Bishop Wilton Wold

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Bishop Wilton Wold rises to 248 m (814 ft) in East Riding of Yorkshire. It is listed among the 1,546 Marilyns — British hills with at least 150 m of drop on every side. It is the highest point of East Riding of Yorkshire. The closest station is Malton, 14.7 km to the north.

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More places to visit near Bishop Wilton Wold

St Edith's Church, Bishop Wilton

Church near Bishop Wilton

A Norman church at the head of the green, lavishly restored for Sir Tatton Sykes with a mosaic floor copied from the Vatican.

3 km SW

Yorkshire Wolds Way

National Trail

The quiet one — dry valleys and big skies through Hockney's rolling chalk country.

3.1 km NE · East Riding of Yorkshire & North Yorkshire

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Wharram Percy Medieval Village

Landmark near Thixendale

Grassy house platforms and the roofless church of a village abandoned around 1500, in a steep Wolds valley dug by archaeologists for forty years.

8.3 km NE

River Derwent

River

A slow Yorkshire river curving off the North York Moors round the Vale of Pickering to the Ouse.

8.6 km W · North Yorkshire & East Riding of Yorkshire

Burnby Hall Gardens

Garden near Pocklington

Nine acres of lakes, rockeries and woodland at Pocklington, holding the national collection of hardy water lilies.

8.6 km S

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Howardian Hills

National Landscape near Harome

Gentle farmed hills and old estates between the Vale of York and the moors, easy walking and a great house

9.8 km NW