THE VALE OF MOWBRAY - A Northern Coast to Coast Walk: From St Bees to Robin Hood's Bay - page 138

Head up Long Lane for about 200m, and then turn left towards Northfield
House Farm. Keep the farm buildings on the right, passing round them on
an access track, soon to reach a stile giving into a meadow. A green path
heads across the meadow, passing Northfield Farm and crossing an inter-
mediate fence and stile. Keep on across a second meadow, and then along
a field margin to the remains of Brompton Moor Farm. Cross a stile, then
head half-left to a footbridge spanning a stream, and then go ahead for a
short distance to a lateral field boundary (stile). The path then follows the
field boundary to the right, eventually arriving at a stile giving access to a
small paddock adjoining Moor House Farm. Head diagonally left across the
paddock to a gate, and then leave the farm buildings behind by taking the
farm access track out to a minor road, Deighton Lane.
Turn left onto Deighton Lane, but after only a short distance, leave it by
branching right onto a green lane flanked by hedgerows and passing White
House Farm. Gradually, the green lane narrows and becomes overgrown,
but it leads eventually to a stile and an open meadow. A hedgerow on the
left guides you to a gate beyond which a rough track leads out to meet the
A167 almost opposite Oaktree Farm.
Field edge path approaching Danby Wiske
Head left, down the A167, and continue past Oaktree Hill Garage to leave
the main road for a minor road on the right (Crowfoot Lane). Follow this to
a T-junction where it meets the road to Danby Wiske. Turn right, and now
simply follow the lane to Danby.
Danby Wiske to Bolton-on-Swale