Local guide
Start in the village. Then follow the moors.
Burnley House sits in Hutton-le-Hole within the North York Moors National Park, making it a strong base for heritage, walking, cycling, scenic drives and day trips across North Yorkshire.
On the doorstep
Hutton-le-Hole
Ryedale Folk Museum
An open-air museum across more than six acres, with over twenty heritage buildings and collections telling the story of the region.
Village green & Hutton Beck
Slow down, wander the green and enjoy one of the North York Moors’ most distinctive villages.
Walks from the village
Choose gentle local paths or connect into longer moorland routes and the wider National Park walking network.
Great days out
Heritage, forests and steam.
North Yorkshire Moors Railway
Head to Pickering for a heritage railway journey through classic moorland scenery.
Helmsley Castle
Explore centuries of war and peace at this English Heritage castle beside the market town of Helmsley.
Rievaulx Abbey
Atmospheric Cistercian ruins in the Rye valley, with a museum and views that reward a slow visit.
Nunnington Hall
A picturesque National Trust manor house on the River Rye, with period rooms, garden and exhibitions.
Castle Howard
A celebrated Baroque house, art collection and landscaped estate for a grand North Yorkshire day out.
Dalby Forest
Forest trails, cycling and outdoor space on the eastern side of the National Park.
Choose your pace
Walk
Village loops, moorland trails, Farndale and longer day walks.
Cycle
Quiet lanes, open moors and forest routes.
Discover
Museums, castles, abbeys and historic market towns.
Slow down
Village cafés, scenic drives, gardens and evenings under dark skies.
Opening days, seasonal services and admission arrangements can change. Link guests to the official attraction websites above and encourage them to check before travelling.