Whitby Abbey
Dramatic Gothic ruin on the East Cliff that inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Five hundred square miles of purple moorland, wooded dales, ruined abbeys, steam railways and a coastline of fishing villages and fossil beaches. Come and see it for yourself.
Dramatic Gothic ruin on the East Cliff that inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula.
One of the most complete and beautiful Cistercian abbeys in England, in a wooded valley near Helmsley.
Eighteen miles of heritage steam railway from Pickering through Newton Dale to Grosmont and Whitby.
The distinctive mini-Matterhorn peak on the northern edge of the moors, with huge views for a short climb.
James Herriot called this the finest view in England. Easy walks, cycle hire and a cafe on the escarpment edge.
A vast natural amphitheatre in the moors, said to have been scooped out by the giant Wade.
From a flat lap of a reservoir to the 109-mile Cleveland Way, with waterfalls, ridges, abbeys and pubs along the way. Every route here has distance, time and a difficulty rating so you can pick one that suits.
Browse the walksShort, steep and hugely rewarding: the classic climb to the moors' most recognisable summit.
A full circuit of the great amphitheatre with views into Newton Dale and a possible steam train below.
Wild daffodils in Farndale, lambs on the greens, bluebells under Roseberry Topping.
Steam trains, long evenings on the coast and the heather turning purple in August.
Steam galas, agricultural shows, golden bracken and Goth Weekend at Halloween.
Dark skies, empty beaches, open fires and the Plough Stots dancing in Goathland.
Intensive weekend of steam with visiting locomotives, freight trains and late-running services.
Twice-yearly gathering of goths, steampunks and Victorian costume in Dracula's town, with the Halloween edition the bigger of the two.
Long sword dancers in traditional dress tour the village on the Saturday after Plough Monday.
Fortnight of stargazing, night walks, astro-photography and talks celebrating the National Park's International Dark Sky Reserve status.
βThe finest view in England.βJames Herriot, on Sutton Bank
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