Steeped in history, many visitor attractions are connected to the town's fascinating past, such as the Captain Cook Memorial Museum, where you can learn about the famous explorer's life in the port town. Other things to do in Whitby include visiting the Dracula Experience on the seafront, where you can be guided through the story and learn about its connection to the town. A trip to Whitby would not be the same without climbing the 199 steps to Whitby Abbey, counting as you go, and exploring the beautiful ruins which tower over the town.
54°29'10.8"N, 0°36'48.5"W
Guisborough on the northern edge of the North York Moors National Park sits on the Yorkshire/ Tees Valley border. A charming heritage market town, Guisborough has some famously dramatic priory ruins and is ideal for exploring the nearby heritage coast and Captain Cook Country. A choice of pretty walks and cycling trails are direct from the center pushing towards the spectacular Guisborough Forest.
54°32'11.2"N, 1°02'48.4"W
Clinging to the hillside, Staithes is an unmissable destination to explore. From the winding cobbled streets to the charming 18th-century cottages, you’ll find this coastal village is full of character. Staithes were once one of the largest fishing ports in the North East, now this hillside gem is a treasured base for exploring Yorkshire’s clifftop paths and discovering the delights of rock pooling and fossil hunting on its beautiful sandy beach.
54°33'23.3"N, 0°47'45.4"W / 20 mins drive
If this is your first visit or you’ve already discovered the joys of the breathtaking landscapes, bustling market towns, and the area’s outstanding cultural and historical heritage, there’s always lots to explore!
The stunning and diverse scenery of North Yorkshire is a paradise for walkers, cyclists, and adventure sports enthusiasts, as well as for the more relaxed lovers of nature and the great outdoors alike.
Lovely walks, charming villages, and stunning scenery! with places like Lealholm, Danby, Osmotherly, Grosmont, and Helmsley… the list is endless, and you will not be disappointed!
54°23'13.9"N, 0°53'33.7"W - 15 mins drive
As soon as the distinctive profile of Roseberry Topping appears on the horizon, your eye can't help but be drawn to it. It's no surprise then, that this unique hill has become an iconic landmark for the people of Cleveland, or that countless numbers are drawn to climb its slopes every year.
From spring bluebells to spectacular autumn colors, a stroll around the woods at Roseberry Topping always has something to offer.
54°30'21.9"N, 1°06'15.4"W / 10 mins drive
A lovely little woodland walk, great for kids, mam and dad can pick up a latte at the start!
54°23'13.9"N, 0°53'33.7"W - 15 mins drive
Located in the historic and tranquil village of Kirkleatham on the grounds of the 1709 Kirkleatham Old Hall. Founded in 1990 Kirkleatham Owl Centre is the UK’s oldest established Owl Centre. Over the years the collection has grown to include a wide range of creatures, ranging from Vultures and Meerkats to Rabbits and Emus and lots more besides!
Flying displays, meet the baby owls, photo opportunities, and other on-site activities are held every day during the seasonal school holidays.
54°35'14.3"N, 1°05'04.1"W - 10 mins drive
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