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Dog-friendly walks in Burniston

Boots on. These are the Burniston walks worth the drive, with lead rules and livestock warnings marked.

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Cloughton Rocks and the Cinder Track from Burniston

Burniston · YO13 0HR
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4.7MILES
2:02TIME
90mCLIMB
85%OFF-ROAD
Off-lead allowed Livestock — leads on

An easy 4.7-mile circular of about two hours, north on the Cinder Track from Burniston to Cloughton old station and its millennium milepost, out to Cloughton Rocks and the Wyke, then south along the clifftop to Crook Ness and back by field path. Park in Burniston village or at the Cinder Track access on Limestone Road; the 12 and 13 buses from Scarborough stop on the main road through the village. Level, well-surfaced and gentle enough for an elderly dog on the railway half, though the clifftop stretch is unfenced above a sheer drop and the fields inland are grazed by sheep.

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Burniston to Crook Ness and back over the fields

Burniston · YO13 0HS
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3.6MILES
1:45TIME
105mCLIMB
80%OFF-ROAD
Livestock — leads on

A 3.6-mile circular of about an hour and three quarters down the lane to the little slipway at Crook Ness, south along the Cleveland Way and back inland over farmland, with 105 metres of climbing and one steep set of steps at the ness. Start at the end of Coastguard Road on the eastern edge of Burniston, where there is a small free parking area, a ten-minute walk from the 115 bus stop in the village. The rocky shore at Crook Ness is open to dogs all year and there is fresh water where the beck crosses the beach, but the clifftop between here and Scalby Ness is unfenced and slipping, and sheep graze the return fields.

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Burniston, Newby and the Sea Cut

Burniston · YO13 0HR
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5.6MILES
2:45TIME
130mCLIMB
85%OFF-ROAD
Livestock — leads on

An easy 5.6-mile circular of about two and three quarter hours south over the fields to Scalby, west along the bank of the Sea Cut and back north on lanes and field paths, only 130 metres of climbing but sticky going between the villages after rain. Start on Rocks Lane in Burniston, where there is free roadside parking, and the number 115 bus runs through the village every hour. The Sea Cut gives a mile and a half of clean, slow water to swim in and quiet bank to run on, but the field sections carry cattle and sheep and there are stiles at nearly every boundary.

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