What to do

  • Hike the dramatic cliffs of the Cleveland Way, setting off from Burniston and winding your way along the rugged coastline to Ravenscar. Stop off at The Hayburn Wyke Inn, a charming country pub tucked away in the woods, perfect for a pint or a hearty meal before continuing your walk. Keep an eye out for seals basking on the rocks below as you reach Ravenscar.

  • Cycle the Cinder Track, a scenic route along the disused railway line from Burniston, leading either south to Scarborough or north to Whitby. This traffic-free trail takes you through lush countryside, across old railway bridges, and past stunning coastal views.

  • Stroll the golden sands of Scarborough’s North Bay before indulging in fresh fish and chips by the harbour. Venture up to Scarborough Castle for sweeping sea views and a deep dive into the town’s storied past.

  • Enjoy a leisurely brunch at The Yew Tree in Scalby, a cosy café serving up delicious homemade cakes, freshly brewed coffee, and hearty breakfasts in a relaxed village setting.

  • Wander the cobbled streets of Whitby, discovering quirky shops and historic pubs. Climb the 199 steps to the hauntingly beautiful Whitby Abbey, the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula.

  • Discover the hidden cove of Boggle Hole, a magical spot just south of Robin Hood’s Bay, steeped in folklore and perfect for rock pooling, fossil hunting, or warming up in the cosy YHA café. Check the tide times before walking along the beach to Robin Hood’s Bay.

  • Dine at The Goathland Homestead, a family-run, Michelin-starred restaurant in Goathland, where you can enjoy exquisite dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients in a stunning moorland setting. A perfect culinary experience after a day of exploration.

  • Explore the stunning Bridestones on a scenic circular walk through Dalby Forest, where ancient sandstone formations rise from heather-clad moorland. This moderate route offers breathtaking views, peaceful woodland trails, and a chance to experience one of North Yorkshire’s most iconic natural landmarks.

  • Dine at The Plough in Scalby, a stylish gastropub with a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a fantastic selection of Yorkshire ales and locally sourced dishes.

  • Explore the North York Moors, from the heather-covered expanses of Fylingdales to the enchanting woodland trails of Falling Foss. Pause for a cream tea at the Falling Foss Tea Garden, nestled beside a cascading waterfall.

  • Take a steam train ride on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, stepping back in time as you chug through picture-perfect villages and rolling hills to the market town of Pickering. The Pullman Dining Train experience is one not to be missed. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a delicious meal onboard. 

  • Hike up Roseberry Topping, an iconic North Yorkshire peak with breathtaking views over the moors and coast. The distinctive summit is a rewarding challenge, especially at sunrise or sunset.

  • Start your day with yoga on the beach with Happy Seal Yoga, a soul-nourishing session by the sea, bringing movement and mindfulness to the rhythm of the waves.

  • Unwind at Alpamare Wellbeing Spa, where outdoor heated pools, herbal saunas, and salt therapy rooms create the ultimate relaxation experience with stunning sea views.

  • Sip a locally distilled gin at Whitby Distillery or sample a pint of Jet Black at Whitby Brewery, both set against the stunning backdrop of the abbey ruins.

  • Relax and recharge with a sauna and cold plunge at Whitby Wellbeing, a restorative experience overlooking the sea, perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure.

  • Walk the circular route via the Mallyan Spout Waterfall, the highest waterfall in the North York Moors. Relax and enjoy a refreshing pint at the nearby Mallyan Spout Hotel.

  • For more exploration, we are just 45 minutes away from the historic walled city of York. Take the direct TransPennine Express train and enjoy the scenic route through the rolling countryside.