Figham Common
📍 BeverleyEast Yorkshire
Historic grazing pasture beside the River Hull, a quiet open walk on Beverley's south-east edge.

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What’s free
Free to walk across the common at any time
About
Figham is one of Beverley's ancient pastures, running alongside the River Hull south-east of the town. It is still grazed by cattle and horses, and makes a flat, peaceful walk with river views and wildlife. Paths can be wet in winter, and dogs should be on a short lead from March to July.
Opening times
- Livestock graze from late spring to late autumn
Times can change, so check with the venue before a special trip.
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