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Steps at Rosedale Wyke – View of Port Mulgrave loop from Hinderwell

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United Kingdom

England

Yorkshire And The Humber

North Yorkshire

Scarborough

Hinderwell

Steps at Rosedale Wyke – View of Port Mulgrave loop from Hinderwell

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Steps at Rosedale Wyke – View of Port Mulgrave loop from Hinderwell

00:32

5.08km

50m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 21, 2026

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Runswick Bay

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From high up on the road you get a great view of Runswick Bay. You can drop down Cleveland way to get a closer look the sea and pretty village clinging to the side of the coastline, but the tearooms and bakery are up here so its up to you whether you think the extra metres to climb back out are worth it!

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1.72 km

Steps at Rosedale Wyke

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Unbelievably beautiful and dramatic views down the coast at Rosedale Wyke (particularly towards Port Mulgrave to the north). The visuals are helped by a number of steps on the cliffs here; there is even a bench to sit on nearby to enjoy the views. One of the points on the entire Cleveland Way.

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1.75 km

Wooden Steps on Hillside Path

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1.97 km

View of Port Mulgrave

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Port Mulgrave is a fascinating place for industrial heritage buffs, and apparently there is a wealth of fossils thereabouts too. In bygone days it was an ironstone mine and port with miners cottages set around a mine shaft that went down several hundred feet. The mine has been closed off now, it is derelict, and there are only a variety of locally constructed fishing huts in the port area.

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