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I always prefer walking down the bank onto the beach and going up the stairs at the other end of the beach. Rather than the reverse.

The railway viaduct at Dene Holme over Castle Eden Dene was completed in 1905. The viaduct has 10 arches, each spanning 60 ft. It is easier to photograph it from the eastern side rather than the western side which is very well-wooded.

A National Nature Reserve, this steep and well-wooded valley has been cut deep into soft limsetone rock by the action of Castle Eden Burn as it finds its way down to the coast. It has evolved over 10,000 years with majestic yew trees and strands of ancient oak and ash.

Nice place with a big viaduct

An impressive and well cared for bridge carries the road to Crimdon House above the former railway track. The bridge has plain Doric columns standing on blocks of sandstone.

Car park to access Blackhall rocks

Lovely Long length of cliff sides and pebbled beaches to walk along. Small cave located at far end of beach called Gin Cave.

This is an absolutely brilliant cycle path and it's amazing how far up it travels, the even better news is that there's no cars, now that i like, lol.