Ivy Dene

Cleveland Way

Stretches 109 miles along Yorkshire's dramatic coastline and heather-clad North York Moors, featuring steep climbs through ancient woodland, cliff-top scrambles, and moorland plateaus. Challenging terrain with significant elevation changes makes it unsuitable for buggies and tough for young children, though families can tackle easier coastal sections near Whitby or Filey. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards with stunning sea views, historic abbeys, and some of England's

North Sea Trail, England

Follows England's dramatic North Sea coastline from the Scottish border to Suffolk, covering a vast mix of clifftop paths, sandy beaches, bustling harbours, and nature reserves. Terrain varies wildly—expect steep clifftop sections in Northumberland and Yorkshire, then flatter, easier stretches through Norfolk and Suffolk. Suitable for families on gentler coastal segments, but many cliff sections aren't buggy-friendly and require good mobility. Dogs welcome on most beaches and paths year-round, t

Tabular Hills Walk

Traverses the dramatic eastern edge of the North York Moors with rolling hills, steep-sided valleys and panoramic moorland views. Expect moderate to challenging inclines across varied terrain including woodland paths, open heath and farmland – not suitable for buggies or very young children. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. This long-distance trail rewards with classic Yorkshire scenery, ancient woodlands and glimpses of Rosedale's industrial heritage, making it ideal for experienced walker

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

Yorkshire Wolds Way