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Dalby Forest
Dalby Forest is situated on the southern slopes of the North York Moors National Park.
A network of forest roads including the 9 mile Dalby Forest Drive provide access to this outstanding landscape. Formed in the Ice Age and shaped by the people from the Bronze Age to the present day, Dalby is very much a forest worth visiting.
Activities include:
- Walking
- Mountain Biking
- Horse Riding
- Orienteering
- Go-Ape (rope attraction)
Dogs are allowed outside of children play areas.
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Dalby Forest, Thornton-le-Dale, Thornton-le-Dale, North Yorkshire , United Kingdom
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