The Talbot Malton

Castle Howard Fountains Abbey Flamingo Land Eden Camp York Minster Whipmawhopmagate Street, York National Railway Museum North Yorkshire Moors Railway Station, Pickering North Yorkshire Moors Scampston Gardens Robin Hood's Bay The Milton Rooms The Palace Cinema A Top Ten of Yorkshire Autumn Colour Yorkshire Arboretum The name says it all - wondrous place of peace and beauty Castle Howard Yorkshire's finest stately home and magnificent landscaped grounds Dalby Forest The Great Yorkshire Forest - breathtaking colour and family activities Newgate Bank The Woodland Trust manages this healthy hillside wood - and what a view from the top! Sutton Bank James Herriot claimed the view from the summit is the finest in England. A dramatic Whitestone Cliff towers above the Garbutt Wood Nature Reserve. Duncombe Park A national nature reserve that's home to many ancient trees. Sledmere House A lovely 18th century Walled Garden and Capability Brown parkland. Howardian Hills An Area Of Outstanding Beauty status with a diverse range of beautiful gardens and outdoor spaces. Yorkshire Wolds Where better to inspire David Hockney's colourful images! Beautiful rolling countryside dotted with picturesque unexplored villages. Guisborough Forest Further afield at the northern edge of the North Yorkshire National Park - it even has its own Woodland Festival! Local walk If you would like a copy of the Malton Town Trail - a circular walk of one to two hours around Malton's historic buildings, please just ask at reception. See where the Romans settled, the Normans conquered and Charles Dickens was inspired. Seasonal attractions St Leger Stakes at Doncaster, annually September Ebor Festival, York Racecourse, annually August Malton Food Lovers Festival, annually May Malton Food Lovers Market, monthly March-December Malton Literature Festival, annually October Ryedale Festival of Music & Arts, annually July with many events in Malton itself Malton and Norton Folk Festival, annually April

The Talbot Hotel was awarded 3rd place in the coveted Guns on Pegs, Good Shoot Hotel Guide Awards 2014 - this year we are nominated again and need your support. Please help us better last year's result by voting for us today. Click this link to vote: Vote now » According to Field Sports, the shooting and fishing quarterly, 'most of Yorkshire's finest shoots are in the triangle between Malton, Hull and Whitby…there are also a handful of top shoots in the Dales to the west of the A1. There can be no county with more high bird destinations than Yorkshire.' Warter Priory and Raisthorpe Manor are two of the best – both within easy driving distance of the Talbot Hotel, where we have secure gun storage. Raisthorpe Flyers Shoot, near Burdale An outstanding partridge shoot over Wolds valleys with very good pheasant shooting too. Distance from the Talbot Hotel, 10 miles Warter Priory Shoot, Mill Lane, Townend Wood A world-class driven game shoot in 12,000 acres of rolling farmland, deep open valleys and ancient woodland. Distance from the Talbot Hotel, 18 miles Upper Helmsley Hall Shoot, Upper Helmsley Distance from the Talbot Hotel, 20 miles Waplington Warren Shoot, Sand Lane, Barmby Moor Distance from the Talbot Hotel, 20 miles Birdsall with Lord Middleton High quality Wolds dale and escarpment partridge and pheasant shooting. Distance from the Talbot Hotel, 5 miles Mulgrave Estate Shoot The quality of the Pheasant and Partridge shooting on the Mulgrave Estate has become legendary in recent years. Formal driven shooting takes place between September and the end of January and the shooting is recognised as being some of the best available in the UK. Distance from the Talbot Hotel, 31 miles

Generations of the Howard family have welcomed visitors to Castle Howard, Yorkshire's finest historic house, for over 300 years. Whether you're looking for a fun family day out, a day exploring the great outdoors, a chance to marvel at breathtaking architecture and world renowned art collections or a unique shopping destination, Castle Howard is the perfect day out in Yorkshire.