Low Moor Holiday Cottages

Cleveland Way

National Trails

Traces 109 miles of stunning Yorkshire coastline and moorland from Helmsley to Fiery Beacon, passing dramatic cliff tops, fishing villages, and heather-clad uplands. Terrain varies considerably from gentle farmland sections to steep coastal ascents and rocky moorland paths – definitely not buggy-friendly and challenging for young children on most stretches. Dogs welcome but must be kept under close control near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards walkers with breathtaking North York Moors scenery

North Sea Trail, England

Follows England's dramatic North Sea coastline through varied terrain from Yorkshire to Norfolk, mixing clifftop paths, sandy beaches, estuaries and coastal towns. Expect serious distance walking with mostly flat to gently rolling sections, though some steeper coastal climbs exist. Ideal for experienced walkers tackling multi-day sections; less suitable for young children or buggies due to length and occasionally rough surfaces. Dogs welcome on most stretches but check local beach restrictions s

Tabular Hills Walk

Traverses the dramatic escarpment edge of the North York Moors between Helmsley and Scarborough, mixing rolling farmland with steep woodland climbs and open heather moorland. Terrain varies considerably—expect challenging ascents and descents, particularly around Rosedale and the Cleveland Way sections. Not suitable for buggies; older children who manage longer distances will enjoy the varied landscapes. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth doing for spectacular panoramic views across the

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

National Trails

Lyke Wake Walk