In The Area
Hewn Yorkshire sits at the border of County Durham and North Yorkshire, making it ideally located for lots to see, taste and enjoy!
Food & Drink
The Brownlow Arms
A quirky country welcome awaits you at The Brownlow Arms, just a stone’s throw away in Caldwell. Hearty home cooked dishes and a changing selection of local ales make this pub a popular choice with locals and visitors alike. Dog friendly too.
01325 718471
Number 29 Tapas and Wine Bar
Sit in the beautiful bayed window and watch Richmond go by, with a fabulous wine list and delicious tapas to match. Our favourites include the Garlic Prawns and a bottle of Alta Vista Malbec.
01748 850491
Shoulder of Mutton
Quaint 400-year old pub in the village of Middleton Tyas serving local ales and traditional pub-grub in cosy and warm surroundings.
01325 377271
Mainsgill Farmshop
Just over the A66 at East Layton sits Mainsgill Farmshop – a foodhall, butchers, deli, tea room and gift shop all under one roof! With a huge selection of local produce to choose from, you’ll find daily essentials, gifts and treats. Take a right out of Forcett Grange, turn right in the village and then left after the church.
01325 718860
The Fox Hole
Tradition and modern combine at The Fox Hole in Piercebridge, home to the Roman Bridge. Contemporary dishes with a time-honoured twist are served in the dog friendly Welly Bar or enjoy an evening in the stylish restaurant over a crisp Pinot Grigio.
01325 374286
The Coach House
On the Middleton Lodge estate, near Middleton Tyas, you’ll find The Coach House – here estate to plate inspired dishes with a Mediterranean flair are served each day. A recommended spot for a special occasion!
01325 377977
Capri Italian
A slice of rugged Capri transported to Richmond; well-laid tables in teal blues and white set the scene for freshly made pizzas and pastas… and a well chosen wine menu to suit.
01748 823610
Bombay Gate
Fantastic Indian restaurant serving signature dishes like the popular ‘First Class’ Railway Lamb, a dish traditionally served on the steam train to Bengal. The Lamb Shank is also one of our favourites.
01325 468709
Local Spots
Raby Castle, Deer Park and Gardens
Quite simply, one of the most impressive Medieval castles in England. The Rising at Raby has seen a multi-million pound development of The Gardens, making Raby the North’s latest lifestyle destination. Enjoy lunch at The Vinery and awe and the castle’s magnificent interiors.
01833 660202
Richmond Town and Castle
A popular spot is the Georgian market town of Richmond, gateway to the Yorkshire Dales. Explore the impressive intact Norman keep or savor any of the ales from a local brewery – The Bishop Blaize is a favoured of ours for the beer garden alone. Eateries and pubs aplenty, this is a great afternoon out.
Barnard Castle & The Bowes Museum
In the rural market town of Barnard Castle with its antique stores and local eateries lies two sights worth taking in. Firstly, the castle, dating from the 12th Century. And secondly, The Bowes Museum – a palatial French chateau sitting oddly at one with the Teesdale landscape – this is one you have to see! The Bowes’ signature piece is the 18th century mechanical Silver Swan, playing daily at 2pm.
01833 690606
Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden
This World Heritage Site should need no introduction. An awe-inspiring location with an equally as impressive history, Fountains is a landscape full of secrets, curiosities and breathtaking views. A National Trust site, dog friendly.
01765 608888
Kiplin Hall & Gardens
This Jacobean historic house sits at the heart of ancient parklands and has an incredible story to tell. It’s an intimate affair with a few surprises along the way. Afterwards, stop by the award winning The Tea Room for some of Yorkshire’s finest delicacies.
01748 818178
The Auckland Project
Encompassing Auckland Castle, The Tower, Gardens and The Spanish Gallery amongst others highlights, The Auckland Project is breathing new life into Bishop Auckland. Well worth a visit on a sunny afternoon, followed by tapas at El Castillo on the market place.
01388 743750
Tan Hill Inn
Take the scenic route via Reeth (55mins drive) to Britain’s highest public house for good food and good company. You might even spot a famous face!
01833 533007
Black Sheep Brewery
Deep in the dales, outside the town of Masham (that’s Mas’am) you’ll find the home of quality, independent Yorkshire beer brewed with passion and integrity. Taste for yourself at the on-site Bar & Kitchen or be shepherded round on a tour of the brewery.
01765 689227
Outdoor & Walks
Easby Abbey & The Station Walk
An easy 3 mile stroll from The Station, along the old railway line and back down the opposite side of the River Swale. Take a pit stop at Archers Ice Cream for a refreshment.
Egglestone Abbey Walk
There’s a few walks starting from and ending back at Egglestone Abbey on the outskirts of Barnard Castle, but all head towards the town where you can pick up lunch and a few of the sights.
High Force
Discover the force of nature at High Force, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in England, located at Forest-in-Teesdale. A gentle woodland walk leads you to view this spectacular sight at the base of the falls. Ticketed entry from the car park opposite.
01833 622336
Richmond Falls
Great for when in Richmond on an afternoon out, the falls can be enjoyed from the bottom of Millgate. Walk the double loop along Riverside Walk up into town, then follow the castle walls along Castle Walk.
The Dales Waterfalls
Hop through the Yorkshire Dales on a whistle stop tour of the area’s most spectacular waterfalls; the triple flight of falls at Aysgarth, walk behind the impressive drop of Hardraw Falls at the Green Dragon Inn and the bubbling Cauldron Falls at West Burton.
The Field
The Field is a two acre space with magnificent vistas of the surrounding North Yorkshire countryside and beyond. Views up here stretch as far east as the Cleveland Hills and westwards over to The Pennines.
A picturesque woodland path winds its way up out of the quarry and away from the cabins, dotted with bench seating en route. Pause and soak in the scenery with a cup of tea in the morning, or with a glass in the evening as the light fades.
For your four-legged companion, The Field is a great place for them to stretch their legs and explore. Take a seat and watch them bound through the grass runs.
Whether it’s capturing the stunning panorama, watching the clouds roll by, or simply enjoying moments with the pooch, The Field is enjoyable for all.
A picturesque woodland path winds its way up out of the quarry and away from the cabins, dotted with bench seating en route. Pause and soak in the scenery with a cup of tea in the morning, or with a glass in the evening as the light fades.
For your four-legged companion, The Field is a great place for them to stretch their legs and explore. Take a seat and watch them bound through the grass runs.
Whether it’s capturing the stunning panorama, watching the clouds roll by, or simply enjoying moments with the pooch, The Field is enjoyable for all.
