Cloughton and Hayburn Wyke

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A superb, 5-mile, circular walk taking you along the wonders of the Heritage Coast and a section of the iconic Cleveland Way National Trail.

On this walk you can look forward to exploring the magnificent rocky cove complete with tumbling waterfall and giant boulders.

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Dog Friendly

It is advisable to keep your dog on a short lead

Dangers

Most of the clifftop path on this walk in unfenced, care to be taken

Directions

From Station Lane the route will take you through the gate which is positioned opposite the station building. This will join the old railway.
Once you have met the road bridge, head under and climb onto the lane via the steps to turn left down the lane to venture towards the sea.
Here, you will find a small parking area and a waymarked path. Head down the steps towards Cloughton Wyke, and turn left onto the Cleveland Way.
Enter the woodland at the National Trust sign and follow the rock-stepped path downhill. Descend the steps on the right, following them through the woods before turning right at the waymarked junction and descend to the waterfall and shore.
After admiring the waterfall, return to the path and keep straight up the hill and through the woods.
As you leave the woods, cross the field via the farm track before you walk past Hayburn Wyke Inn.
Continue up the road and make a left turn through the gate to re-join the railway and return to Cloughton station.

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