The Cleveland Way

September 2000
A nine-day hike around the boundary of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, starting in Helmsley and ending in Filey.
109 miles, National Trail.
The car park, Helmsley
Carolyn at the starting stone, Helmsley
Steve at the starting stone, Helmsley
Rievaulx Bridge
Approaching Rievaulx Abbey
Rievaulx Abbey
Woodland walk to Sutton Bank
Looking west from Sutton Bank
Take off for a glider, Sutton Bank
Gormire Lake from Sutton Bank top
Whitestone Cliff
High Barn
Looking back to High Barn
Carolyn plans the next step forward, Boltby Forest
Looking west from disused quarries, Nab Farm bottom right
Patchwork of colours, Whitestone Scar edge
Oakdale Upper Reservoir
Nab end of Cleveland Hills
The way ahead - Scarth Wood Moor
Looking north from Live Moor - Roseberry Topping on the horizon, centre
Viewing point, Cringle End
Carolyn at viewing point, Cringle End"
The Wainstones, from Cold Moor
Jenny Bradley - a boundary marker stone on Greenhow Moor
'Siberia' from Incline Top, Greenhow Moor
A dark and brooding Roseberry Topping from the Cook Monument
Cleveland Way fingerpost
Aproach to Roseberry Topping
Marker stone halfway up Roseberry Topping
Guisborough from viewing point, Highcliff Nab
Carolyn at viewing point, Highcliff Nab
Steve at viewing point, Highcliff Nab
Looking back at Saltburn from the Ship Inn
Looking south from Huntcliffe
Looking north to Huntcliffe
Sculpture, Warsett Hill
Looking back. Warsett Hill in the far distance
Port Mulgrave
Runswick Bay from the beach
Sandsend. View from back bedroom window at Marstalls
Sandsend. View from front bedroom window at Marstalls
Looking back at Sandsend
Approaching Whitby
Whitby Abbey
Early morning. Robin Hood's Bay shrouded in mist
Huge mushroom, Staintondale
Waterfall, Hayburn Wyke
Looking back to Cloughton Wyke
Looking back at the day's route, Hundale Scar
Scarborough from South Cliff
Highland cattle, Cayton Bay
Horny beast, Cayton Bay
Almost there !!
Looking north towards Scarborough, Cayton Bay
Final approach to Filey Brigg
Carolyn at the 'completion stone', Filey Brigg
Steve at the 'completion stone', Filey Brigg