Wheeldale
Roman Road off minor road north of Pickering. English
Heritage Extensive remains of a road which is generally thought to be
Roman, though some authorities believe it to be either Saxon or, possibly, pre-Roman.
Reached by a path across a field. The road is composed of very large slabs making
up a lightly rounded surface, with no evidence of gutters. It is possible that
the road was built to ease troop movements to the coast. Local legend tells that
it was built by the giant Wade so that his wife could take her sheep to their
pasture more easily.
Within easy reach of the M1 the Holiday Inn Rotherham-Sheffield M1, Jct.33 is close to both the town and countryside. Some of the prettiest villages in the North of England are to be found in the nearby Peak District National Park also with the Magna Centre, Chatsworth House, Hallam FM … more >>
Set in an elevated position overlooking the breathtaking countryside of North Yorkshire and Teesdale The Cottage offers 1 double bedroom with ensuite shower room, wash basin and toilet, 1 twin bedroom, separate bathroom with bath, wash basin and toilet, very large sitting/dining room with log fire. Beams throughout the cottage. Fully equipped kitchen.
Patio with garden furniture and far reaching views. Only weekly bookings accepted Christmas & New Year.
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