the northern side of the drain*
then leads in a generally northerly direction to the footbridge crossing Burton Pidsea Drain south west of Willow Toft where it joins Elstronwick Fp. No.6**.

Commences at its junction with Bridleway No. 5 some 530m west of Carr Road and leads east-south-easterly then south-south-easterly along the north-eastern side of a drain to the north-west bank of Halsham Drain then turns south-westerly crosses the
drain and continues along the Halsham Drain bank for some 80m then turns south-south-easterly over Halsham Drain to join Halsham Bridleway No. 1.

Commences on Beverley Road just east of No. 91 Beverley Road and leads in a northerly direction to Little Wold Lane.

Commences on Church Street and leads southerly for some 105 metres to join Westgate.

Huggate Bridleway No.6
Commences at the Fridaythorpe parish boundary at Cow Pasture Road and leads south-eastwards along Holm Dale to Town End Lane at the north end of Huggate Village.

Commences in Holm Dale on Bridleway No.6 and leads easterly along Harper Dale to the old chalk pit then south-south-easterly and then south-westerly
turning south-south-easterly for some 425m to join Footpath No.8.*

Coniston Bridleway No.2
Commences at the Ellerby Parish boundary on br. No.4 near Cock Hill and leads southwards to Spacey Field.

Coniston Bridleway No.1
Commences on Coniston Lane about 360m west of Field House and leads in a southerly direction to the Thirtleby and Wyton Drain at the Bilton Parish boundary. Where it joins br No.5.

Coniston BOAT No.3
Commences at the Swine Parish boundary on byway No.3 and leads in a generally north-easterly direction to the Hull - Skirlaugh Road at Four Lane Ends, and known as Green Lane.

Coniston Footpath No.4
Commences on Coniston Lane south of Hill Farm and leads in a generally south-easterly direction to the Bilton Parish boundary to join path No.7.

Commences on the Thirtleby-Sproatley Road at the Coniston/Sproatley parish boundary and leads northwards along this boundary to the Ellerby parish boundary south of Roe Hill where it joins fp. No. 5.

Commences on Crab Tree Lane opposite the Blue Bell Public House and leads in an easterly direction for about 150m then in a southerly direction along the west side of Fox Covert and continues to the Coniston parish boundary at a

Cottam Bridleway No.2
Commences on the Garton - Cowlam road at Cinquefoil Brow and leads north eastwards to the western end of path No.1 then north westwards to Luttons Road north of Cowlam Manor.

Cottam Footpath No.3
Commences on No.2 at Cowlam Well Dale and leads northwards along Phillips Slack.

Commences in Cottam Village at a point south of the Church and leads westwards to Cottam Well Dale to join No.2.

South Cave Bridleway No.17
Commences at the north eastern end of Little Wold Lane near the south west corner of Little Wold Plantation and leads in a north easterly direction by the side of Little Wold Plantation to Swinescaife Road at Comberdale Hill.

Spaldington Bridleway No.8
Commences on path No. 7 and leads northwards to Johnson's Farm.

Commences at Warham Farm and leads southwards to the Holme - Howden Road.

Commences near the junction of Path Nos. 7 and 9 south west of Warham Farm and leads eastwards to the Holme - Howden Road north of Moore's Farm.

Catton Footpath No.6
Commences on the Wilberfoss - Fangfoss Road at a point opposite Fat Rabbit Farm and leads in a southerly direction to the Wilberfoss parish boundary to join footpath No.6.

Commences on Beck Side on the north side of Ivy House and leads east-wards for approximately 50 m then north eastwards via Carberry Hall to Foss Beck at the Catton parish boundary to join footpath No.6.

Commences at the north side of the old Kexby Bridge and leads in a mainly southerly direction along the eastern bank of the River Derwent to the Wilberfoss parish boundary to join footpath No.7.

Commences at the Sutton on Derwent parish boundary on footpath No.1 north of St Lois Farm and leads mainly northwards along the east bank of the River Derwent to the Catton parish boundary to meet footpath No.5.

Catton Bridleway No.2
Commences at Town End, Low Catton and leads in a southerly direction to the York - Hull road at the east side of Kexby House.

Commences at Stamford Bridge Common and leads southwards to Howl Gate at the north side of the railway.

Commences on Smeaton Road and leads south, passing to the east of the boundary between field numbers 7291 and 0004, continuing southwards through field numbers 7683 and 0078 then across Smeaton Road to the Wilberfoss parish boundary to join footpath

Commences at the junction of Bridleway No. 1 and Footpath No. 7 at the site of the Medieval Village of Cottam and leads easterly for some 175 metres then southerly for some 120 metres then easterly for some 130 metres
then continues southerly for some 825 metres to join Bridleway No. 4 and Bridleway No.5.

Cottam Footpath No.7
Commences at the northern end of Cottam Grange Access Road at its junction with Cottam Grange Road and leads south-easterly along Cottam Grange Access Road for some 865 metres to Grid Reference SE 9883 6561
then continues south-easterly for some 945 metres to join Bridleway No. 1 and Bridleway No. 6 at the site of the Medieval Village of Cottam.

Commences on Footpath No. 7 on Cottam Grange Access Road some 160 metres south-east of its junction with Cottam Grange Road and leads south-westerly along the northern side of the field boundary for some 560 metres then westerly
for some 100 metres to join Footpath No. 3 at Phillips? Slack.

Commences on Canal Road and leads north-eastwards across Langrickgate Field to the east bank of the Pocklington Canal.

Commences on Dunswell Lane approximately 50 mts north of Clay Hall and leads in a north westerly direction alongside the A.1079 road for about 240 mts and thence in a westerly direction along the Woodmansey parish boundary to the

Commences on the south side of Scorborough Lane at the entrance to Park House Farm, and leads southwards, eastwards and southwards to Ella Dike.

Commences at Glebe House Farm at Goxhill and leads in a north-easterly direction to the Hornsea boundary where it joins fp. No. 9.

Easington Bridleway and Footpath No.1
Commences as a bridleway on the Easington Road at Out Newton and leads in a north-westerly direction round the west side of Spring Farm to the stile at the north-west corner. It then continues as a footpath by a handgate to the north-west corner of the

Commences south of Low Farm Easington, and leads in a southerly direction to Eastfield Road at a point about 160m east of its junction with Humber Side Lane.

Commences at a point on Eastfield Road about 40m east of its junction with Humber Side Lane and leads in a southerly direction to Lockham Road at a point opposite the entrance to Lockham Farm.

Commences at the north end of Humber Side Lane and leads westwards across Westfield Road to the Skeffling parish boundary where it joins fp. No. 3.

East Garton Footpath No.2
Commences on the Humbleton Road opposite the junction of Westfield Lane and leads north-east then north-west to the Aldbrough Parish where it joins fp. no.1.. (First section known as Mucky Lane).

Commences at Saltmarshe Grange in continuation of No. 1 and leads southwards to the Hull - Selby Road east of the junction of Mortar Lane. Known as Addle Lane.

Commences on Mill Lane at a point about 300 yards east of Mill Farm and leads in a southerly direction via Braggitfield Bridge over Pennypits Drain for about 950 yards then north-eastwards and along the northern edge of Carter's
Plantation to the Gilberdyke parish boundary. Known as Farms Lane.

Commences on Houghton Lane and leads south along the Farm track to Castle Farm and then in a generally south western direction to the South Cliffe parish boundary at Witch Gill to meet footpath No.6.

Commences at Sancton parish boundary on footpath No.11 and runs in a generally westerly direction across King's Hill to the North Cave - Market Weighton Road.

Commences at Yokegate on the Holme - Howden Road and leads westwards to the Howden parish boundary east of Wood Lane. Known as Featherbed Lane.

Commences at the South Cave parish boundary on Footpath No.8 some 70m east of Stonepit Road and leads south-south-easterly for some 440m then southerly and west-south-westerly along the property boundary turning
south-south-easterly for some 15m over Ellerker Beck to Mill Hill.

Ellerton & Aughton Footpath No.5
Commences on Long Lane about 200 yards east of Aughton Ruddings Grange Farm and leads southerly to the Foggathorpe parish boundary at Harlethorpe there to join path No. 8 in the parish of Foggathorpe.

Commences at the eastern end of Ruddings Lane and leads in a mainly south westerly direction past Aughton Ruddings Farm to Long Lane, opposite the north eastern corner of Common End Plantation.

Ellerton & Aughton Bridleway No.7
Commences at the eastern end of Ruddings Lane and leads in an easterly direction to the Foggathorpe parish boundary to join path No. 12.

Commences on Townend Road some 30 metres east of Townend Bridge and leads southerly for some 700 metres turns easterly for some 45 metres to the south-west corner of Easing Wood and southerly along a track for some 435 metres
then east-north-easterly for some 105 metres south-south-easterly for some 310 metres along the eastern side of the field boundary and then westerly for some 125 metres
then turns southerly for some 50 metres to South Close Bridge to meet Bubwith Footpath No. 2.

Commences on Long Lane at the south east corner of Common End Plantation and leads west-south-westerly for some 270 metres along the southern side of the southern boundary of the plantation then turns southerly
along the eastern side of the field boundaries to the north side of Autherthaws Drain and then east-north-easterly along the north side of the drain to Westfield Lane.

Commences on the Riston Road at the corner near Manor Farm and leads in a northerly direction to the Leven Road.

Commences on the North Side of Little Weighton Road approximately 118 metres west of Kirk Lane and leads in a North North-westerley direction for some 30 metres along the western edge of Red Yats Paddock, continuing for a further 22 metres between
properties No.16 and 17 Teal Close to join Teal Close. Width 1.5m.

Commences at a point on Welton Low Road near Elloughton Thorpe and leads in a south-westerly direction and along the west bank of Main Drain across the Brough-Welton Road to the north side of the Hull and Selby Railway. Known as Main Drain footpath.

Commences on Ings Lane at Ings Bridge and runs northwards to the Railway.

Elloughton Bridleway No.11
Commences at the western end of the County Road south of the Church and leads in a northerly direction up to the boundary of the second meadow north of the Church. Known as Church Clays Road.

Commences at a point on the Welton-Riplingham Road south of Lings Pit and leads in a south westerly and north westerly direction along Lings Plantation and Wauldby Gates Plantation to the Elloughton parish boundary at the east

Commences at the south side of the old Primitive Chapel on Driffield lane and leads in an easterly direction for about 270 m then in a southerly direction to Southlands at the Harpham parish boundary to join footpath No.7.

Elloughton Bridleway No.13
Commences at the junction of Dale Road and High Road and leads in a north-westerly direction to Scarborough Wold Plantation thence north eastwards through Scarborough Wold Plantation to the parish boundary near South Wold

Commences on the northern side of North Marine Road east of Thornwick Cottage and leads northerly for some 400m
turns easterly for some 105m then northerly for some 265 metres then westerly for some 95m*
then continues northerly to the cliff at Little Thornwick to join Footpath No.3. Known as Little Thornwick Path.

Commences on Footpath No.1 and leads easterly for some 55m*
continues easterly then north-easterly and northerly to Great Thornwick Bay to join Footpath No. 3. Known as Great Thornwick Path.

Commences on the B1230 road at a point approximately 650 mts south west of the Rowley parish boundary and leads in a mainly south westerly direction to a point approximately 200 mts south of West Hill Farn site where it joins

Commences at a point at the southern parish boundary on the South Cave-Market Weighton Road and leads in an easterly direction along the north side of South Wold Plantation. It then continues in a mainly north easterly and
northerly direction past Wold House to Trundle Gate.

Etton Footpath No.2
Commences at the east side of Etton Kennels and leads in a south-easterly direction to the parish boundary at Rootas Lane.

Commences at the southern end of Withernwick Footpath No.4 at Fox?s Bridge crosses Lambwath Stream and leads south-south-easterly for some 210 metres then westerly for some 70 metres then southerly again for some 320 metres to join Fosham Road.

Commences at the junction of East and West Lambwath Roads and leads southerly for some 360 metres
then continues southerly for some 215 metres to Lambwath Stream to join Aldbrough Footpath No.9*.

Commences on the southern side of Fosham Road some 150 metres east of Footpath No.9 and leads southerly for some 340 metres*
then continues southerly to join Burton Constable Footpath No.2.

Commences near the Church and leads in a northerly direction for some 215 metres to a kissing-gatethen north-north-westerly for some 100 metres along the western side of the boundary of Castle Farm Court to a kissing-gate
then continues north-north-westerly then north-easterly to join the Market Weighton Road south of the Cemetery.

Commences at the south end of the Promenade and leads in a southerly direction along Queens Promenade to a point opposite the southern edge of the housing estate.

Footpath along Fish Balk Lane commencing at its junction with Route No. 4 and proceeding southward across the Railway to its junction with the Snaith-Thorne County Road.

Commences on Paull Road at the north side of Haven Bridge and leads westwards to the west of Harbour Farm.

Commences at the southern end of Beech View between Nos.61 and 63 and leads south-easterly for some 47m
then southerly to the west of the railway line to join Footpath No.14.

Commences on the Wansford - Skerne Road at Wansford Bridge and leads in a westerly direction by the north side of Golden Hill Farm to the Driffield parish boundary.

Commences at the junction of Stony Lane and Seavy Carr Lane and leads easterly for some 665m along the track to Common Farm turns north-north-westerly for some 35m then continues north-easterly for some 135m to meet Bridleway No. 40.

Warter Bridleway No.2
Commences on Cobdale Lane at Cobdale Cottages and leads eastwards along the northern boundary of the parish across the Hugggate - Warter road to the Huggate - North Dalton road at a point about 450 m south east of its junction
with the Huggate - Tibthorpe road. It continues east to the Huggate parish boundary to meet bridleway 13. Known as Hawold Bridle Road.

Commences at Hawold Farm and leads westwards to the Warter parish boundary to meet bridleway No 2. Known as the Haywold Bridle Road.

Commences on the western side of Ross Lane opposite West End and leads south westerly for some 225m
turns north-north-westerly for some 52m then west-south-westerly for some 141m then turns west-north-westerly for some 48m then south-westerly for some 167m
and then continues westerly to join North Dalton Footpath No.5.

Fimber Bridleway No.3
Commences at the east end of Fimber village and leads in a south-easterly direction via Fimberfield House to Wetwang parish boundary.

Fimber Footpath No.4
Commences at the east end of Fimber Village and leads in a south-easterly direction via the north west and south west end of Gameslack Plantation to the Green Lane at the Wetwang parish boundary.

Footpath commencing at the southern end of Mill Lane and leading south-easterly for some 16m over the railway line to join Mill Lane South.

Commences at Chapel Bridge and leads in an easterly direction to the junction of Southfield Lane and the Owstwick Road at Danthorpe.

Elstronwick Footpath No.5
Commences on the Owstwick Road at a point 60 yards west of Roos parish boundary and leads in a northerly direction to the East Garton parish boundary south of Fitling Hall.

Commences at the Humbleton Road, north of Stag Inn, Lelley and leads westwards to the Sproatley parish boundary to join br. no. 4. (Called Lelley Balk.)

Sproatley Bridleway No.4
Commences at the entrance to Field Cottage at the south end of the road extending southwards from Boggle Lane and leads in a southerly direction by the west side of Sproatley Grange to the west end of Lelley Balk at the Elstronwick parish boundary where

Commences at the Humbleton-Lelley Road at a point north of Humbleton Grange and leads north westwards to Moor Gate at the Sproatley parish boundary where it joins bridleway No. 3.

Everingham Footpath No.4
Commences on Bull Lane, Harswell at Anthony's Hill and leads eastwards crossing Lowmath Lane then south-east across the railway to Shipton Lane at the Holme -on-Spalding-Moor parish boundary.

Commences at Harswell Church and leads eastwards for approximately 370 m.

Commences at the north-west corner of Old Flat Wood on bridleway No.6 and leads in a north-westerly direction for about 150 m then north east for about 110 m then north west again to the north of Butcherclose Plantation and then
leads north to the Everingham to Thorpe le Street Road opposite the junction with the Hayton Road.

Commences at the east side of Elvington Bridge and leads north along the eastern bank of the Derwent to the north west corner of Sutton Wood and then across Wood Closes to the river bank and then along the bank to the Wilberfoss

Commences on footpath 1 at Northlands Ings and leads eastwards through the southern end of Sutton Wood to join footpath 4.

Commences at Everingham Green and leads in a south westerly direction to the Bielby parish boundary at Baulker Drain to join footpath No.4. Known as Seaton Trod.

Fangfoss Bridleway No.2
Commences at the east end of Back Lane, Fangfoss, and leads eastwards to the Bishop Wilton parish boundary to join br. No.10.

Driffield Bridleway No.3
Commences at the eastern end of the public highway south of Northfield Hospital and leads in a north easterly direction for approximately 740 m then northwards to the Nafferton parish boundary. Known as Long Lane.

Commences near the southern end of path No.9 and leads across the footbridge by Kings Mill to the Garton parish boundary to meet footpath No.3.

Commences at the Bempton parish boundary on Footpath No. 3 and continues along the cliff tops to the Bridlington boundary to join Footpath No. 16.

Commences at a point on the road known as Stylefield Road and leads in a south easterly direction to the Lighthouse Road at the top of Brigg Hill. Known as Stylefield Footpath.

Commences at the west end of Gribthorpe and leads south-wards to the Spaldington parish boundary.

Commences on Landing Lane (Path No. 5) at a point about 180 yards south of its junction with the east end of Back Lane and leads eastwards for about 500 yards turning north-eastwards to join the Knedlington Road about 200 yards

Commences on the Market Weighton - Selby Road at a point about 80 yards east of the entrance to Foggathorpe Manor House and leads southwards across the railway to Foggathorpe House.

Commences on the Foggathorpe - Howden road at a point about 700 yards south of Foggathorpe Station and leads in a south easterly direction to the village street at Gribthorpe.

Commences at Harlthorpe Green in Harlthorpe village and leads northwards across Hazelbush Drain to the Ellerton parish boundary.

Commences on the eastern side of Skillings Lane opposite Sidings Court and leads east-south-easterly for some 200m then easterly for some 17m then east-south-easterly again for some 55m then turns south-south-westerly
for some 137m to Grid Reference SE 9440 2619.

Commences at Laytham at a point about 70 yards south of the east end of New Road and leads eastwards to the first bend on the Laytham - Seaton Ross Road.

Commences on the Laytham - Melbourne Road at a point about 450 yards north of the junction of New Road and leads eastwards and northwards to Owlet Hall Lane then along Owlet Hall Lane for a distance of about 230 yards and

Commences on the Frodingham - Wansford Road and leads westwards to Brigham Lane at a point north of the Methodist Chapel.

Foston on the Wolds Bridleway No.6
Commences at Brigham Bridge and leads westwards to Balkend Field then southwards and westwards to the bridge across Nafferton Drain.

Commences in Brigham Lane at a point north of the Methodist Chapel and leads in a south-easterly direction via Little Brigham and Black Bank to Frodingham Beck.

Commences at Gembling near the east end of Gembling Lane and leads in a northerly direction to the Kelk parish boundary to join footpath No.10.

Commences at Sheepdike Bridge at the west end of Sheepdike Lane and leads northwards along the west side of Foston Beck to the footbridge across the Beck and then leads north on the east side of the Beck. It then leads east on a
track over West Field then south and eastwards to Foston Village at the corner near the Church.

Fridaythorpe Footpath No.2
Commences on the York Road A166 a point about 25 m south of the 18th Milestone from York and leads in a westerly direction to the Thixendale parish boundary in West Dale.

Full Sutton Footpath No.1
Commences at the Skirpenbeck parish boundary at the A166 and runs southerly for some 405m then westerly along the north side of a drain for some 75m turning south-south-easterly crosses the drain
and runs along the eastern side of the field boundary for some 445m then east-north-easterly along the northern side of the field boundary for some 88m
turning south-south-easterly to Full Sutton at St. Mary?s Church

Garton on the Wolds Bridleway No.1
Commences on the A166 York - Driffield Road at the disused quarry at the east side of the Wetwang parish boundary and leads in a northerly direction across the former railway line to the south west corner of Black Wood on the
green lane at the Sledmere parish boundary.

Garton on the Wolds Footpath No.4
Commences on Bridleway No. 1 at Grid Reference SE 9528 6058 and leads west-south-westerly for some 415m along the southern side of the field boundary to join Wetwang Footpath No. 13.

Commences on Bridleway No. 7 on the north side of Wetwang Grange and leads east-north-easterly for some 50m then south-south-easterly for some 65m around the outside of the tree belt that protects the north-east corner of the farm complex
then turns east-north-easterly for some 260m along the northern side of the hedge to join Garton on the Wolds Footpath No. 4.

Garton on the Wolds Footpath No.3
Commences on Church Lane north of The Gatehouse and leads easterly for some 115m along the north side of the field boundary to the western side of the A164 Driffield Bypassrecommences on the eastern side of the A164

Goodmanham Bridleway No.4
Commences at Towthorpe corner and leads southwards alongside the parish boundary for approximately 450 m then leads east to Watering Dike Lane. Known as West Street.

Commences on bridleway No.4 and leads in a northerly direction for about 720 m to the Londesborough parish boundary to join footpath No.7.

Commences at the Goodmanham parish boundary on footpath No.5 and leads westerly to the A163 road.

Footpath commences at the southern boundary of the M62 at Grid Reference SE 7324 2480 and leads easterly for some 140m to Boothferry Road (A614).

Footpath known as "River Bank" commencing at the north eastern end of Humber Street and proceeding in a south easterly direction to the Borough Boundary at Earnshaw's Warping Drain.

Footpath known as "River Bank" footpath commencing at the eastern end of North Street and following the river in a north easterly direction passing under Goole Bridge where it enters the Parish of Hook in the Goole Rural District.

Commences opposite Spring Wells and leads south eastwards to the Market Weighton parish boundary to join footpath No.9.

Commences on the Goodmanham parish boundary about 670 m north of Arras Reservoir and leads south east of Arras.

Footpath commencing at Main Street between the property known as the Engine House and No. 78 and leads northerly for some 57m then easterly for some 12m then northerly for some 92m to the drain then crosses the drain
then northerly for some 146m to the sea bank continuing in a north-westerly direction along the Sea Bank to the Hensall Parish Boundary at Heck Ings Lane, County Road

Footpath known as Riverside commencing at Snaith Parish Boundary at Gowdall Clough and proceeding in a north westerly direction along the south western bank of the River Aire to the Hensall Parish Boundary at Poor Bank.

Commences at a point on Southside Road east of Elm Tree Farm and leads in an easterly direction then north, then east again to join footpath no. 5.

Commences at Roos Bridge on the Halsham - Roos Road and leads in an easterly direction to White Bridge thence southerly and easterly to the Rimswell Parish boundary where it joins fp. no. 11.

Commences at Dents Garth, Roos, at the Sunday School and leads in a southerly direction to a bridge at the Halsham Parish boundary where it joins footpath No.10.

Commences east of the chapel on North Road and leads in a northerly direction to Roos Parish boundary at Roos Drain where it joins bridleway no. 1.

Commences on North Road some 250 metres east of the drive to Halsham Grange and leads north-north-westerly for some 284 metres then east-north-easterly along the field edge on the south-south-eastern of a drain for some 80 metres
then north-north-westerly for some 9 metres over the drain onto a track and continues east-north-easterly along the track for some 95 metres*
then north-westerly along the eastern bank of a drain to the south side of Halsham Drain to join Halsham Bridleway No.1.

Commences on the Lowthorpe Station Road at the south-east corner of Lingholmes Plantation and leads in a northerly direction across the railway line continuing along the eastern side of Lingholmes Plantation to the Harpham parish

Welwick Bridleway No.2
Commences at the southern end of Myers Lane at the Welwick/Hollym parish boundary and leads generally in a southerly direction to the Patrington-Holmpton Road.

Commences on the Ruston Parva to Lowthorpe Road approximately 240 m north west of the vicarage and leads in a north-easterly direction, firstly on the left-hand side of Church Wood, and then on to join path No.8 at a point
approximately 240 m south west of New Road Bridge

Harpham Bridleway and Footpath No.8
Commences at the entrance to West End Farm on the Harpham - Kilham Road and leads in a south-westerly direction along New Road across New Road Bridge to a point about 240 m south west of New Road Bridge then leads south east to a small county road off

Commences at the south-west corner on the Hatfield-Sigglesthorne road and leads in a southerly direction along the Rise parish boundary to join br. nos 1 & 3. Known as Green Road

Commences on the Hatfield-Sigglesthorne road at the corner west of Parva Dene and leads in a southerly direction to Manor Farm Cottages. It then leads westerly to join br. no. 6. Known as Postman's Road.

Commences at the west side of Wry Garth Inn and leads in a northerly direction to the disused railway line.

Commences on the north side of the disused railway opposite fp. No. 8 and leads northwards to the Sigglesthorne Road approximately 400m west of Goxhill Lane.

Commences on the Hornsea Road and leads in a northerly direction through Manor Farm to the Goxhill Road.

Commences on The Balk and leads north-eastwards along the west side of Duck Belt Wood to Burnby Lane.

Commences on br. No. 16 and leads in a north westerly direction to the Mappleton Road.

Commences at a point on Mappleton Road about 200m west of Mappleton parish boundary and leads in a northerly direction for approximately 520m to the Mappleton parish boundary where it joins fp. 8.

Mappleton Bridleway No.4
Commences on Withernwick Lane about 570m west of its junction with the Hornsea - Aldbrough Road and leads in a northerly direction along Old Wife Lane then westerly to the Hatfield Parish boundary where it joins br. no. 16.

Commences at Mount Pleasant on br. No. 16 and leads in a south, easterly then southerly direction to the Withernwick parish boundary.

Commences at the Withernwick parish boundary at the north end of path No. 1 and leads northwards to meet bridleway No. 16.

Commences at the Hatfield Parish boundary on footpath No.20 and leads in a southerly direction to the cart bridge crossing Catchwater Drain. It then continues in a southerly direction to Cowden Lane east of Glebe Farm.

Commences at the Mappleton parish boundary at the western end of path No. 2 and leads south westwards for a distance of 570m to a cart road leading to Hatfield Wood Farm (footpath No. 21).

Sledmere Footpath No.3
Commences at the Sports Ground on Bridlington Road and leads along the field edge along the western side of the boundary of Long Wood for some 900m by the east side of Croome House
then easterly for some 170m then north-westerly across Croome Lane through Croome Farm
and on to the Kirby Grindalythe parish boundary at Croome Dale.

Commences at the south end of Mill Lane, Burnby and leads in a mainly south direction to and over the railway thence to the Beverley - York Road A1079 at Thorpe le Street approximately 450 m south east of Trenwick.

Commences at the west end of Field Lane and leads mainly northwards for approximately 200 m to the Sutton on Derwent parish boundary south of Mickfield Plantation.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Brewery Lane County Road and proceeding south and eastward to its junction with Finnley's Lane County Road.

Commences on the Tibthorpe - Huggate Road just to the east of the chalk pit and leads southwards to meet bridleway No.1 at the North Dalton parish boundary at Deepdale.

Commences on the Bainton - Tibthorpe Road at Low Wood and leads west-wards along the northern boundary of the Wood and on to the North Dalton parish boundary to join bridleway No.6.

Commences on Green Lane at a point about 260 m east of the junction of Southfield Well Balk and leads in a southwards direction through Angas Farm to the Huggate - Tibthorpe Road.

Commences on Townleys Lane and leads in a southerly direction through Hall Garth and then east to the Hornsea Road at Skipsea Grange.

Commences on the Hull Road at Westlands Bridge and leads southwards to the Burstwick Drain. Known as Westlands Drain Path.

Commences on the Hull Road at Westlands Bridge and leads northwards to the west end of West Lane (bridleway no. 3).

Commences on Hull Road opposite Ketwell Lane and leads in a southerly direction to Burstwick Drain. Known as Far Bank.

Commences on the western side of Canal Side West between No.s 36 and 37 and leads west-south-westerly for some 130m turns southerly then south-westerly and westerly for some 345m to join Thimblehall Lane

Commences in Ketwell Lane and leads eastwards to Church Lane. Known as Stockwell Lane. It then continues eastwards to Distaff Lane.

Commences at the western end of Cliff Top Lane, Hessle and leads in a generally westerly direction under the Humber Bridge to West Hill where it leads north for approximately 200m; and south through Little Switzerland and under

Commences on Frodingham Lane south of Willow House and leads eastwards and south-eastwards to the parish boundary to join path No.1 in Hollym.

Hollym Bridleway No.3
Commences on the Patrington Road at the Patrington Parish boundary and leads in a north-westerly and north easterly direction to a point south of Enholmes Hill known as South Carr Dales Road.

Commences at the northern end of North Carr Dales Road, Hollym, and leads in a northerly direction to the parish boundary to join path No.6 in Withernsea.

Commences at West Farm and leads in a south-westerly direction by the east side of Trinity House Farm to the eastern end of Parkers/Close Plantation where it joins br No.8.

Commences at a point on fp. No.6 and leads in a westerly direction to the road leading to Trinity House Farm at a point about 40 m south of its junction with the Patrington Road.

Commences at the south-west corner of br No.8 and leads in a westerly direction to the Welwick Parish boundary where it meets fp. No.1.

Holmpton BOAT No.11
Commences on the Out Newton Road at the Easington Parish boundary and leads in a southerly direction along the parish boundary to the Skeffling Parish boundary where it joins byway No.1 known as Three Foot Lane.

Skeffling BOAT No.1
Commences at the bend on Out Newton Road where the road turns eastwards towards Southfield Farm and leads northwards to join byway No.11 (Three Foot Lane) at Holmpton parish boundary.

Commences on School Lane some 40m south-west of its junction with Taylor?s Lane land leads southeasterly through Brick Close Plantation then turns easterly into a field and continues southeasterly in the field along the eastern side of the boundary of
Brick Close Plantation for some 312m then leads east northeasterly for some 73m along the northwestern side of the field boundary that is marked by intermittent railway
sleepers then southeasterly for some 200m then continues southeasterly for some 550m along the northeastern side of a ditch then west southwesterly in the same field for some 70m along the southeastern side of the ditch continuing along the northern side
of Old Hive Dike for some 212m to the Easington parish boundary.

Commences at Wanlass Farm and leads in a generally north westerly direction, along the farm track towards Poplar Farm, to the Woodmansey parish boundary where it joins bridleway No. 6.

Commences on the northern side of Carr Lane east of Beck Farm and leads north-easterly to join Hull Road (A1079).

Commences on Low Street opposite Mill Cottage and leads in a southerly direction to Houghton Lane.

Commences at the eastern end of a short unclassified county road to Highfield Farm and leads in an easterly direction to the Burton Fleming Road C127 then in a mainly easterly direction to the Burton Fleming parish boundary to

Commences at a point about 100 mts south-west of Fox Covert Hall Farm and leads south-east for about 200 mts and then in a north-easterly direction to the Wetwang parish boundary to join Footpath No 11.

Commences at the western end of Green Lane and leads in a southerly direction to the Huggate parish boundary where it joins footpath No.14.

Commences on bridleway No 13 on the North Dalton parish boundary at a point approximately 330 mts east of Whin Lane and leads in a northerly direction and across the Huggate to Tibthorpe road for approximately 570 mts to join

Rise Bridleway No.1
Commences on the village street at Rise at a point south of the old school and leads in an easterly direction to the south end of path No. 6 (Hatfield Parish) at Folly Lane.

Commences on the Sigglesthorne - Rise Road at New Rise at the gateway to The Round and leads in an easterly direction to the north end of Rise village.

Rise Bridleway No.6
Commences at the east end of Mill Lane opposite Eastfield Farm and leads in a southerly direction to North Farm then westwards for about 100m and southwards to the north end of Rise village street.

Commences on the eastern side of Southgate opposite No.20 and leads east-south-easterly for some 88 metres
then north-easterly for some 5 metres then east-south-easterly again for some 38 metres*
turns north-north-easterly for some 28 metres to join Laburnum Avenue between Nos.65 and 67.**

Commences at the Molescroft parish boundary on footpath No. 5 at Black Hill and leads in a northerly then easterly direction through Leconfield Low Parks and thence along the east side of the Catchwater Drain to Arram Railway St.

Commences at the southern end of the County Road near Lodge Farm, Arram and leads south east then south to Arram Grange then east to join B.R. 27 on the east bank of the Beverley-Barmston Drain.

Commences on Footpath No.3 at TA 2305 7226 and leads north-westerly for some 190m to rejoin Footpath No.3 near Sanwick Brig.

Commences on the Selby - Market Weighton Road and leads southwards along the east side of Holme Hall Park to Holme Churchyard.

Commences at Holme Churchyard and leads southwards via Church Hill to Lock Lane at the west side of Highgate Farm.

Commences in Town Street at the west side of Snowdrop Farm and leads southerly for some 335m then south-easterly for some 260m then turns southerly for some 240m then easterly along the northern side of the southern boundary
of the field to join Back Lane west of Prospect Farm

Commences in High Street, Holme upon Spalding Moor, and leads through the curtilage of No. 58 High Street southwards through OS Field Nos. 1148, 1109, 1111 and 1106 to Greenside Lodge, Little End, Holme on Spalding Moor..

Commences on the Holme - Howden Road about 140 yards south of Sikes Farm and leads in a southerly direction to the Gilberdyke parish boundary west of Barmby Grange.

Footpath commencing on the Balne Parish Boundary near Cross Hill and leading easterly to join Footpath No.5 then north-easterly for some 390m
turning south-easterly for some 147m along the southern side of the school boundary to join Balne Hall Road.*

South Cliffe Bridleway No.1
Commences at North Cliffe at a point on the South Cliffe Road about 100 m south of the southern junction of Sand Lane and leads eastwards via Little Rush and the south side of Now or Never Farm to the west side to Houghton Moor
Woods and then south eastwards via Hang Dog Gate and Wood Cottage to Cliffe Road at the Newbald parish boundary.

Commences at the parish boundary at Skipsea Drain and leads in a westerly direction to Low Fields Farm.

Commences at a point west of the Church on the Lissett Road B1242 and leads south west for approximately 170 m and then north west and west to the parish boundary at Skipsea Drain.

Commences at Castle Hill and leads in a north easterly direction to the west side of Swine Church Drain.

Bainton Bridleway No.3
Commences at a point opposite Beacon Wood on the Kirkburn Road and leads in a westerly direction to the south-east corner of High Wood. It then runs along the east and north sides of High Wood for about 1,360mts crossing the
Tibthorpe Road and then northwards to and along the west end of Low Wood to join B.R.1 at the Tibthorpe parish boundary.

Skirlaugh Bridleway No.1
Commences at the junction of Hull Road and Mulberry Lane and leads in a south-westerly direction for approximately 900m.

Skirlaugh Bridleway No.3
Commences on the A165 Skirlaugh-Riston Road and leads in a westerly direction along the drive and by the north of Rowton Farm to the junction of Woodhouse Lane and Black Tup Lane.

Elstronwick Footpath No.3
Commences on Bridleway No. 4 at Chapel Bridge east of St Lawrence?s Church and leads northerly to join Back Lane.

Commences on the southern side of the lay-by on Main Road (A163) and leads southerly for some 560m to join Bridleway No.14. Known as Leyfield Road.

Commences on the northern boundary of the A63 and leads northerly for some 55m to join Stonepit Lane.

Commences at the eastern end of Main Street and leads up and over the footbridge over the A63 to join Dale Road.

Commences in Queen Street south at the south side of cricket field and leads westwards for about 170m then southwards for about 80m and westwards along the north side of the golf course and southwards to the Hollym Parish boundary where it joins fp No.6.

Commences on Bridleway No.6 and leads south-south-easterly for some 619m and then east-south-easterly for some 124m to join Footpath No.8.

Commences at the South Cliffe parish boundary approximately 300 metres south of Land of Nod and leads southwards along the western bank of Back Delfin Drain to Sodhouse Lock.

Footpath along Mad Dog Lane proceeding from its junction with High Street,Hook in a northerly direction to Hook House.

Newbald BOAT No.12
Commences on South Cliffe Bridleway No.1 and leads easterly for some 570 metres to join Cliffe Road.

Commences at Mires House and leads in a south-westerly and westerly direction to Sands Top on the South Cave-Market Weighton Road.

Reedness Footpath No.3
Footpath commencing at the junction of High Street and Old Lane and proceeding in a north easterly direction to the River bank at Reedness Clough.

Footpath commencing at the Boundary with the Parish of Airmyn at Hook Clough and proceeding generally in a north easterly direction to the County Road at Howden Dyke Ferry. Then re-commencing at the County Road at a point north
east of Hook Hall and proceeding in a south easterly direction to the boundary with the Borough of Goole.

Commences south of Byholme Field and leads north-east then north to the west of Hall Flat to the Allerthorpe parish boundary.

Commences at the west side of the former bridge on York Road and leads northwards across the former York and Market Weighton railway to Towthorpe Lane at a point south of Towthorpe Farm. Known as Towthorpe Footpath.

Commences at Mains Lane and leads in a north easterly direction to the southern foot bridge across New Drain and the Everingham parish boundary to meet footpath No.12.

Commences at the east end of Church Lane, Hutton and leads in a northerly direction past the east end of St Peter's Church to Orchard Lane.

Commences on Hull Road about 80m south of the junction of Southgate and leads northwards for about 160m to fields known as Shackles Lane.

Commences at the southern end of path No. 2 and leads in a south easterly direction for a distance of approximately 130 yards at the eastern end of path No. 21.

Commences at the junction of Preston Road and Station Road and leads easterly for some 450m then southerly for some 65m to join Preston Footpath No. 11.

Commences on Gilberdyke Footpath No. 9 north of No. 10 Railway Cottages and leads easterly for some 345 metres along the southern side of the southern boundary of the railway
then turns south-south-easterly for some 135 metres along Staddlethorpe Pond access track to join Staddlethorpe Broad Lane.

Commences on Atwick Road about 50m south of the entrance to Northfield House and leads eastwards to join Green Lane (No.1).

Commences at the cliff edge and leads westwards to Green Lane.

Commences at Burn Butts Farm and leads in a southerly direction to Cawkeld then south-east to and along the northern edge of Kilnwick Park and continues in an easterly direction to a point north of Marbottom Plantation thence in a northerly direction to
Watton Grange. (Also a link southwards to footpath 6)

Commences at the north end of Bracken Lane and leads in an easterly direction north of Kilnwick New Farm and along the northern edge of Wedding Wood to Crabtree Lane.

Commences on No.3 at the north west-end of Wedding Wood and leads diagonally to the north-east corner of the field then along the northern edge of the next field to Crabtree Lane.

Commences on an unclassified County Road at Bracken and leads in a mainly northerly direction to Oldfield Lane at the Hutton Cranswick parish boundary.

Commences on footpath No.3 and leads north westwards to a point south of the chalk pit.

Commences north of Whitehall Farm and leads in a westerly direction to The Willows then northerly to the road leading to Lowthorpe Station.

Commences as a footpath at a point about 150 m south east of the corner near the Methodist Chapel at Little Kelk and leads in a easterly direction to the junction of bridleway No.3.

Commences on Footpath No.19 at Grid Reference TA 0496 3304 and leads east-south-easterly for some 110 metres to join Station Road.

Keyingham Footpath No.2
Commences at the south end of Boyes Lane and leads in a westerly direction to Marsh Lane.

Keyingham Footpath No.3
Commences on Eastfield Road north of the cemetery and leads easterly then northerly to join Bridleway No.4.

Former Haltemprice Urban District Restricted Byway No.50
Commences on the northern side of Springfield Way west of No.22 and leads northerly for some 375m to join Springhead Lane south of No.20.

Patrington Bridleway No.4
Commences at the west end of the County maintained section of Ings Lane, Patrington, at the north end of Buckclose Plantation and leads in a westerly direction for a distance of about 970m then southwards for 370m and westwards to Ings Lane Bridge across

Commences on Feoffee Lane at a point about 140 mts east of the level crossing and leads in a north-easterly direction past the east side of Rowland Hill Farm to the Fangfoss Road at Rowland Hill.

Commences on Whinhill Road at the north-west corner of Churchlands Plantation and leads along the north edge of the Plantation then in a north-easterly direction to Badger Lane east of Churchlands Farm.

Former Parish of Ousefleet Bridleway No.1
Bridleway known as Broad Lane commencing at its junction with Narrow Lane County Road and proceeding in a south-westerly direction to Nursery Plump thence southward to Keeper's Lodge and westward to it's junction with King's Causeway County Road.

Former Parish of Ousefleet Bridleway No.2
Bridleway known as Longdike Bank Lane commencing at its junction with Route No. 1 and proceeding eastward to its junction with Hoggard Lane County Road near Hoggard Lane Bridge.

Former Parish of Whitgift Bridleway No.1
Bridlepath known as Justice Lane commencing at its junction with Main Street Whitgift and proceeding southwards to Quart Lane thence westward along Quart Lane to its junction with Church Lane County Road.

Commences in Church Lane and leads in a southerly direction between the Church and the Rectory to the east end of the road extending eastwards from Boggle Lane.

Commences at the north end of the county maintained road at Waxholme and leads in a north-westerly direction by the west of Cliff Farm to Redhouse Farm.

Commences on Waxholme Road west of Belle Vue and leads in a northerly and then easterly direction to the Cliff top

Commences on Moor Lane and leads north-west along the drive to Burton - fields Low Farm.

Commences at the most southern point of High Plantation and leads north west alongside the plantation to the plantations most western point, then leads south-west to the Easthorpe Farm road.

Commences on the east side of Intake Lane opposite Londesborough Avenue and runs north eastwards for approximately 250 m to the Village Street.

Footpath commencing at its junction with Route A.614 and proceeding in a north westerly direction to Eskanehorn Ferry.

Commences on Rawcliffe Road (A614) at Cuckoo Park and leads northerly for some 485m (known as Key Lane) to the southern boundary of Drax Road (A645) recommences at the northern boundary and continues northerly for some 95m

Commences on Rowley Road opposite footpath No. 1 and leads in a southerly direction to the Riplingham-Swanland Road. Known as Malt Shovel Path.

Commences at the former Haltemprice boundary at Cottingham on footpath No. 21 and leads generally northwards to join footpath No. 11 at the eastern access to Creyke Beck electricity sub-station.

Commences at the south end of Hawling Road and leads in a generally south west and south east direction to River Lane. Known as Common Footpath.

Hotham Restricted Byway No.7
Commences on the southern side of Padcroft Lane and leads southerly for some 640 metres to join Harrybeck Lane. Known as Rowell Hill.

Commences on Seaton Road opposite Hermitage and leads northerly along the western side of the field boundary for some 64m, then westerly along the southern side of the field boundary for some 869m, then in a southerly direction along
the eastern side of the field boundary for some 124m to the parish boundary where it joins Seaton Footpath No.5.

Commences at the first bend east of Seaton on the Bewholme Road and leads in an easterly direction to Mill Lane.

Commences on Clockmill Lane at its southern end and leads in a north-north-easterly direction for some 58m then east-north-easterly for some 76m continuing east-north-easterly across Chapel Hill along the east
of Pocklington Wood to Wood House Farm, and then generally north west through Pocklington Wood across Ridings Beck and along Woodhouse Lane to ?The Mile?.

Commences at Nordham about 90 yards west of Church Lane and leads northwards along the west side of Hotham Park and through the park to the Hotham parish boundary south of Home Farm.

Hotham Footpath No.1
Commences at the east side of the Methodist Chapel at the west end of Amen Lane, Hotham, and leads southwards across Dean Lane to the west side of Home Farm.

Commences on the Driffield - Wansford Road at Whin Hill Corner and leads eastwards along the southern boundary of two fields then southwards to re-join the Driffield - Wansford Road.

Laxton Footpath No.7
Commences at a point on Trandy Lane approximately 125 yards north west of Day Hills Plantation and leads in a mainly westerly direction to the Kilpin parish boundary then southwards for a distance of about 50 yards to join path

Commences near the Smithy Cottage at Skelton and leads eastwards for about 300 yards then northwards for 150 yards and eastwards to the road leading south from Hazelcrofts Bridge to Saltmarshe Crossing at the Laxton parish

Commences at the Laxton parish boundary at Margery Staithe and leads along the northern bank of the River Ouse to the County Road at the entrance to Saltmarshe Park.

Keyingham Bridleway No.4
Commences on Eastfield Road and leads easterly for some 880m to join Ottringham Bridleway No.12.

Commences at the eastern end of Keyingham Bridleway No.4 and leads east-south-easterly for some 425m to join Fields Close Road.

Ottringham bridleway No.13
Commences on Fields Close Road and leads east-south-easterly for some 860m to join Station Road.

Commences on Station Road and leads east-south-easterly then south-easterly for some 1130m to join Fox Covert Road.

Commences on Fox Covert Road and leads south-south-easterly then southerly for some 1035m to join Patrington Road.

Commences on Patrington Road and leads south-easterly for some 760m to join Winestead Ings Lane.

Commences on Winestead Ings Lane and leads east-south-easterly for some 1190m
then continues easterly for some 20m to join Patrington Road*.

Commences on Bennetland Lane to the west of the Bennetland Crossing and leads east-north-easterly for some 36 metres over the railway line to rejoin the highway to the east of the crossing.

Commences at Metham Low Grange and leads westwards for about 500 yards then in a southerly direction to the west of High Metham and westwards via the north of Carr House to and along Carr Lane then southwards to the north end of

Commences at a point east of Thearne Grange on Ferry Lane and leads in a south-easterly direction to a point opposite Manor Farm on Thearne Lane.

Nunburnholme Bridleway No.5
Commences on the Burnby - Middleton Road opposite Nunburnholme Wold Farm and leads north west for about 300 m then north east for about 250 m then north alongside the east of Merebalk Plantation then west for 300 m then north to

Commences at the west side of Barnhill Hall on the Selby Road and leads northwards to the south end of Barnhill Hall Lane.

Commences on Water Lane about 80 mts north of Megdale Plantation and leads in an easterly direction across Hardy Field, then north along the west bank of Kirby Beck and generally east to join path No 4 south of Painsthorpe Hall.

Commences on the A166 at Wayrham Picnic Site and leads in a northerly direction along the bottom of Wayrham Dale to the county boundary at Bradeham Dale.

Commences on the Bugthorpe parish boundary on Footpath No 8 and leads eastwards over Fittesses to the Bugthorpe parish boundary to join Footpath No 6.

Commences at the east end of Church Lane and leads in an easterly direction along south/west sides of the field boundaries to the Humbleton parish boundary at the south side of Glebelands Farm.

Commences at Bakehouse Lane and leads in a south-easterly direction to its junction with No.1.

Commences on Sheepman Lane opposite Cross Lane and follows Holms Dike for about 100 mts on the south side in a south-easterly direction and then south to join the path along Scurf Dike.

Hutton Cranswick Bridleway No.7
Commences on the Beverley-Driffield Road at a point 35 mts south of Driffield Trout Stream and leads in a south-easterly direction to the Skerne parish boundary to meet bridleway No 2.

Commences opposite Hutton Windmill and leads east to Hutton Chalk Pit then south for 160 mts, east for 130 mts and south to Cranswick village opposite Hobman Lane.

Commences at the corner of the east end of Back Street Hutton, and leads north-easterly to and across the railwaythen northerly for some 200 metres along the eastern side of the field boundary then easterly along the southern bank of
Northfield Beck to Meggison?s Turnpike at Skerne Bridge

Commences at a bend on Burn Butts Lane east of Bustard Nest Farm and leads in a westerly direction to Fox Covert. It then leads northwards and westwards to the road leading between Bracken and Southburn.

Commences on the Beverley - Driffield Road at Swinekeld Chalk Pit and leads in an easterly direction along the south bank of Scurf Dike to the County Road south of Scurf Dike Farm.

Commences at a point in Beck Lane approximately 125 mts north of the junction with Orchard Lane, Hutton and leads in a mainly north-westerly direction to join the Beverley-Driffield Road at a the south side of the Keeper's House
situated at the south end of Northfield Plantation.

Commences in Nethergate and leads in an easterly direction across the footbridge over the drain thence in a north-easterly direction to Back Carr Lane at a point about 120 m north of the railway crossing.

Commences at the west end of a County unclassified road to the south west of Pockthorpe Hall and leads in a south westerly direction to a County Green Lane to the east of Clitheroe Farm. Known as Garton Balk.

Patrington Footpath No.1
Commences on Back Lane at Holmwood Farm, Patrington Haven and leads in an easterly direction to Saltmarshe Lane.

Commences at the north end of Post Office Lane, Winestead, and leads in a northerly direction to the eastern end of a track leading to Red Hall Farm, then westerly to the Winestead Lane.

Middleton on the Wolds Footpath No.3
Commences in Front Street and leads in a northerly direction to Chapel Lane at North End, Middleton. Known as Grey Garth.

Commences on the Goodmanham Road and leads north eastwards to South Street.

Commences on the A163 at the east side of Wold Dyke Farm and leads in a northerly direction to the Warter Road at a point about 40 m east of Middleton Lodge.

Middleton on the Wolds Bridleway No.5
Commences on the A163 about 30 m east of the entrance to Wold Dyke Farm and leads in a southerly direction to the Lund parish boundary.

Commences on the A163 opposite Middleton Wold Cottages and leads north west and east along the perimeter of the first field then north to Grange Farm and then west for about 100 m and then north to the North Dalton parish boundary

Commences at the corner on the Pocklington Road about 350 m east of Middleton Grange and leads in a westerly direction to Middleton Grange to join footpath 7.

Middleton on the Wolds Bridleway No.6
Commences at a point on the A163 about 140 m west of Middleton Wold Cottages and leads in a southerly direction to the Lund parish boundary.

Commences on Goodmanham Road at the Lund parish boundary and leads in an easterly direction along the south side of Prickett's Hollow and continues in a similar direction to Beverley Road at a point south of the disused pit.

Commences opposite path No.9 on Beverley Road and leads in an easterly direction to a point south of Mount Pleasant then leads northwards through Mount Pleasant along the east side of a disused pit to the Middleton - Kilnwick Road.

Commences at a point on the Beverley-Driffield Road at Scorborough and leads in a westerly direction across footpath No. 1 to the Lockington parish boundary where it joins bridleway No. 10.

Commences at the south-west corner of the old main road at Scorborough and leads in a generally north-westerly direction to the parish boundary near Bryan Mills Beck.

Commences at a point on Scorborough Lane and leads in a north-westerly direction to Lickham Hall.