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Spectacular little beach, with beck, bridge, waterfall and lots of rock formations. If hiking the Cleveland Way from south to north, take a breather here, as the track north out of the cove is a killer gradient, but thankfully not too long before it levels out on the way to Petard Point.

There are a lot more trails through Hayburn Wyke Wood than are marked on the Ordnance Survey map, many of them well sign-posted. If you follow the main track down to the waterfall from the pub, then you will pass a fantastic natural seat with a view at the northern end of Little Cliff (see photos). A large boulder with a flat top, where you can view the sea through a natural break in the vegetation. Fabulous, but be warned the cliff edge is only feet away from the boulder and masked by the vegetation - keep a tight rein on children and dogs...

Note that the track from Beck Hole to this waterfall is very boggy in places, and part of the track is very high up and narrow, making it slightly difficult to navigate in summer when the gorse bushes are encroaching over the track. Slow and steady with good footwear is essential. There are 2 further waterfalls upstream, Water Ark Foss and Walk Mill Foss, but they can't be accessed from this track from Beck Hole, you would need take either the footpath from Darnholm, or the footpath from Lins Farm just to the northeast of Beck Hole.

Whilst this waterfall is relatively accessible, as others point out it is a bit of a scramble, with the rocks still quite slippery and treacherous in the height of summer, as they are permanently in the shade and damp. In summer, the valley that the track to the waterfall runs through provides welcome respite from the heat of the day.

Many of the photos posted are actually Thomason Foss, which is 50m further upstream. This little waterfall is very broad and shallow, almost like a set of rapids, with lots of huge flat boulders flanking the northern shore that make a perfect perch for an impromptu rest. Note that the track from Beck Hole to this waterfall is very boggy in places, and part of the track is very high up and narrow, making it slightly difficult to navigate in summer when the gorse bushes are encroaching over the track. Slow and steady with good footwear is essential.

Falling Foss tea room on the Coast to Coast - perfect stop for a brew!

Great break spot

Little gem.on the walk.

The beautiful 70 ft high Mallyan Spout waterfall is the tallest one in the North York Moors National Park. It is not recommended for anyone with mobility issues as it involves scrambling over rocks.

Note the path is a little treacherous and is not recommended for anyone with reduced mobility. A lovely waterfall once you get to the end of the path. One for the wild swimmers/dippers

A must-see - you can't miss this. This is the tallest waterfall in North York Moors, with a 70 feet vertical drop. Many people call the sight and the experience of it 'epic'!

Hayburn Wyke is a secluded cove between Scarborough and Whitby, complete with waterfalls, pebble beach and beautiful woodlands attached to it. Very picturesque!

It's a bit of a scramble over rocks to get to the water spout, but it's worth it. However, we lost the path at that point. We could see a path on the far sides of the falls, but could not work out how to get there. In the end, we had to divert in another direction.

Fantastic homemade cakes. Good coffee.

The tea garden is open seasonally from April to September. During this time, it's open every day from 10:00 - 16:00 unless the weather is horrible, you can phone 07723 477929 to check. They serve hot and cold drinks, homemade cakes and scones, a daily homemade soup and savoury pasties.

Beautiful waterfall, challenging path to get there!

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Great opportunity for a rest. Delicious cold and warm dishes and drinks

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With a vertical drop of 70 feet (21 m), Mallyan Spout is the tallest waterfall in the North York Moors. When you arrive at the waterfall, prepare to have your breath taken – the epic site has captivated visitors since Victorian times. The path to the waterfall can be technical in places, so sturdy shoes are recommended.

Thomason Foss is a beautiful waterfall in an idyllic wooded ravine. The waterfall is accessed by a superb trail through the woodland. It’s well worth combining Thomason Foss with nearby Mallyan Spout waterfall, which is the tallest in the North York Moors.

Chance for a cuppa. Seats and tables outside if you have brought your own picnic.