Bank Head Farm

Cleveland Way

National Trails

Traverses 109 miles of North York Moors and Yorkshire Coast, mixing high moorland plateaus, steep coastal cliffs, and wooded valleys. Terrain varies dramatically from moderate moorland sections to challenging cliff-edge climbs with significant elevation changes. Not suitable for buggies or young children due to length, exposed sections, and steep drops along coastal stretches. Dogs welcome but must be kept under close control near cliff edges and livestock. Delivers exceptional coastal panoramas

Coast to Coast Walk (Richmond to Robin Hood’s Bay)

National Trails

Spans 190 miles across northern England from the North York Moors to the Lake District, passing through three national parks with challenging terrain including steep climbs, exposed moorland, and rocky paths. Definitely not suitable for young children or buggies—this is a serious multi-day trek requiring good fitness and navigation skills. Dogs welcome but must be capable of long distances and steep ascents. Worth doing for the incredible variety of landscapes, from dramatic coastal cliffs at Ro

The Inn Way

Connects a series of traditional Yorkshire Dales pubs across varied terrain with moderate to steep climbs over moorland and through valleys. Suitable for experienced walkers with good fitness; not recommended for young children or buggies due to challenging gradients and rough paths. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth doing for authentic pub-to-pub walking, stunning Dales scenery, and the chance to tackle sections or the full multi-day route sampling local ale and hospitality.

Lyke Wake Walk