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ITV Yorkshire - A Breath of Fresh Air

Join Mark Reid (author of 'The Inn Way' guidebooks) and Jon Mitchell (ITV Yorkshire's weatherman) as they stride out each month through Yorkshire's wonderful countryside for a 'Breath of Fresh Air', taking in beautiful landscapes, fascinating history and some great pubs along the way.

Watch the TV series each month on ITV Yorkshire, view the video clips below or download the walk instructions to follow the route yourself.

CURRENT WALK

Walking in FarndaleFarndale daffodils

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WALKS ARCHIVE

Walking in Askrigg WensleydaleAskrigg, Wensleydale

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Pen-y-Ghent ITV Yorkshire WalkPen-y-Ghent

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White Horse of Kilburn

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Standedge

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Kinder Scout

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Robin Hood's Bay

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Malham walk on ITV Yorkshire - A breath of fresh airMALHAM

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Ilkley walk - ITV Yorkshire - A breath of fresh airILKLEY

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A walk out in Grassington - ITV's A breath of fresh airGRASSINGTON

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Grosmont guided walk with Mark Reid on ITV's A breath of fresh airGROSMONT

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Flamborough walk on ITV's A breath of Fresh airFLAMBOROUGH

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A walk in Muker with Mark Reid on ITV's A breath of fresh airMUKER

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Hardcastle Crags walk with Mark ReidHARDCASTLE CRAGS

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Hathersage walk on ITV LocalHATHERSAGE

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Aysgarth Falls, Wensleydale

Langstrath Valley, Lake District

Lealholm, Esk Dale

Durham Cathedral

Royal Pump Room, Harrogate
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