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!
9. Blue Bank & Sleights Moor
This North York Moors walk takes in views along the Esk Valley from Whitby to Grosmont, the Murk Esk valley towards Goathland and Iburndale back towards Sleights. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
10. Cloughton to Hayburn Wyke
This walk follows an exhilarating stretch of the Cleveland Way National Trail footpath above the cliffs to Hayburn Wyke, before returning along the track-bed of the old Scarborough to Whitby railway line. Starting at Cloughton Station, northwest of Scarborough, you will explore the wooded valley of Hayburn Wyke, which reaches down to a magnificent rocky cove complete with a tumbling waterfall and spectacular giant boulders. Photo: Richard Ponter
11. Sneaton Thorpe & Littlebeck from May Beck
On this route you can explore the moors and countryside southeast of Sleights and also take in some sections of the Coast to Coast long distance trail and its views. Photo: National World
12. Peasholm Park
For a gentle and easy walk, take a stroll around Peasholm Park. Completely accessible and suitable for all ages, the Japanese-inspired park is a Scarborough staple. Photo: James Hardisty