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The Cleveland Way QJ QJ National Trail Fun for the Family “Just walked the Cleveland Way. 110 miles of stunning If a full days walking doesn’t suit, why not take out scenery, sore feet, chatting to loads of people, visiting Network our Tracker Packs from the National Trust Centres at Robin Hoods Bay or Ravenscar. Free to hire, pubs and eating great breakfasts in B&Bs. First time I’ve Cleveland these contains lots of fun activities and games to National Park and equivalent area enjoy on a short walk using part of the trail. tried anything like this. Best thing I’ve ever done.” PHIL RUTTER Way National Trail 110 M D ILE N S LA O F G N T Northumberland E H E F HADRIANS’ WALL PATH F O I N H PENNINE WAY E T S R Lake District Cleveland T CLEVELAND WAY O W North York Moors N Way A E L K H I T N G N I Yorkshire Dales YORKSHIRE WOLDS WAY PENNINE BRIDLEWAY Getting Here Ideally use public transport to get to the Peak District Snowdonia Cleveland Way. There are trains to York, OFFA’S DYKE PATH The Broads Middlesbrough, Whitby, Scarborough and Filey GLYNDWRS WAY PEDDARS WAY & NORFOLK COAST PATH and bus connections to the start at Helmsley. PEMBROKESHIRE COAST PATH COTSWOLD WAY A Walk for Everyone A Journey Planner is available through the Pembrokeshire RIDGEWAY Coast Breacon Beacons Whilst some parts of the Cleveland Way are Cleveland Way website to help you plan your visit. THAMES PATH strenuous, there are sections without barriers that NORTH DOWNS WAY are accessible to everyone. You can download Exmoor New Forest Heritage Area SOUTH WEST COAST PATH maps and directions for each of these from the Dartmoor SOUTH DOWNS WAY Cleveland Way website. A Great Place to Stay This leaflet is funded by Coast Alive – an Interreg funded European There is a wide range of accommodation and Project to get people out and active in the Coastal Countryside. some great pubs and cafes along the Way www.coast-alive.eu that will provide you with that great Yorkshire Photographs © Joe Cornish Want to Know More? Hospitality! Full details are available in our popular Visit the website on www.nationaltrail.co.uk/clevelandway for all the information you need Accommodation and Information Guide, which to set out and enjoy this National Trail. Alternatively you can call the Cleveland Way Office on you can download from the website. 01439 772700 or e-mail the National Trail Officer on [email protected] MIND, BODY AND SOUL DIP IN A WEEKEND THE FULL Get three in one satisfaction on the FOR A DAY DELIGHT MONTY Redcar On holiday or just visiting and you want to sample If you have a long weekend coming up, and you If you are up for the big one – you can enjoy Cleveland Way National Trail! some of the finest scenery in northern England? want to fill it with a great walking experience, we 9 days or so of continuous walking through We have carefully selected “Try a Trail” routes have suggested 2 days walks on our website outstanding moorland and coastal scenery. And Saltburn-by-the-Sea Walking is a sure fire way to health and happiness and there are not many better places to enjoy on our website for you to enjoy a circular 110 M as well. These include all the details on you don’t have to carry all your kit. We have a Skelton this than by taking a stroll along the Cleveland Way in the North York Moors National Park. D ILE N S A174 A171 day walk using part of the Cleveland LA O how to get there and using public range of companies who can do the donkey work Guisborough Staithes The joy of this National Trail is that there is something for everyone. F G Way National Trail. N T transport to get back to the start. for you, so you can really enjoy the route. E H Runswick Bay E F Here are great ways to enjoy this route >> 3 F O I N H Sandsend E Kildale T Great Ayton S R The Moors Centre Cleveland T O North York Moors Whitby W Danby N Way A Stokesley National Park E L K Castleton H I T e N G N I Youth Hostels Eskdal Robin Hood’s Bay Clay Bank e Cleveland Way dal Glaisdale Gromont ester e W Tourist Information Ravenscar Chop Gate Glaisdal Railway Goathland A171 OsmotherleyBilsdal Br Fa Rosedal ansdal rndal e Rosedale Abbey e e e Cloughton Cropton e Newtondal Dalby @ClevelandWayNT A19 Lockton Fo Scarborough Boltby rg e Va clevelandway lley A170 Kirkbymoorside Thornton-le-Dale Thirsk Sutton Bank Helmsley Pickering Kilburn B1257 Filey Coxwold B1363 Malton.
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