North York Moors National Park
Heather moorland, deep dales and cliffs in North Yorkshire, England
The North York Moors hold the largest expanse of heather moorland in the United Kingdom, cut by deep dales and edged on the east by North Sea cliffs. Woodland, limestone grassland and a Heritage Coast sit within the same park.
Things to do
- On footWalk the Cleveland Way, which circles the moors and includes a coastal section
- On footCross the heart of the park on the Lyke Wake Walk
- Rail & liftsRide the North Yorkshire Moors steam railway from Pickering to Grosmont
- Try thisSee wild daffodils in Farndale in spring
Also worth seeing
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Rosedale
A dale with old ironstone mines, worked between 1856 and 1926.