
The from Ravenscar to Robin Hood's Bay is one of the most scenic and rewarding routes along the North Yorkshire .
This stretch of the covers 11 miles and offers dramatic cliff-top views, wildlife encounters, and a taste of England's rugged coastal heritage. Starting in Ravenscar, the trail leads you north along the cliffs on a well-marked path. The route is moderately challenging, with gentle hills, narrow sections, and the occasional steep incline. It is suitable for most with a reasonable fitness level, though sturdy footwear is a must, especially after rain when the ground can become muddy and slippery. Along the way, you'll be treated to sweeping views over the North Sea, with opportunities to spot seabirds, wildflowers, and even seals basking on the rocky shores below.
The route is popular among hikers and walkers - it's one that many Brits enjoy making the journey to this part of the country for.
After walking along the route, you'll arrive in the village of Robin Hood's Bay.
With its charming cobbled streets, historic cottages, and welcoming pubs, it's the perfect place to rest, explore, or grab something to eat.
You can return to Ravenscar the same way, or catch a bus or taxi if you'd prefer not to walk back.
Whether you're a seasoned or a casual day-tripper, this walk is a true highlight of the Yorkshire coast.
One person who visited Robin Hood's Bay said: "The beach is clean with sand areas as well as large expanses of rock and cliff with many areas for fossil hunting and rock pooling to be had.
"Further south from Robin Hood's Bay Village you can find a waterfall directly onto the beach. It is an that's really good for the soul.
"Do be careful of the tide times as we didn't quite leave enough time to get back to Robin Hood's Bay without having to roll our shorts up and wade through the final bit. I highly recommend a visit here."
If you're looking for a spring or summer walking route where you can explore beautiful scenery - this could be the perfect one for you.
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