Walks from Masham, North Yorkshire
🌿 Reservoir, forest plantation, river valley, ancient abbey ruins
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Masham is a handsome market town famous for its two breweries (Theakston’s and Black Sheep), sitting at the lower end of Wensleydale with the curious folly of Druid’s Temple — a Victorian recreation of Stonehenge in a forest clearing — just a short drive away.
A lively market town with two famous breweries and good access to the gentler lower reaches of Wensleydale, Masham makes a pleasant base combining beer tourism with woodland and reservoir walking.
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Town centre car parks. Bus from Ripon (Little White Bus, limited)
Black Sheep Brewery Bistro, Theakston’s Brewery Visitor Centre café, The Kings Head Hotel
- Druid’s Temple & Ilton Forest
- Leighton Reservoir circuit
- Colsterdale
- Ripon Rowel Walk section
- Healey & the Burn Valley
- Jervaulx Abbey ruins (nearby)
- All North Yorkshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Masham is covered by OS Explorer 298 / 299. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Ripon Rowel Walk
- Six Dales Trail





