Cooks View Motorhome Stop

Cleveland Way

National Trails

Stretches 109 miles along North Yorkshire's coast and moors with steep ascents through heather moorland and dramatic cliff-top sections. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to challenging terrain, stiles, and exposed coastal paths. Dogs welcome but must be kept on leads near livestock and cliff edges. Rewards you with sweeping views across the North York Moors, historic abbeys at Rievaulx and Whitby, and stunning coastal scenery from Filey to Saltburn, making it one of England's

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

National Trails

Traverses 190 miles across Northern England from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, passing through three National Parks (Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, North Yorkshire Moors). Terrain varies dramatically from lakeland fells and moorland ridges to pastoral valleys—expect serious inclines, remote sections, and challenging navigation. Entirely unsuitable for buggies and young children; this is a multi-day commitment requiring proper hillwalking experience and fitness. Dogs welcome but must be capabl

Three Feathers Walk (Kilburn)

Explores the historic streets and green spaces around Kilburn village in North Yorkshire, featuring gentle gradients with some moderate inclines through rolling countryside. Family-friendly and suitable for buggies on paved sections through the village, though outlying field paths may be uneven. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The route connects local landmarks and offers classic Herriot Country views across the Vale of York, with the quirky Three Feathers pub providing a natural stopping

The Inn Way

Lyke Wake Walk