Basing yourself in Robin Hood’s Bay, means you have endless opportunities to explore this walker’s paradise.

The bay itself is surrounded by the North Yorkshire Moors National Park that has a network of nearly one and a half thousand miles of rights-of-way pathways. Much of the moorland that covers the National Park is also open access; this alone creates a colossal area of countryside.

There are plenty of walks for all abilities and for those who do not wish to venture too far from the village itself, Robin Hood’s Bay offers a vast array of walking opportunities, from the short strolls along its north sea coastline to the famous trails known as the Cleveland Way and the Cinder Track.