Cleveland Way
The 110 mile Cleveland Way was the second ever designated National Trail after the Pennine Way. This walk of two distinct halves begins in the attractive market town of Helmsley on the southern edge of the North York Moors. You will first follow sandstone escarpments, traverse wild heather moors and cross deep cut forested valleys, before leaving the hills for the coast at Saltburn. The second half of the route is a magnificent cliff-top coastal stride out, passing through pretty fishing villages, the picturesque home of Captain Cook, and a famous seaside resort before reaching journey's end at Filey.