Holiday Lodge Park

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

Spans 190 miles across northern England from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, crossing three national parks with wildly varied terrain—expect steep climbs in the Lake District and North York Moors, gentler valleys through the Yorkshire Dales. Not suitable for buggies or young children; this is a serious multi-day trek requiring fitness and navigation skills. Dogs welcome but owners must manage livestock sections and lengthy exposed stretches. Delivers iconic British landscapes, from Lakeland peak

Cleveland Way

Traverses 109 miles around the North York Moors National Park and Yorkshire coast, mixing moorland plateaus, steep escarpments, and dramatic clifftop sections. Terrain varies considerably—expect sustained climbs on inland stages and gentler coastal stretches. Generally unsuitable for buggies due to rough paths, stiles, and elevation changes. Dogs welcome but must be kept on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Offers exceptional views across heather moorland, historic abbeys, and seaside villag

Three Ridings on Foot

Connects historic trails across North Yorkshire's varied landscape, ranging from coastal paths and moorland ridges to riverside valleys and agricultural countryside. Terrain varies dramatically—expect everything from flat riverside sections to steep moorland climbs. Not suitable for buggies due to stiles, uneven ground and challenging gradients in places. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock, which is common throughout. Worth doing for the diversity of Yorkshire scenery, from dramatic m

Marton West Beck

Samaritan Way