Earlsmere Hotel

Cleveland Way

Follows dramatic coastal cliffs and heather moorland across the North York Moors, offering stunning sea views and challenging ascents. Terrain varies from steep escarpment climbs to gentler coastal paths—not suitable for buggies or very young children due to length and elevation changes. Dogs welcome but must be kept under close control near livestock and cliff edges. Worth doing for the spectacular scenery combining Yorkshire's wildest moorland with some of England's finest coastal walking.

Tabular Hills Walk

Traverses the dramatic sandstone escarpment of the North York Moors, mixing open moorland with wooded valleys and offering sweeping views across the Vale of Pickering. Terrain varies from gentle ridge-top sections to steep descents and climbs—challenging for buggies and little legs. Dogs welcome but keep close during lambing season on moorland stretches. The constantly changing landscapes and big skies make this a rewarding route for confident walkers seeking classic North York Moors scenery.

Centenary Way

Stretches 134km across North Yorkshire's varied landscape, mixing moorland ridges, river valleys, and farmland tracks with moderate to steep climbs in places. Too long and challenging for young children or buggies – best tackled in sections by experienced walkers. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Celebrates the county's heritage whilst delivering expansive Dales and moors views, quiet villages, and a genuine sense of achievement across this lesser-trodden long-distance trail.

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

Yorkshire Wolds Way