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Bishop Wilton Wold, sometimes called Garrowby Hill, is the summit of the Yorkshire Wolds and is both a Marilyn and a County Top (of the East Riding of Yorkshire). Although the actual highest point is by a main road, and unattractive, the rest of this walk is a fine introduction to the region. It seems odd to find all the characteristics of chalk downland so far north in England, but they are here: extensive rolling green views, dry valleys, and white scars where the underlying rock breaks through. This is a relatively easy circular walk which works well in either direction.
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