The Minster Way is a splendid 50-mile walkers' route through East Yorkshire, between the magnificent Minsters of Beverley and York, visiting Arram, Scorborough, North Dalton, Lockington, Millington, Great Givendale, Bishop Wilton, Full Sutton, Stamford Bridge, Kexby and Fulford.

It was created in 1980, by Ray Wallis, a member of East Yorkshire and Derwent Area Ramblers. It offers a good introduction to East Yorkshire's countryside, including the scenic Yorkshire Wolds. It is well signposted, waymarked, and shown on OS maps.

A December 2013 edition of the detailed guide book is available to purchase and also a badge on completion.

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You can find out more information about the walk on Wikipedia's Minster Way page.

The Chalkland Way, also created by Ray Wallis, is another great walk in the area.