With stunning views both inland and on the coast, these walks make Yorkshire an unmissable destination for visitors and locals alike.
Walkers will be able to look at the puffins on Bempton Cliffs, spot dolphins in Scarborough and occasional whales in Whitby.
Whether it's a stroll along the coast, or a challenging hike in the countryside, there is something for everyone in this list of coast and country walks.
Check out our favourite walks below and why not try one out for yourself this week!
5. Upper Robin Hood's Bay to Robin Hood's Bay
Start by descending through the narrow streets of the village to the beach. Follow the Cleveland Way signs past Boggle Hole and onto the end of the bay. The return path follows the steep path through the fields to Ravenscar or alternatively you can follow the Old Railway line inland back to the bay. Photo: James Hardisty
6. Hunmanby Circular Walk
Starting in the village of Hunmanby this walk heads towards the coast at Filey. The route heads back out of Filey on the Wolds way, and climbs up the hills towards Folkton Wold at the top of Deedle Hill. At the top of the hill take the route back to Hunmanby. Photo: Neil Silk
7. Whitby Abbey and the Coast
Start by climbing the steps from Whitby harbour on the east side past St Mary's Church.The walk takes in part of the Cleveland Way past smugglers cove at Saltwick Bay to the lighthouse and then inland towards the ruins of Whitby Abbey. Photo: Louise Hollingsworth
8. Whitby to Robin Hood's Bay
This route takes you towards Whitby Abbey and onto Saltwick Bay and the Whitby Lighthouse before passing Oakham Beck and Rain Dale into Robin Hood's Bay. To extend your walk you can continue along the coast path to Ravenscar and visit Harwood Dale Forest. Photo: Tony Johnson