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Cleveland Way Walking Holidays in Britain’s most Beautiful Landscapes Cleveland Way The Cleveland Way follows a route of great contrasts through the high, remote moorland of the North York Moors and the spectacular coastline of North Yorkshire. This 110 mile route was the second national trail to be established and remains one of the best. From Helmsley to Saltburn-by-the-Sea, the route traverses classic moorland scenery, through forests and along escarpments, with panoramic views over the Cleveland Hills and the heather clad North York Moors. At Saltburn-by-the-Sea everything changes, as you follow the route along some of highest sea cliffs in the country, dropping down to historic fishing villages, bustling seaside towns, and beautiful beaches. To book please visit www.mickledore.co.uk or call +44 (0) 17687 72335 1166 1 Walking Holidays in Britain’s most Beautiful Landscapes Summary are well defined and maintained, but at times it can reservoirs, en route to Osmotherley. Why do this walk? be rough underfoot with some muddy paths, so • Brilliant panoramas over the surrounding good footwear is essential. Osmotherley - Kildale: Across the top of countryside as you traverse the edge of the the North York Moors North York Moors. How Much Up & Down? There are climbs of up to This is the most strenuous section of the trail, as • Characterful fishing villages set in deep coves 300m some of which can be quite steep, through the trail follows the northern escarpment of the dotted along the coast. the Moors section, and short, sometimes steep moors, broken by a series of valleys cutting into the • Dramatic cliff top walking with views over the climbs from sea level along the coast. uplands. The views are stunning over the coastal North Sea. plain to the North and across the bleak moorland • Historic Whitby, home of Captain Cook, with its Signposting: Generally good. and deep valleys to the South. Abbey and harbour. After Clay Bank Top a steep climb leads up to • Beautiful beaches. Navigation: Pretty straightforward, but you may Round Hill, the highest point on the route, where encounter hill fog or low cloud on the North York more magnificent views can be enjoyed. The route Essential Info Moors, so make sure you can navigate. then descends gradually to Kildale, studded with Length 6 - 12 nights signs of the past - waymarkers, boundary stones Full Route Length 109 miles / 176 km Route and burial mounds. Shortest Break Length 54 miles / 86 km Helmsley - Osmotherley - Along the eastern edge of the moors Kildale - Saltburn-by-the-Sea: Roseberry Grade The first section of the Cleveland Way provides an Topping and on to the Sea Moderate easy woodland walk across the beautiful landscape The first part of the walk is dominated by an ascent The route covers rolling of the Rye Valley, passing the ruins of Helmsley of Easby Moor, to Captain Cook’s Monument, and countryside and moorlands, but Castle and the medieval Rievaulx Abbey. The walk then the iconic Roseberry Topping. Although only not mountains. If you are a regular walker this route then rises gently to the flat limestone plateaux of 1000ft (300m) high, this distinctive conical hill is should be within your capability. the Tabular Hills. It is also worth allowing time to prominent in the landscape. From the top the views visit the Kilburn White Horse, just before Sutton are excellent. Gentler farmland, woodland and a Terrain: A walk of two halves – the North York Bank. riverside path lead onto the coast at Saltburn-by- Moors are rolling, sometimes remote, and up to From Sutton Bank the walk follows the western the-Sea. 300m/1000ft high. The coastal path follows the edge of the Hambleton Hills, overlooking the cliffs with frequent descents to coves and beaches. Vale of York. The views from Sutton Bank are Saltburn-by-the-Sea - Robin Hood’s Bay breathtaking. Following old drovers’ roads, the From here on the route hugs the coastline, through What’s it like underfoot? On the whole the paths route passes the idyllic setting of Oakdale’s historic fishing villages, over high cliffs and along To book please visit www.mickledore.co.uk or call +44 (0) 17687 72335 1166 2 Walking Holidays in Britain’s most Beautiful Landscapes windswept beaches. From Saltburn the route destination, Filey. holiday pack on individual accommodation maps. heads along a section of dramatic cliffs to the highest point on the east coast of England at Rock Additional Days Getting There: Cliff. This route takes you down to sea level on Robin Hood’s Bay By Air: The nearest International Airport is Leeds three occasions and through the pretty villages of This picturesque village is a hidden gem on the Bradford (LBA) You can then travel by train to Staithes and Runswick Bay, ending at the fishing East Yorkshire Coast consisting of a maze of tiny Malton (journey time 55 mins approx) and then village of Sandsend. streets with individual shops, cafes and pubs and bus to Helmsley (16 miles). You can also fly to Cliff paths, or if the tide’s out, several miles along a tradition of smuggling - there is reputed to be a Newcastle (NCL) or Manchester (MAN) - from the beach, lead on to Whitby, with its fine harbour, network of subterranean passageways linking the either of these airports you can take the train to fossil filled cliffs and old town. A visit must be made houses. During the late 18th century smuggling Thirsk, and then bus to Helmsley. to the imposing remains of Whitby Abbey high was rife on the Yorkshire coast. The rocks of Robin By Public Transport: The nearest train stations above the town. Hood’s Bay play host to a wealth of Jurassic history are Malton or Thirsk. You then travel by bus to Whitby and Robin Hood’s Bay are separated by and fossilling is a wonderful activity for people of all Helmsley. an easy cliff top walk with great views along the ages along the huge, unspoilt beach. Likewise, the By Road: Helmsley lies on the A170 (Thirsk to coastline and over the North Sea. thrill of finding your first crab or starfish in a rock Scarborough Road) 14 miles east of Thirsk, and pool is equally as pleasurable. 13 miles west of Pickering. It is also at the end of Robin Hood’s Bay - Filey B1257. Between Robin Hood’s Bay and Scarborough the Whitby route passes through ever-changing scenery, with Great beaches, great fossil hunting under the Returning from Filey: the Flyingdales Moor to the west and the North Sea cliffs, the historic abbey sitting atop the cliffs, and There is a Railway Station in Filey, with regular to the east. There are three steep descents and the old fishing harbour make Whitby worthy of an services to Scarborough, York, and the rest of the ascents along this path, where the sea interrupts extra day. The old town, with its narrow streets and network. London Kings Cross, and Manchester, the cliff top walk. Dracula associations, contrast with the brasher and Newcastle all take 3 – 4 hours.. The arrival into the seaside town of Scarborough seaside resort across the harbour. The Magpie will provide you with another type of scenery, with Restaurant’s fish and chips are reputed to be the How our holidays work its grand beaches, swish hotels and traditional best in Britain! We specialise in self guided walks because we seaside entertainment! think it’s the best way to really experience local On leaving Scarborough, notice the vibrant colours Getting There and Away landscapes, cultures & history. You walk under from the South Cliff as you make your way to the Detailed instructions on getting to your first night’s your own steam, at your own pace, safe in the final cliff top trail. The view of continuous coastal accommodation by car, or on foot from the nearest knowledge that we have organised everything, cliffs continues from Cayton Bay until your final train or bus station, will also be included in the and help is only a phone call away. We book all To book please visit www.mickledore.co.uk or call +44 (0) 17687 72335 1166 3 Walking Holidays in Britain’s most Beautiful Landscapes you accommodation, move your luggage between Accommodation What We Provide overnight stops, provide you with maps and Good accommodation and friendly hosts are All Holidays guidebooks, and all the details you need for a an essential part of any holiday . We make a Accommodation Overnight Bed and Breakfast successful holiday. You just turn up and walk! \ special effort to find the hidden gems, as well as accommodation in selected hotels, farmhouses, keeping a close eye on the quality of the more village inns, guest houses and family B&Bs. Inbuilt flexibility mainstream accommodation. Full English or Continental breakfast. Our holidays are designed to be flexible and can As well as visiting the accommodation ourselves, Guidebook A guidebook with route information, therefore be tailored to suit your requirements. If we ask all our customers to complete a short maps, photos and background information. you’re looking for something different, or extra, evaluation on each night’s accommodation, which Information of Services Along the Route from the holidays described here, give us a ring then gives us an insight in to the day-to-day A comprehensive Service Info sheet, including and we’ll do our best to please! operation, and lets us spot any potential issues services such as cash points, banks, post offices, before they become a problem. We have three village shops, inns, cafes and taxis.
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