Goathland Village – Mallyan Spout Waterfall loop from Grosmont

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Goathland Village – Mallyan Spout Waterfall loop from Grosmont

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Goathland Village – Mallyan Spout Waterfall loop from Grosmont

03:17

12.1km

170m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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North York Moors National Park

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178 m

Grosmont Station – North Yorkshire Moors Railway

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In Grosmont you can meet the North Yorkshire Moors Railways and their old steam locomotives! Class!

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289 m

View of Grosmont

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The view over Grosmont shows the change in the last 200 years. From industrial location to excursion destination.

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5.33 km

Goathland Village

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Idyllic and stunning Moors village that became prominent in the 19th Century as a spa destination, but most (older!) people will remember it as the fictional village of Aidensfield from …

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6.77 km

Wishing Tree with Coins

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6.80 km

Mallyan Spout Waterfall

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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 …

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8.32 km

Beck Hole

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Originally founded in the 13th century (known as 'Amerholm' back then), this is a delightful Esk Valley village, with what is known as 'Yorkshire's smallest pub': Birch Hall Inn.

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9.63 km

Goathland to Grosmont Rail Trail

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The Rail Trail follows the line of the original Whitby to Pickering Railway and is now preserved for exploration on foot. It shadows the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, so there's …

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