Lime & Ice mobile app – Download Now!
The North York Moors National Park Authority’s first mobile app helps you get the most out of exploring around Sutton Bank on foot. It’s a great way to find out all about the area, and have some fun at the same time.
The app is only available for iOS devices (iPhone, iPod touch and iPad) at the moment.
The app is free to download from the iTunes app store.
Use your phone to scan the code below for quick access to the Lime and Ice app. If you don't have a QR code reader, you will find one in the iTunes app store.
If you don’t have an iPhone then why not borrow an iPod touch to use the app on from Sutton Bank National Park Centre.
The countryside around Sutton Bank is one of Britain’s best-kept secrets. It’s easy to get away from the crowds. There are ruined abbeys and castles, ancient monuments, teetering crags, sweeping views, quaint villages, famous landmarks and rolling hills waiting to be discovered.
There are four trails in this app that accompanies you around the area, giving you facts, photos and a quiz to take part in.
- The first trail starts in the pretty village of Kilburn, and takes you through rolling fields and woods to lovely Scotch Corner Chapel.
- The second trail is a favourite with everyone. It’s the classic walk from Sutton Bank to the famous White Horse of Kilburn and back along the escarpment edge.
- The third trail features one of Yorkshire’s scenic treasures, Lake Gormire, and a glorious stretch of the Cleveland Way.
All three trails feature a fun trivia quiz. Look for clues in the landscape around you and test your knowledge of the North York Moors.
- Trail number four is a chance for a family challenge! Find the trail posts dotted around the grounds of Sutton Bank National Park Centre grounds and try to answer all the questions before anyone else.
You can commemorate your visit to Sutton Bank by sending a virtual postcard to your friends or family. Personalise your virtual postcard by taking a photo of yourself against one of the many stunning landmarks or beautiful backdrops or alternatively choose from our selection of the best photos of the area. You can then send your virtual postcard directly from your phone.
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