The Cleveland Way
Photos: Chris Gross and Malu
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Lovely in spring: the eastcoast of North Yorkshire and the Cleveland Way. 
The Cleveland (literally "cliff-land") Way is about 110 miles (176 km) long and a part of it follows high cliffs and sandy bays. 
It starts from the attractive market town of Helmsley.
Further attractions: Kilburn White Horse at Sutton Bank...
...Teeside offshore wind farm north of Redcar... 
...Saltburn-by-the-Sea, a lovely little seaside town,.. 
...Runswick Bay, a picturesque cliffside village with steep, winding streets. 
Around every corner there is something of interest! 
Sandsend - a small fishing village... 
...with its lovely beach.
One of the most popular seaside towns is Whitby...
...with Whitby Abbey, the inspiration for Bram Stoker's Classic Novel Dracula.
Another fantastic place: Robin Hood's Bay.
The village, which consists of a maze with tiny streets, has a tradition of smuggling. 
Scarborough: One of England's most famous seaside resort towns with a classic historical charm. 
And Filey - the END of the Cleveland Way! 
A holiday to Filey is the perfect way to escape... 
...and the perfect way to enjoy sea!