Fh Camping

Cleveland Way

National Trails

Traces 109 miles of spectacular North York Moors and Yorkshire coastline from Helmsley to Filey, mixing heather moorland, ancient woodland and dramatic clifftop paths. Terrain varies from gentle valley sections to steep ascents (particularly around Sutton Bank and the coastal cliffs). Generally suitable for older children with stamina, but not buggy-friendly due to stiles, steep gradients and rough ground. Dogs welcome but must be under close control near livestock and clifftop edges. Offers out

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

National Trails

Follows dramatic clifftop terrain along Yorkshire's coastline with moderate to steep sections, particularly around Ravenscar and Robin Hood's Bay. The coastal path surface varies from paved promenades to rocky cliff edges with numerous ascents and descents—not suitable for buggies and challenging for young children due to exposure and uneven ground. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and clifftop edges. Rewards with stunning North Sea views, historic fishing villages, fossil-rich beaches, and

Goathland to Grosmont Rail Trail

Follows a disused railway line through the North York Moors, offering a flat, well-surfaced path ideal for families, buggies, and dogs. The gentle gradient makes it accessible for all ages and abilities, with wooded sections and open moorland views. Perfect for spotting steam trains on the nearby heritage railway line while enjoying an easy, traffic-free walk between two charming villages.

North Sea Trail, England

Esk Valley Walk