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Cleveland Way

Traces 109 miles around the North York Moors and Yorkshire coast, mixing moorland climbs, clifftop drama, and ancient woodland. Terrain varies from steep ascents on the moors to gentler coastal stretches—not suitable for buggies and challenging for young children on longer sections. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Worth it for sweeping heather landscapes, fossils on beaches, and historic abbeys including Rievaulx.

North Sea Trail, England

Stretches along England's dramatic North Sea coastline, linking coastal communities with varied terrain from sandy beaches and clifftop paths to woodland sections and estuary edges. Expect gentle to moderate inclines with some steeper coastal climbs, plus exposed sections where weather conditions matter. Suitable for families on shorter segments, though full sections can be remote; some coastal stretches work with all-terrain buggies. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and nesting bir

Tabular Hills Walk

Traverses the dramatic southern escarpment of the North York Moors with sustained climbs and descents through woodland, farmland and open moorland – expect steep sections and uneven terrain unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Families with older children will enjoy the ancient forests, striking viewpoints across the Vale of Pickering, and varied wildlife, though the length and gradients make this one for confident walkers rather than toddlers.

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