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7 routes near Saltburn by the Sea in North Yorkshire. See them on a map

Routes that start within 10 miles of Saltburn by the Sea, or pass within a mile of it, nearest start first. Walks near Saltburn by the Sea has them on a page of their own.

  1. NE 1026The Miners WayA 5.5-mile circular walk along the coast, in North Yorkshire, with about 260 m of climbing. About 2 hours.Starts 3.3 miles from Saltburn by the Sea
  2. NE 1012Cleveland StreetA 9-mile walk, in North Yorkshire, with about 330 m of climbing. About 3½ hours.Starts 4.5 miles from Saltburn by the Sea
  3. NE 1129Hutton Lowcross Trail, Guisborough ForestA 3.7-mile circular walk from Guisborough Forest and Walkway Visitor Centre, in North Yorkshire, with about 210 m of climbing. About 1½ hours.Starts 6.3 miles from Saltburn by the Sea
  4. YH 125Esk Valley WalkA 37-mile long-distance route from Castleton to Castleton (finish), in North Yorkshire, with about 1,370 m of climbing. 4 sections.Starts 8.4 miles from Saltburn by the Sea
  5. NE 1006Tees LinkAn 11-mile walk, in North Yorkshire, with about 440 m of climbing. About 4½ hours.Starts 9.9 miles from Saltburn by the Sea
  6. UK 002Cleveland WayA 109-mile national trail from Helmsley to Filey along the coast, in North Yorkshire, with about 4,500 m of climbing. 9 sections.Passes within 0.1 miles of Saltburn by the Sea
  7. UK 043King Charles III England Coast PathA 2,700-mile national trail from Gretna to the Scottish border near Berwick-upon-Tweed along the coast, with about 48,580 m of climbing. 218 sections.Diversion in placePasses within 0.1 miles of Saltburn by the Sea

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