All North York Moors places
65 places
1North Yorkshire Moors RailwayHeritage trains cross 24 miles of moorland from Pickering to Whitby
2Roseberry ToppingSteep half-hour climb to a jagged summit with 360-degree Cleveland views
3Rievaulx AbbeyTall Cistercian church arches in a quiet wooded river valley
4Robin Hood's Bay and BeachCobbled smugglers' village tumbling to Jurassic rock scaurs and rockpools
Sutton Bank National Park CentreEscarpment-edge hub with huge views, easy trails and family bike routes
5Hole of HorcumA 400-foot heather amphitheatre with a short accessible view platform
6Goathland StationGoathland Station: steam-age platform, Hogsmeade and Aidensfield on screen
Dalby Forest Visitor CentreTrail advice, cafe and beckside play at the forest's main hub
7Whitby AbbeyGothic clifftop ruins above Whitby, from St Hild to Dracula
8White Horse of KilburnBritain's most northerly turf-cut hill figure, visible for over 20 miles
9Mallyan Spout WaterfallSeventy feet of water down a wooded sandstone ravine near Goathland
Danby Lodge National Park CentreDanby Lodge: riverside grounds, adventure play and ironstone heritage
10Falling Foss WaterfallA 9-metre fall of water in a steep, wooded valley near Whitby
11Mount Grace Priory, House and GardensRebuilt monk's cell, ruined Carthusian cloister, 13 acres of gardens
12Runswick BayFossil-rich sands below a cliffside of old fishermen's cottages
13StaithesSteep cobbled lanes, sheltered harbour, fossil shores and painters' light
14Helmsley CastleNine centuries of siege and splendour in a towering, ditch-ringed ruin
15Rosedale AbbeyGreen-centred dale village with ironstone kilns and moorland walks
16Hutton-le-HoleHutton-le-Hole: clear moorland beck threading a broad, sheep-cropped green
17GoathlandSheep-grazed moorland village with a 70-foot waterfall below it
18Sutton Bank ViewpointCliff-edge panorama over the Vale of York, Gormire Lake below
19The WainstonesSandstone pillars up a sharp climb from Clay Bank car park
The Lion Inn, Blakey RidgeOpen fires and vast moorland views at a 16th-century ridge-top freehouse
20Byland AbbeyByland Abbey: vast early Gothic ruins under a shattered rose window
21Ryedale Folk MuseumRebuilt dales cottages and workshops you can walk right into
22Pickering CastleClimb a Norman motte to shell keep ruins and valley views
23Grosmont StationEngine sheds, an 1835 tunnel and steam locomotives at work
24Gormire LakeGlacial lake below Whitestone Cliff, reached by a steep woodland descent
25Captain Cook's MonumentAn 18-metre sandstone obelisk on open moorland, earned on foot
26HelmsleyThe moors' only market town, and the Cleveland Way's first mile
27RavenscarThe town that never was, high above Robin Hood's Bay
28Cod Beck ReservoirQuiet moor-edge reservoir with an easy, mostly flat 1.5-mile loop
29Danby BeaconFlame-shaped steel beacon on high moor, with sweeping coastal views
30Thornton-le-DaleThatched cottage, duck pond and beckside bridges in a two-minute wander
31Bridestones, Crosscliff and Blakey ToppingJurassic sandstone towers, heather moor and a flat-topped hill to climb
32Rievaulx TerraceGrassy Georgian terrace with two temples and framed abbey views
33Wheeldale Roman RoadAncient stone causeway over heather moor, its builders still debated
34National Centre for Birds of PreyEagles, owls and vultures flying free in ancient Duncombe woodland
35The Old Coastguard StationSea-edge stone by the slipway, with rock scaurs at low tide
Guisborough Forest and Walkway Visitor CentreCafe, play area and sculpture trail beside a flat old railway walkway
36Cawthorn Roman CampsMile-long walk around four Roman earthworks with wide moorland views.
37Bank Top KilnsVictorian ironstone roasting arches standing open on the Rosedale moor
38LealholmStepping stones, a 17th-century bridge and a green by the Esk
39OsmotherleyStone-built walking village with a green, cross and drovers' history
40Hayburn Wyke WaterfallDouble waterfall spills through wind-twisted oaks onto a pebble cove
41Boggle HoleTide-timed cove of ridged scaurs, rock pools and fossil-flecked shingle
42Helmsley Walled GardenFive walled acres of borders, glasshouses and orchards below the castle
43Shandy Hall and GardensLaurence Sterne's medieval home, now a literary museum and wild garden
44Staithes MuseumFour thousand village stories packed into a tiny former chapel
45Lord Stones Country ParkMoorland trailhead with cafe, camping and wide views across the plain
46Port MulgraveRuined ironstone harbour below sea cliffs on the Cleveland Way
47Beggar's BridgeHigh-arched 1619 packhorse bridge with a lovers' legend beside the Esk
48Skelton TowerRuined 1830s shooting lodge perched high above Newtondale's steam railway
49Spout House, BilsdaleThatched cruck-framed longhouse that served ale for two centuries
50Ravenscar Second World War Radar StationWartime radar buildings and hut foundations above a windswept coast
51DanbyStone estate cottages where the Esk Valley meets open moorland
52GlaisdaleStone cottages on a steep Esk Valley hillside, walks below
53St Mary's Church, LastinghamA rare double-aisled Norman crypt beneath a moor-edge village church
54St Gregory's Minster, KirkdaleAnglo-Saxon sundial and inscription above a quiet valley church door
55Young Ralph CrossThe park's emblem in stone, alone on high open moorland
Cote Ghyll Caravan Park and CampsiteTerraced pitches in a wooded stream valley, minutes from Osmotherley
Dalby Forest CampsiteFarm-field pitches with moorland views, forest trails and milk vending.
North Yorkshire Moors Club CampsiteQuiet wooded pitches with moorland views and walks from the gate
Bay Ness Farm CampsiteSea-view farm pitches a short walk above Robin Hood's Bay
Kildale Camping Barn and CampsiteQuiet working-farm pitches a field from the Cleveland Way
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
North York Moors Tour Guide
North York Moors, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for North York Moors National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Roseberry Topping0:00 / 0:38
“You're coming up on Roseberry Topping, the jagged cone that stands alone above the fields near Newton under Roseberry.”
Plays as you drive up to Roseberry Topping in the Parkwolf North York Moors Tour Guide.
More stories near here in the app
- Gribdale Gate and Captain Cook's Monument
- Guisborough Forest and Walkway
- The Rock Beside Roseberry
- Kildale Station and Warren Moor Mine
- 298 audio storiesacross North York Moors’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor Eurasian Otter, Red Deer, Grey Seal, and 13 more
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