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Elevation
324m
1,063 ft
Prominence
95m
Coordinates
54.4828, -1.0906
NZ590100
OS Map
93
Explorer: OL26N
The summit is marked by a modest cairn, providing a sense of achievement for those who reach it. A few grazing sheep may offer an approving bleat—a nod of recognition for your efforts.
The moor is primarily composed of sandstone and gravel, formed during significant geological changes in the region. The substrate supports a unique ecosystem of heather and bilberry, making it a haven for both hikers and wildlife enthusiasts.
From the summit, one can enjoy panoramic views of the Cleveland Hills and the North York Moors, with the distant outline of Roseberry Topping visible on a clear day.
The name 'Easby' is derived from Old Norse, meaning 'Easbi's island', suggesting a historical settlement in the area.
Easby Moor has been a prominent feature in local folklore, with tales of the supernatural said to haunt its windswept heights, making it a point of convergence for both history buffs and curious adventurers.
A fantastic circular route starting from the village of Great Ayton, offering a mix of moorland paths and woodland trails.
There is a car park just off the B1257 near Great Ayton. It can accommodate a good number of vehicles, but arrive early during weekends to snag a space.
The nearest train station is in Great Ayton, with regular services from Middlesbrough. Local buses also connect here.
Great Ayton offers various facilities, including a handful of cafes and pubs where you can reward yourself with a hearty meal after your hike. Toilets are available in the village.
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