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A WALKS ~ 15 to 18 miles and up to 3000 feet of climbing

A0 ~ Whitby circular via Littlebeck ~ “The Valley That Never Was” ~ Valley / Woodland
A1 ~ Whitby circular via Mickleby ~ “Mad Cows & Englishmen” ~ Coastal / Woodland
A2 ~ Flask Inn to Falcon Inn via Langdale ~ ” “ bus 31mins
A3 ~ Goathland to Pickering via Newton Dale ~ ” “ bus 24mins
A4 ~ Hinderwell to Whitby via Boulby ~ “The Germans Are Coming” ~ Coastal / Woodland
A5 ~ Scaling Dam to Whitby via Egton ~ “On The Radar” ~ Moorland / Valley
A6 ~ Hole of Horcum circular via Levisham ~ “From Russia With Love” 41mins
A7 ~ Cloughton to Whitby via Robin Hood’s Bay ~ “Cliffs, Cloisters & Klaxons” ~ Coastal
A8 ~ Lockton to Scalby via Dalby Forest ~ ” “ 54mins
A9 ~ Kildale to Lealholm via Castleton ~ ” “ railway 54mins

B WALKS ~ 11 to 14 miles and up to 2250 feet of climbing

B10 ~ Fylingthorpe to Whitby via Littlebeck ~ “Is It True Or False?” ~ Moorland / Valley
B11 ~ Grosmont to Whitby via Beck Hole ~ “Stepping On Stone & Iron” ~ Riverside / Valley / Woodland
B12 ~ Grosmont to Whitby via Sneaton ~ “Mule Train Over The Moors” ~ Moorland / Valley
B13 ~ Flask Inn to Whitby via Robin Hood’s Bay ~ ” “ bus 31mins
B14 ~ Staithes to Whitby via Runswick Bay ~ “Anyone For Tennis?” ~ Coastal
B15 ~ Gerrick to Staithes via Loftus ~ ” “ bus 29 mins
B16 ~ Lockton circular via Keldy ~ ” “ bus 54mins
B17 ~ Lealholm to Whitby via Grosmont ~ “A Brig O’er Trubbled Watters” ~ Riverside / Valley / Woodland
B18 ~ Newby circular via Forge Valley ~ ” “ bus 50mins
B19 ~ Helmsley circular via Old Byland ~ “Courageous Earls & Cowardly Kings” ~ Riverside / Valley / Woodland

C WALKS ~ 7 to 10 miles and up to 1250 feet of climbing

C20 ~ Whitby circular via Sandsend ~ “Elephants & Castles” ~ Coastal / Woodland
C21 ~ Fylingthorpe to Whitby via Hawsker Bottoms ~ “Under The Stone Bridge Wall” ~ Coastal
C22 ~ Grosmont circular via Goathland ~ “In God’s Own Country” ~ Valley / Woodland
C23 ~ Flask Inn to Hawsker via Robin Hood’s Bay ~ “Beware The Bang Of The Drum” ~ Coastal / Woodland
C24 ~ Hole of Horcum to Fox & Rabbit via Dalby Forest ~ “The Forests Have Eyes” ~ Ridge / Valley / Woodland
C25 ~ Hole of Horcum to Pickering via Levisham ~ ” Land Of The Giants” ~ Moorland / Valley / Woodland
C26 ~ Scarborough circular via Weaponess ~ “I Promised You A Rose Garden” ~ Coastal / Valley
C27 ~ Thornton-le-Dale circular via Dalby Forest ~ “A Day At The Dogs” ~ Valley / Woodland
C28 ~ Guisborough circular via ~ “Gone For A Burton” ~ Ridge / Valley / Woodland
C29 ~ Hemsley circular via Rievaulx ~ “Abbey Life” ~ Valley / Woodland

D WALKS ~ 6 to 7 miles and under 850 feet of climbing

D30 ~ Whitby circular via Sandsend ~ “Now You Sea It, Now You Don’t” ~ Coastal / Woodland
D31 ~ Hawsker to Whitby via Ruswarp ~ “In The Footsteps Of Monks” ~ Valley / Woodland
D32 ~ East Barnby to Sandsend via Mulgrave ~ A Tale Of Three Castles” ~ Ridge / Coastal / Woodland
D33 ~ Mickleby to Sandsend via Mulgrave ~ If You Dare Go Down In The Woods To-day” ~ Valley / Woodland
D34 ~ Robin Hood’s Bay to Whitby via Stainsacre ~ “A Cinder Surprise” ~ Coastal / Woodland
D35 ~ Runswick Bay to Sandsend via Kettleness ~ “Two Tunnels And A Funeral” ~ Coastal
D36 ~ Hinderwell to Runswick Bay via Newton Mulgrave ~ “In Defence Of The Realm” ~ Coastal / Woodland
D37 ~ Goathland to Grosmont via Beck Hole ~ “Do Spare The Horses” ~ Valley
D38 ~ Pickering circular via Scalla ~ “Pike, Paintings & Poachers” ~ Valley / Woodland
D39 ~ Thornton-le-Dale circular via Dalby Forest ~ “Run Rabbit Run” ~ Valley / Woodland

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Disabled-Friendly Walk

You do not have to go too far in Whitby to find a steep climb!, making it difficult to produce a disabled-friendly walk. Not to be deterred, this is my (three-mile) solution, it is called …

“A Perambulation Along The Promenade“

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Town Walk

This is a 3 1/2 mile walk around the town. It delves into many hidden corners and unravels Whitby’s secrets.

Walks Around Whitby

I have been visiting Whitby for more decades than I can remember, exploring just about every inch of her walking kingdom.

This project sets out to provide a fully comprehensive range of walks serving the area.

Although Whitby’s greatest walking asset is the coast, these walks delve deep inland … through magical woods, into hidden valleys and over unspoiled moorland.

Each route is recorded on a detailed map and is accompanied with a leaflet crammed with information … facilities, statistics and points of interest.

My ultimate aim is to get these published with charitable intentions. In addition, I am hoping to produce a series of corresponding complimentary videos.

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