Flamborough North Landing Beach
Photograph: Flamborough Head, North Landing Beach by David Dixon, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
A deep sandy cove between chalk headlands, reached down the steep narrow road from the clifftop car park at the end of North Marine Road. The East Riding dog Public Spaces Protection Order names only Bridlington North, Bridlington South, Hornsea and Withernsea, so North Landing carries no seasonal ban and no compulsory lead on the sand at any time of year. The council's own description warns the bay is rocky and the access road steep, and the caves at the north end cut off on a rising tide, so keep an eye on the water. Parking is for about 150 vehicles with a small summer charge, and there are toilets, closed in winter, plus a cafe and shop at the top. The clifftop footpath either side runs through the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's Flamborough Cliffs reserve, where dogs must be on a lead.
