1 - the final stretch once into Beverly takes an unusual routing option to swing south through the town to get to the train station, where as it is more direct to carry straight down Manor Road, which also goes to the bus station if that is where your onwards travel is....

Zara

Lengthy ramble from Beverley to Hull going past the only remaining bombed out building from World War 2 in the UK. It was a small cinema on Beverley Road and is at last undergoing restoration....

Jmedland

At Thearne the route uses the main road with pavement then turns to go to the River Hull path just north of Dunswell....

Jhmedland

Cottingham is supposedly the largest village in England....

Jhmedland

From Poplar farm stick to the sign-posted 'Beverley 20' route which gives a good entry into Beverley centre....

StephenWalker

However the main problem is that at Long Lane northwards parallel to the railway (4.2 miles from the start) it is not on a right of way, and the lane is marked as 'private' on the ground. From here I reversed and from there followed the Beverley 20 long distance route - as marked on the 1:25000 OS map....

StephenWalker

Minor error in gps file to rejoin the rail trail after Etton - you need to turn right and loop under the bridge to rejoin, unlike route GPS (see screenshot)....

Zara

Las section into Cottingham has a narrow path alongside a drain which needs to be walked carefully....

Jonathon Wells

If it has been wet then some sections of the railway near Cherry Burton do get boggy, but generally this is an excellent easy walking route. Only one road to cross. Only a few steps, otherwise flat or very gradual inclines as it is an old railway route....

Jonathon Wells

Some really lovely views along this route. Only one section with a busy road to cross. Some sections not easy for less mobile walkers but nothing too difficult....

Jonathon Wells

The first part of the walk from South Cave to High Hunsley is lovely, mainly on the Wolds Way footpath....

Zara

Very flat and easy route...

Stacey Thorp

Only loses a star because the route diverts to Etton which is not necessary - you can just carry on along the Hudson Way....

Julian Willis

I am going to add another route which combines the best bits (for me) of bevcot 1 and 2 plus a little variation at the end to simplify navigation near Millbeck Wildlife area....

Karen Towner

Care needs to be taken as you navigate the outskirts of Beverley and Cottingham but if you know the area or have a navigation tool you will be alright. There are a number of obstacles which would prevent wheelchair access and perhaps some larger buggies. Lots of beautiful spring flowers and birdlife even around the large electricity sub station....

Karen Towner

This is an easy to follow route, much of it following well signposted public footpaths. There are areas of woodland and hedgerows with plenty of bird life at this time of year (spring). The HV power lines and distribution substation somewhat spoil the route, if you’re looking to immerse yourself in nature....

Nigel Whiting

From South Cave the route soon joins the Yorkshire Wolds Way. Once you join the road (quiet country lane), you soon leave the Yorkshire Wolds Way and head to Walkington and then on to Beverley....

Nigel Whiting

The other section between the A165-A1035 roundabout and Beverley is almost all paved underfoot. If you are walking Hornsea to Beverley, the cafe is at 14km into the walk....

Flora

Unfortunately I can’t recommend it because there’s a 3km section which is on private land where there’s no Right of Way. This is between Park Lane at Weel Carr and Meaux Bridge. Also, crossing the A165 is dangerous, especially since just nearby there’s an underpass....

Flora