Park at the village hall car park south of the Chop Gate village. Toilets are available here.
(S) From the parking head north, pass the Buck Inn and walk until the first intersection on your left.
(1) Turn left and immediately right to take a track behind the buildings. Walk up the track, through fields and then onto the moorland. The track can be muddy in places. It will join another track coming in from the left.
(2) At the junction, carry on north until another track crosses in a west to east direction.
(3) Carry on northwards again to a junction with a smaller path.
(4) Take the smaller path on your right and downhill. You will arrive at a junction with the Lyke Wake Walk / Cleveland Way.
(5) Turn right and follow the Lyke Wake Walk path, passing through two walls and then follow the path that ascends through the rocky outcrop of the Wainstones.
(6) At the summit, follow the path east along the top of the moor to the summit of White Hill, where it turns in a southwesterly direction.
(7) Continue along the rim of the moor and then descend towards a good forest track. You will arrive at a finger post. Continue straight on (Cleveland Way) to meet and cross the main road from B1257
(8) After crossing the road, leave the main path and turn right onto a minor road/track.
(9) When the road turns left and heads uphill, go straight ahead on the footpath. This can be a bit overgrown in summer. It leads to the farm but before the farm climb over a stile into a field, cross this to the far corner and climb over another stile to the junction with the road.
(10) Walk along the road verge (no path) for a short distance to the road on the left.
(11) Turn left and walk uphill to Urra Farm, keep on walking through Urra, past a church and the farm at Bilsdale Hall. The road then descends past some houses on the right to join the main road again.
(12) Cross to the other side of the main road, turn left and walk back to the Village hall and car park; stopping at the Buck Inn for refreshments if necessary.