Walks from Filey, North Yorkshire
🌿 Sea cliffs, chalk headland, sandy bays, wold farmland
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Filey is a quietly dignified seaside town where three great national trails converge — the Cleveland Way ends, the Yorkshire Wolds Way begins, and the coast between the two is outstanding. Filey Brigg, a long headland of rock ledges jutting into the North Sea, is the centrepiece.
A calm, slightly old-fashioned resort with good accommodation, Filey is an ideal base for those wanting to walk both the Cleveland Way coastal section and the opening stages of the Yorkshire Wolds Way — two very different landscapes meeting at one small town.
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Town car parks. Filey station (York–Scarborough line)
The Bonhomie Restaurant, The Royal Parade Hotel, Inghams Fish & Chips
- Filey Brigg & Coble Landing
- Cleveland Way north to Scarborough
- Yorkshire Wolds Way south to Hunmanby
- Reighton Sands
- Muston circular
- Flamborough Head (6 miles)
- All North Yorkshire towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Filey is covered by OS Explorer 301. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Cleveland Way
- Yorkshire Wolds Way





