Whether it's a calm family stroll on a Sunday or an active hike across the clifftops, there is something for everyone in Scarborough and along the coast. Here's a list of 13 of the best.
. Oliver's Mount
Some of the best views of Scarborough are from the top of Oliver's Mount, you can see for miles on a clear day. Couple it with a walk around the mere and you have the makings of a perfect day out.
. Forge Valley
There's plenty to explore in the woods at Forge Valley. The walkway makes this option accessible to all ages.
. St Mary's loop
Take in the sights of Whitby on this loop from Sandsend. Stroll along the seafront with this walk into town that takes in the iconic 199 steps and St Mary's Church.
. Cinder Track
Popular with walkers and cyclists, the cinder track is a nice flat run all the way to Whitby. Alternatively, looping from Burniston to Hayburn Wyke and back is a great walk.
. Castle loop
Taking in the views of Peasholm Park and the history of Scarborough, this loop heads out of the park, around the castle skirting past the old town and back again.
5. Castle loop
Taking in the views of Peasholm Park and the history of Scarborough, this loop heads out of the park, around the castle skirting past the old town and back again.
6. Cleveland Way
The mammoth Cleveland Way is over 100 miles long stretching from Helmsley, over the moors and down the coast to Filey. If you don't fancy the whole thing, there are fabulous views on the stretch from Sea Life to Cloughton.
7. Whitby Abbey
Up on the tops giving fantastic views over Whitby, take a stroll around Whitby Abbey. The easily accessible paths make it a good option for all the family.
8. Flamborough Head
Flamborough Head offers stunning views so a stroll around here makes for a great day out. For a longer walk why not start from Bridlington to make the most of the stunning coastal views.