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Gristhorpe is a village located in North Yorkshire, with a population of 418. Governed by North Yorkshire Council (formerly Scarborough), this village falls under the YO14 postcode area. Known for its proximity to the Yorkshire coast, Gristhorpe offers insight into rural life while being accessible to larger towns in the region.
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Stay in Gristhorpe
Prospect Farm Caravan Park
Prospect Farm Caravan Park provides comfortable accommodation in gristhorpe.
The Thoresby Guest House Scarborough
The Clarence Gardens Hotel BW Signature Collection
Leeds House Guest House
Things to Do in Gristhorpe
Filey Zoo
Whatever your age come and discover this Award-Winning Attraction… we think you’ll be surprised!
Shuttleworth Gardens
Discover the charming Shuttleworth Gardens in Scarborough, a delightful and tranquil green space featuring a unique miniature village.
Scarborough Archaeological And Historical Society
Discover Scarborough's fascinating past with the highly-rated Scarborough Archaeological And Historical Society.
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Food & Drink
The Seafood Bar
Visit The Seafood Bar in Filey for a delightful selection of fresh, locally sourced seafood, perfect for a coastal treat.
Wykeham Tea Rooms
Rarey Halt
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Geographic Facts
This village is geographically within the following regions:
- Population
- 418
- Postcode
- YO14
- Administrative area
- North Yorkshire Council (formerly Scarborough)
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Walk: Yorkshire Wolds Way National Trail
One of the flagship walking routes in Yorkshire, the Yorkshire Wolds Way runs for 79 miles across the beautiful and peaceful Yorkshire Wolds between Hessle, near the Humber Bridge and Filey on the North Yorkshire coast. The Route what3words for start point: ///manliness.looked.complains Start Point: Hessle Finish Point: Filey Brigg Distance: 79 Miles GPX Route Map yorkshire-wolds-way-1Download Walk Description The Yorkshire Wolds Way is one of England’s National Trails. Deservedly so for the outstanding landscape and beautiful countryside along the full length of its 79 miles between Hessle near the Humber Bridge and Filey on the North Yorkshire Coast. Renowned for its peace and tranquillity, the walk hits top marks for anyone looking to maximise their wellbeing. People love the stunning dry grass valleys that the path bends and curves its way along in harmony with nature. Poetry benches are dotted along the route – a place to relax and contemplate life, the universe and everything! There is a warm welcome and often a pub in villages along the way, with a chance for a friendly chat with the locals over a decent pint of Yorkshire ale.
Walk: Filey Brigg Country Park
This beautiful country park is located next to the coast at Filey and provides a lovely mix of coastal and grassland environments for a walk. The Route what3words for start point: ///flaunting.food.holly Start Point: Filey Finish Point: Filey Distance: 2 Miles GPX Route Map filey-brigg-country-parkDownload Walk Description Starting Point: Filey Brigg Park Entrance Embark on a journey that captures the quintessence of coastal splendor and geological wonder at Filey Brigg. This walk isn't just a stroll beside the sea; it's an entrée into some of the most majestic vistas that not just the region, but the world has to offer. Your starting point at Filey Brigg Park gives you an immediate sense of what's to come: a unique amalgam of natural grandeur and family-friendly amenities. As you move along the park's paths, you'll encounter an open space punctuated by the laughter and shouts of children enjoying the playground. This family-friendly feature ensures that the walk offers something for younger adventurers, too. While little ones swing and slide, you can prepare for the stunning panorama that awaits you. But do take note: while the park itself is a haven for children and pets—yes, dogs are welcomed too—the cliffside segments require vigilant supervision for the safety of both. Now, prepare yourself for the awe-striking journey to Filey Brigg's steep cliffs. These towering formations are living textbooks of geological history, documenting the ceaseless activities that have shaped this landscape over the last 150 million years. As you stand on the edge, the views are nothing short of breathtaking—a sweeping tableau of the bay and the charming town of Filey, framed against the expansive sky and the ceaseless sea. It's one of those humbling moments that remind you of the grand scale of nature and the incredible beauty that our world offers. In addition to its geological marvels, Filey Brigg is a sanctuary for coastal flora and fauna. The rugged cliffs serve as nesting grounds for seabirds, while the rock pools below offer a glimpse into the rich marine life that thrives in this habitat. Bring along a pair of binoculars and a keen sense of curiosity—you never know what natural wonders you might discover. Having absorbed the scenery, the sea air, and perhaps captured a few stunning photographs, begin your return to Filey Park. The walk back is a time for reflection, a moment to internally catalog the sights and sensations of this unforgettable coastal sojourn. Round off your journey back in the park, perhaps with a family picnic or a leisurely cup of tea from a nearby kiosk. As you relish the final moments, you'll likely find yourself contemplating when you can return to this unparalleled stretch of coast. Whether you're a family seeking a day of varied experiences, a couple looking for romantic vistas, or a nature enthusiast eager to delve into geological timelines, this Filey Brigg walk is more than a pathway—it's an invitation to explore the multifaceted beauty of Yorkshire's coast.
Walk: Cleveland Way National Trail
The 109 mile horseshoe-shaped Cleveland Way starts in the wonderful market town of Helmsley before stretching across the breathtaking heather moorland of the North York Moors National Park then returning south along the coast from Saltburn-by-the-Sea. The Route Start Point: Helmsley Finish Point: Filey Distance: 109 miles GPX Route Map cleveland-wayDownload Walk Description what3words for start point: ///expose.billiard.walnuts The 109 mile horseshoe-shaped Cleveland Way starts in the wonderful market town of Helmsley before stretching across the breathtaking heather moorland of the North York Moors National Park then returning south along the coast from Saltburn-by-the-Sea. The route progresses along the North Yorkshire coastline to Filey, passing old fishing villages and bustling coastal towns. The National Trail runs through the smuggler’s village of Robin Hood’s Bay and the fantastic seaside resorts of Scarborough and Whitby You can walk the Cleveland Way at any time of year but if you want to see the moorland heather in bloom, the best time to visit is late August and early September. It is better to walk it in a clockwise direction from Helmsley to Filey with the wind behind you. It can be challenging in places, especially along the coastal areas. There are plenty of shorter circular walks that incorporate stretches of the path that can be completed in a day.
Walk: Hunmanby Circular Walk
A lovely circular walk that takes in Filey and the lovely village of Hunmanby. The Route what3words for start point: ///direction.awake.health Start Point: Humanby Finish Point: Humanby Distance: 10 Miles GPX Route Map hunmanby-circular-walkDownload Walk Description The walk takes in some of the coast at Filey but spends most of the duration exploring the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds around Humanby. Starting in the village of Humanby, this walk heads towards the coast via the Centenary way. Make sure you keep your eyes peeled for the wide variety of bird life on show, some of which are heading inland from the coast. Once at Filey spend some time in this lovely coastal town and maybe treat yourself an ice cream. Head out of Filey on the Wolds way and at this point there is a climb up the hills towards Folkton Wold at the top of Deedle Hill. Once at the top of the hill you'll head back towards Humanby after taking in the amazing views.