스카버러‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 동굴

I started the walk from the church in ugthorp. The route goes through muddy farm fields eventually entering a wood.

The clifftops north of Scarborough are such a stunning location for a walk. This is a particularly special spot that invites you to pause and fully appreciate the natural beauty that surrounds you. From Scalby Ness headland, you have sweeping views of the expansive North Bay Beach leading up to the impressive Castle Cliff, home to Scarborough Castle. You'll also see the town of Scarborough itself and Oliver's Mount rising above it to the east.

A grassy clifftop footpath guides the way along the shores of Crook Ness Beach, offering sweeping coastal views as far as the eye can see. Below, a vast rocky beach reveals itself and up ahead is the sight of Scarborough Castle, proudly perched upon a headland on the edge of the seaside town.

These romantic castle ruins are too good to miss. The castle was built around 1214, and has since been used as a prison, a place for poaching and a hunting lodge. Set in the beautiful Mulgrave Woods.

Truly spectacular views, in particular towards the south along the coast. Some of the best that the Yorkshire coastline has to offer. Incredibly dramatic!

A beautiful part of the shoreline. A stoned beach, with views of Scarborough Castle in the distance. There are stairs to the shore provided.

These ruins are all that remains of a once fortified house called Pele Tower, built in 1410 by a landowner who had married into de Aton (as in 'Ayton') family.

Easily reachable via various paths, but the estate is only open to the public weekends and wednesdays, and not at all in May