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Grassington Market Place – Mastiles Lane loop from Grassington

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United Kingdom

England

Yorkshire And The Humber

Threshfield

Grassington Market Place – Mastiles Lane loop from Grassington

Hard

100

runners

Grassington Market Place – Mastiles Lane loop from Grassington

02:29

21.4km

510m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 19, 2026

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Yorkshire Dales National Park

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97 m

Threshfield Spar

Highlight • Rest Area

One of the many dreamy middle of nowhere Spars that sells everything! Bakery, butchers, coffee shop and many many snacks

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1.65 km

Grassington Market Place

Highlight • Historical Site

The village centre of Grassington is very attractive with lots of shops and places to eat. The village was used to depict Darrowby from the latest adaptation of All Creatures Great and Small.

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1.70 km

The Devonshire, Grassington

Highlight • Pub

Best pub for food and drinks in Grassington

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3.78 km

old mining activity or natural sinkkholes

Archaeological Site

6.39 km

Hill Castles Scar Limestone Pavement

Highlight • Natural

Hill Castles Scar is a limestone crag in Wharfedale. From Conistone, you ascend via the atmospheric dry valley of Conistone Dib. There is a superb limestone pavement at the top …

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9.51 km

Mastiles Lane Below Cool Scar

Highlight • Viewpoint

Here, just below Cool Scar, Mastiles Lane drops to Kilnsey. It used to be a famous drove road between the village here and Malham (be sure to check the information …

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10.2 km

Mastiles Lane

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Ancient Road that goes from Kilnsey to Malham tarn. This starts off steady but really cranks up the gradient as you get closer to the summit. A good challenge for many cyclists.

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