Bramble Hill Glamping

Yorkshire Wolds Way

National Trails

Stretches 79 miles across rolling chalk hills from Hessle Haven to Filey Brigg, with sustained climbs through deep valleys and open ridges—definitely challenging rather than family-friendly. Best tackled in sections over multiple days, though individual stages work for experienced walkers. Dogs welcome throughout, though livestock gates are frequent. The reward? Sweeping views over the Vale of York, quiet woodland sections, and dramatic coastal clifftops at the finish, all while avoiding Yorkshi

King Charles III England Coast Path: Easington to Filey Brigg

National Trails

Follows the dramatic Yorkshire coastline along clifftop paths with steep sections and exposed steps in places. Terrain ranges from grassy clifftops to beach walking, with numerous ups and downs requiring good mobility—not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near cliff edges and livestock. Offers stunning North Sea views, fossil-rich beaches, and access to charming coastal villages including Flamborough and Bempton's famous seabird cliffs.

Centenary Way

Spans 134km from York to Filey, mixing gentle riverside paths, rolling Howardian Hills, and coastal cliff-tops with some steep sections through the Yorkshire Wolds. Best tackled in stages rather than one go—terrain varies wildly from flat canal towpaths to challenging climbs. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to length and uneven ground, but older kids can manage shorter sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards include historic villages, sweeping moorland views,

Cleveland Way

National Trails

King Charles III England Coast Path: Filey Brigg to Newport Bridge

National Trails