Hiking

Centenary Way

North Yorkshire · England · United Kingdom

Centenary Way is a hike from North Yorkshire in United Kingdom: 134.1 km, 1034 m of climb, 917 m of descent, high point 222 m.

• 134.1 km
• 1034 m of climb
• 917 m of descent
• high point 222 m

About this hike

Le Centenary Way est un itinéraire conçu pour célébrer le 100e anniversaire du North Yorkshire County Council. Il a été inauguré par Chris Brasher en 1989 pour marquer le centenaire de la gouvernance par les County Councils.

Source: Wikipedia (CC BY-SA) · translated automatically

Getting there

This hike starts near North Yorkshire. Open the destination for travel time from where you are by car, train or plane, and the price of a night.

More hikes around North Yorkshire

• Cleveland Way - 170.4 km, +3553 m
• Lady Anne's Way - 154.6 km, +1443 m
• The Inn Way - 131.9 km, +2247 m
• Ebor Way - 122.1 km, +540 m
• Jorvic Way - 103.3 km, +30 m
• Nidderdale Way - 87.2 km, +1461 m
• Tabular Hills Walk - 78.4 km, +775 m
• Airedale Way - 76.2 km, +529 m

Before you go

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Route data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); elevation from open terrain data. Updated 2026-09-19.