Today is a walk at around 1,000 feet along the Hambleton Hills from Sutton Bank / Kilburn. If you have stayed the night in Kilburn you will have a steep climb up to regain the height you lost. You travel today along the western edge of the National Park itself on drove roads steeped in history. You will pass by many tumuli (grave mounds) and over moorland, climbing up to Hambleton End at 1,309 feet, the high point of the day. There are great views from the ridge, but little scope for refreshment until you drop down to Osmotherley with its quaint shops, cafés and pubs. So remember to take a packed lunch with you! Osmotherley itself is a fine old market town which grew as a green village at a road junction. There is a Youth Hostel and altogether it is a fine place to stop.