Westfield Country Park

Trans-Pennine Trail (Hull to Hornsea

Follows a flat, traffic-free former railway line across East Yorkshire's gentle countryside, perfect for families, buggies, and dogs. The smooth, well-maintained surface makes this an easy 14-mile stretch with no significant inclines, ideal for cycling or leisurely walking. Connects Hull to the seaside town of Hornsea, passing through farmland and quiet villages with plenty of spots to rest. A relaxed, accessible route that's popular with locals year-round.

King Charles III England Coast Path: Humber Bridge to Easington

National Trails

Follows the dramatic Holderness coastline north from the Humber Bridge, mixing clifftop paths with beach sections across roughly 50km. Terrain varies from flat promenades to gentle clifftop gradients, though coastal erosion means some sections require inland diversions. Not suitable for buggies due to stepped beach access points and uneven cliff paths. Dogs welcome on leads. Worth doing for sweeping estuary views, birdwatching opportunities at Spurn Point, and the stark beauty of Britain's faste

King Charles III England Coast Path: Easington to Filey Brigg

National Trails

Follows Yorkshire's dramatic coastline over varied terrain including clifftop paths, beach sections, and moderate inclines around headlands. Suitable for older children and confident walkers, but not buggy-friendly due to steps, stiles, and uneven coastal surfaces. Dogs welcome on leads, especially near livestock and nesting birds. Delivers stunning North Sea views, fossil-rich cliffs, and charming seaside villages including Flamborough and historic Filey, making it a rewarding coastal adventure

Greenwich Meridian Trail