Yorkshire Coast

A sunny view looking over the blue sea of Robin Hood's Bay with two walkers on a track in the distance

Varied coastal area with natural history and industrial archaeology interest

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Things to see and do

The white fronted Old Coastguard Station next to the sea in Robin Hood's Bay

The Old Coastguard Station and Ravenscar Visitor Centre 

Drop in at our visitor centres for a perfect start to your adventures on the Yorkshire Coast.

Walking and cycling on the Yorkshire Coast

Remains of the Guibal Fanhouse on the cliff edge at Warsett

Old Saltburn to Warsett Hill walk 

A cliff top circular walk from Old Saltburn to Warsett Hill. Wild flowers, sea birds and clues to the coast's industrial past.

Walkers at Ravenscar admire the view over Robin Hood's Bay

Raven's View Easy Walk, Ravenscar 

We've created a gentle self-led walk to help you explore the fascinating history and sweeping views of Ravenscar.

A family cycle along a countryside track

Ravenscar easy cycle loop 

A coastal mini tour on two wheels

A group walks in the sunshine at Ravenscar with countryside and blue sea in the background

Coastal ambles 

More downloadable walking routes, from our colleagues in the North York Moors National Park team.

A group of visitors in the countryside including one on an all terrain mobility scooter

Free tramper hire at Ravenscar Visitor Centre 

Explore the coast at your own pace.

Children finding a crab in a rock pool Yorkshire Coast

Rockpooling on the Yorkshire Coast 

You could be surprised at the variety of wildlife to be found in rockpools at Saltburn, Robin Hoods Bay and Boggle Hole.

Ammonites found at Loftus

Visit our Jurassic Park 

On the Yorkshire Coast rocks from the Jurassic period are exposed for in a series of cliffs and bays.

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What's on 

Upcoming events

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What3words treasure hunt at Robin Hood's Bay: 17 July

Sun 17 Jul 2022
10:30-14:00
A fun outdoor activity for all ages. The what3words app on a smartphone will guide you on a treasure hunt along the Cleveland Way and Cinder Track.

What3words treasure hunt at Ravenscar: 31 July

Sun 31 Jul 2022
10:30-14:00
A fun outdoor activity for all ages. The what3words app on a smartphone will guide you on a treasure hunt along the Cleveland Way.
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Wildlife

A tree sparrow on a branch at Yorkshire Coast

Spy our Tree Sparrows  

Large parts of our land at Port Mulgrave are covered in blackthorn. The protection offered by these spiny thickets make them ideal homes for small birds like dunnocks, yellowhammers and chaffinches. Theres one quite special bird that likes to call the scrub home too.

Children finding a crab in a rock pool Yorkshire Coast

Have a go at rock pooling  

You could be surprised at the variety of wildlife to be found in rockpools at Saltburn, Robin Hoods Bay and Boggle Hole.

Close up of a herring gull with the sea in the background

Observe our seabirds 

There's nothing quite like visiting a seabird colony in Spring. Read our guide to the different species you can encounter at Cowbar Nab.

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Places to stay

The exterior of Chapel Cottage, Ravenscar, Yorkshire

Chapel Cottage 

A classic cottage at Ravenscar with unbeatable views over Robin Hood's Bay and beyond

The exterior of Boatman's Loft, Robin Hoods Bay, Yorkshire

Boatman's Loft holiday cottage 

A snug getaway for two on the edge of the beach in Robin Hood's Bay.

The exterior of Low Peak, Ravenscar, Yorkshire

Low Peak holiday cottage 

A remote cliff-top cottage at Ravenscar, a few footsteps from the Cleveland Way.

The views around High Peak, Ravenscar, Yorkshire

High Peak holiday cottage 

This 8-sleeper is a fantastic location for a coastal family getaway.

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History

The Old Coastguard Station viewed from the bottom of the slipway

Discover the story of the Old Coastguard Station 

A building with an intriguing tale. Appearances can be deceptive.

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Join or give

A volunteer attaches bat boxes to a tree

We need your support 

Our natural world and places of historic beauty are at serious risk. Give today and together, we can help nature recover, bring people closer to it, and ensure our shared history continues to inspire us all. Thank you for your continued support.

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