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The Barn’s immediate surroundings are very tranquil with pretty woodland, babbling brooks and open moorland being the defining features on the nearby landscape.
There are several local pubs and country inn’s within a few miles away, a hearty walk too up and across the moors where guests can head out to and enjoy a refreshing beverage and hearty pub meal. The North York Moors National Park is a hosts many great places to visit, see and do as well as eat and drink. You will be spoilt for choice and opportunity.
As The Barn at Rigg End is well located between all the main North Yorkshire towns, it is easy to access the services and facilities the Market and coastal towns have to offer. Head off to the market towns of Pickering and Helmsley and if you are a foodie, visit Yorkshire’s food capital, head off the Malton. Head off to the coast and visit Whitby, be sure to explore the independently owned craft and jewellery shops or if you visit Scarborough make sure you explore the picturesque fishing harbour.
Some Local Highlights:
Local Villages
There are so many great picturesque villages nearby in the North York Moors with some superb local pubs, cafe's and steeped in history and local interest. The closest village to The Barn are Rosedale Abbey (no actual abbey here!), Lastingham and the very popular Hutton-le-Hole. The North Yorkshire coastline is also home to many picturesque popular harbours, ports and seaside villages.
Eating & Drinking Locally
Popular local pubs include the 'Blacksmith's Arms' at Lastingham (enjoyable 4 mile round walk too), 'The New Inn' at Cropton, The Moors Inn at Appleton-le-Moors and a guest favourite cafe called 'Graze on the Green' can be found at Rosedale Abbey which is just a short drive up the road.
North York Moors Steam Railway
A visit to the North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway is the perfect starting point for any day out. The charmingly decorated carriages are comfortably furnished and the authenticity of the train will take you to a different era. If you wish to mark a special occasion, make sure you book the Pullman Diner Experience where you will be served a selection of hearty meals in a period carriage setting.
Sutton Bank
Fantastic location for walking, hiking and biking with wonderful views over over the North York Moors, Hood Hill, Gormire Lake and the Vale of Mowbray. "Finest in England" was what vet and author James Herriot described the tremendous view from Sutton Bank escarpment. Go to the visitor centre, hire a bike or wait until its dark and enjoy the stars on a clear night, one of three such Dark Sky Discovery Site in the North York Moors.
Go Ape Adventure Course
The 'Go Ape' adventure course situated in Dalby Forest will certainly liven up your holiday. The course has a nail biting collection of high bridges, zip-wires and Tarzan swings you will need to successfully navigate. For young children there is the junior treetops experience. However, if you prefer to be closer to the ground why not try out the recently introduced forest Segways?
Beck Isle Museum
Explore the agricultural heritage of the local land by visiting the Beck Isle Museum. Attractions include ‘The Victorian Parlour’ and the ‘Cobbler’s Shop’. Don’t forget to buy a memento from the gift shop on the way out.
Pickering Castle
Come and discover the history behind this 13th century Norman castle. Learn who has occupied the castle over the years and visit the exhibition in the chapel. If you enjoy discovering some of Yorkshire's cultural heritage and want to learn more, then head on to Whitby Abbey or Helmsley Castle.
Rievaulx Abbey & Rievaulx Terrace
Enjoy the wonderful views from up at Rievaulx Terrace and look down onto Rievaulx Abbey. It is a half mile long terrace between two temples, the Doric Temple and Ionic Temple and perfect for picnics and view points. Walk down in Helmsley after and enjoy relaxing in one of the many cafe's and bars in the popular market town.
Seaside & Local Beaches
For a traditional day out by the sea, go to the Yorkshire coast. Head off to the popular town of Whitby and Sands End beach is recommended but there are mainy other great options nearby. The sandy beach at Whitby has lots of attractions and facilities as well as some nearby activities for children.

Plenty of parking on site. Car recommended though some great countryside for hiking and also lovely walks to the local pubs and villages. Guest enjoy bringing their bikes too as there is plenty of good off road and countryside to explore on two wheels.