Robin Hood`s Bay

Learn about wildlife and
heritage at Robin Hood’s Bay
Start: National Trust Visitor
Centre at the Dock
Distance: 2 km (1.2 miles)
Time: 2 hours
Map: OL27 North York Moors
Eastern area
½ Mile
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FACILITIES :
Toilets
B&Bs
Accessible Toilets
Bus service
Refreshments
Camping available
Tourist Information Centre (TIC)
Pub
Picnic areas
Suggested route:
Parking available
Heritage site/Other site of interest
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1 Kilometre
Learn about wildlife and
heritage at Robin Hood’s Bay
Robin Hood’s Bay has a long
and interesting history – from its
spectacular geology, to its former
role at the heart of the local fishing
industry. Explore this iconic
landscape with a Coast Alive
Tracker Pack.
This short walk is designed to be used
with the Robin Hoods Bay Tracker Packs
available for hire from the National Trust
Centre at The Dock, Robin Hoods Bay.
Telephone the Visitor Centre on
01947 885900 for more details.
It is worth checking the Tide Tables to
ensure that you have time to enjoy the
beach section at the start.
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Start out from the National Trust
Centre at the Dock. Head down
to the beach.
2
Turn right and along the beach
until you reach Boggle Hole, with
its familiar Mill building at the inlet,
which is a Youth Hostel, with a café
open to the public.
3
Turn right on the Cleveland Way
and climb the steps.
4
Follow the signed Cleveland Way
back to Robin Hoods Bay.
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