North York Moors National Park

One of North Yorkshire’s landmarks is North York Moors National Park, founded in 1952. Its area is about 1500 square kilometers.

Here is one of the largest massifs of moorlands in the country, covering a third of the park. Dense forests, which are based on oaks, ash, birch and mountain ash, occupy 22% of its area. A large-scale program for reforestation and conservation of rare and endangered representatives of the animal and plant world contained in the park is organized here. Also in the park are historical monuments, including medieval castles and an abbey.

Visitors are offered exciting walking and cycling tours in the picturesque corners of the park, who can ride horses. At the service of guests - campsites and cafes, where you can relax perfectly in the bosom of fascinating nature.