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Do you have a favourite Butterfly Walk in Yorkshire?
Do you have a favourite Butterfly Walk in Yorkshire?
The branch is collecting information on favourite butterfly walks in the county with the intention of publishing a book or leaflet so that other people can also enjoy the walks.
Could you provide details of your favourite walk to be included in the publication?
Walks should be on public access land as we will not be able to publish those on private property.
Please contact Martin Partridge if you would like to contribute an idea towards a walk
Martin will also be able to answer any queries that you might have martin.partridge@yorkshirebutterflies.org.uk
Here are a few to start things off:
Find a walk near you using our interactive map
Find a walk near you using our interactive map
Appleton Common Butterfly Walk.pdfFordon Chalk Bank Butterfly Walk.pdfThree Hagges Woodmeadow Butterfly Walk.pdfCrowle Moors Butterfly Walk.pdfKiplingcotes Chalk Pit Butterfly Walk.pdfLedsham Bank Butterfly Walk.pdfBishop Wood Butterfly Walk.pdfBrockadale Butterfly walk.pdfFen Bog Butterfly Walk.pdfCommondale Butterfly Walk.pdfHawnby Hill Butterfly Walk.pdfEllerburn Banks Butterfly Walk.pdfYatts Farm Butterfly Walk.pdfBoltby Forest Butterfly Walk.pdfSouth Gare Butterfly Walk.pdfSwarth Moor Butterfly Walk.pdfShipley Station Butterfly Walk.pdfSt Aidans Butterfly Walk.pdfFairburn Ings Butterfly Walk.pdfLetchmire Pastures Butterfly Walk.pdfConistone & Bastow Woods Butterfly Walk.pdfTicks are always a threat when working outdoors particularly amongst long vegetation and its important you know how to look after yorself please take a look at our Tick advice HERE
These publications have been produced with care to ensure accuracy of the routes and associated information. Yorkshire branch of Butterfly Conservation cannot accept responsibility for errors, omissions and changes in the details presented. While the butterfly walks described use public rights of way, open access land and permissive paths normally open to the public, the countryside is not static and landowners may temporarily divert or close access for a designated period. Please refrain from bringing nets , they are only to be used for scientific study.
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