The coast walk from Sandsend to Runswick Bay is about 4 and a half miles in length. The walk is an undulating route along the cliffs with stunning vistas at several points. In particular, the view from Kettleness towards the sweeping bay at Runswick has to be one of the best views on the Yorkshire Coast.
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The relatively easy walk from Tintagel to Trebarwith along the clifftops, allows you to enjoy some spectacular views of this part of the North Cornwall coastline.
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This is a fairly moderate circular walk of about 9 miles. The walk starts and finishes in the historic Wolds village of Kirby Grindalythe.
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The first part of the Cleveland Way starts in Helmsley and after ten and a half miles, finishes at the visitor centre in Sutton Bank. The route climbs gradually out the wooded valley of the River Rye to reach the escarpment of the Hambleton Hills at Sutton Bank.
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The Headland Way is a stunning walk along chalk cliffs with a beach walk at either end. The route connects the seaside towns of Bridlington and Filey and passes close to the villages of Sewerby, Flamborough, Bempton, Buckton and Speeton.
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Trevose Head is a headland on the Atlantic coastline of Northern Cornwall. It is 5 miles west of Padstow and 13 miles north of Newquay.
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The small beach at Pentire Steps is hidden away just north of the more famous Bedruthan Steps. There are many fabulous beaches in Cornwall but this has got to be one of the most photogenic.
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This walk of about 6 miles takes you on a circular route between two North Yorkshire Moors villages, Goathland and Grosmont. Along the way, you also visit the picturesque hamlet of Beck Hole.
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This circular route is one of the finest walks in the Yorkshire Dales. It takes in a stunning dry valley, a stretch of limestone pavement and the magnificent Malham Cove. After visiting the waterfall at Janet’s Foss the walk takes a short diversion to visit another waterfall at Gordale Scar.
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This is the last section of the walk, finishing on Filey Brigg. It’s an easy walk of just under 4 miles. The route crosses farmland and then through holiday parks on the outskirts of Filey.
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