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Known for its steep, but relatively short, ascent and descent sections, Cross Dale is part of the Levisham and Newton Dale walk, a popular circular route that offers diverse terrain and stunning views.

Rhumbard Snout is a scheduled monument, which includes the remains of a prehistoric field system, a medieval artificial rabbit warren known as a pillow mound and post-medieval mining test pits. It is located on the sloping southern tip of the wide, natural terrace which lies between the West Side Brow of Levisham Moor and Newton Dale to the west. See https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1020309?section=official-list-entry

This is well worth the effort - both ways. Very steep descent but stepped all the way down. The section between the wooden footbridge and the beach can be a bit dicey if the beck is in spate or at high tide. You will be walking on relatively flat rocks with good footing, but they can be slippery, the flowing water may be inches from your feet and there is a handrail for safety.

Can be difficult in winter when wet over natural rock.

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An impressively dramatic descent along Claymoor Beck into Runswick Bay, fully inclusive of a footbridge and steep stone steps.

This walk through Cross Dale might be short, but the views are certainly stunning down (or up) the green slopes. Anyone who has walked the Yorkshire Wolds National Trail in East Yorkshire will probably be reminded of a number of places with similar scenery.

Grand Panoramas

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