Beyonk | Twilight Moors

Highlights

Join us for a guided walk along the tops of the Cleveland Hills. Starting mid-afternoon and walking towards sunset, as the land changes to the twilight moors. Being high up, see the views across the North York Moors National Park, over the Tees Valley and the Pennines. Watch them change as the day light fades and the darkness takes over.
This is a moderate walk, over exposed moor land with changeable weather. Starting at Clay Bank car park, on the Stokesley to Helmsley Road, and making our way along the escarpment towards Lord Stones. We will return over the tops of Cringle, Cold Moor and the Wainstones, as the light fades and the nighttime landscape takes over.
Because of the nature of the walk, please dress in warm clothing and carry waterproof jackets and trousers. So, hats and gloves will be a must; along with walking boots, wellingtons or good walking shoes. We will supply head torches for you if needed. The ground can be muddy in places and there are some, short, steep sections to negotiate.
Suitable for children 8yrs and over. We are dog friendly, so please bring the pooch! All dogs must be on a lead and use to walk the distance.
This is not only a chance to learn about the moors and their history, but, if you wish to practice your navigation, this is an ideal opportunity. The trip will be lead by David, who is a qualified Summer and Winter Mountain Leader, holds the International Mountain Leader Carnet and is a provider for the National Navigation Award Scheme.

Inclusions
What's Included
🧰 Equipment - Head torch if needed

What you'll need
🧤 Warm Clothing - Fleece top, Thermal base layers, walking trousers (not jeans)
☂️ Waterproofs - Jacket and Trousers
🍴 Food - Enough for 6 hrs outdoors
🥤 Drink - Enough for 6 hrs outdoors
📋 Other - Warm hat and gloves, torch, medication if required

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Cancellations

Custom Policy

1\. CANCELLATION BY THE CUSTOMER
1.1 All cancellations must be in writing and acknowledged by River Mountain Experience. The financial cost of cancellation is as follows:
1.1.1 • Deposits are non-refundable
1.1.2 • 50% of the total course fee where cancellation takes place less that 4 weeks but more than 1 week before the commencement of the course; or
1.1.3 • 100% of the total course fee where cancellation takes place within the period of 1-7 days before the commencement date of the course; or
1.1.4 • 100% of the total course fee where cancellation takes place on or after the commencement date of the course.
1.2 If the requested cancellation is due to restrictions or illness caused by a notifiable disease, a full refund will be made minus any registration fees already paid.

2\. CANCELLATION BY THE COMPANY
2.1 Whilst every attempt is made to ensure that courses/activities actually run, the company will notify the customer of cancellation as soon as practicable where it believes on reasonable grounds that cancellation is necessary due to dangerous and/or unsuitable conditions for the course/activity.
2.2 The company shall notify the customer of cancellation not less than five days prior to the commencement of the course, if practically possible, where numbers as a result of either customer(s) cancellation or booked numbers have failed to reach a workable minimum.
2.3 In the event of cancellation, customers will be offered the choice of the following options:
2.3.1 • Full refund of the fee paid; or
2.3.2 • Another booking on a different date.