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Historic Whitby with its beautiful harbour and little alleys and streets is one of the most atmospheric towns in the area. The town is built on the mouth of the river Esk, the only salmon river in Yorkshire, and has strong connections with Captain Cook, Dracula, and the photographer Frank Meadow Sutcliffe. Visitors to Whitby will find that it is a place they want to come back to. What you can not miss on your visit to Whitby is Whitby Abbey, which is a magnificent site on your entry into the area. If you like museums you will enjoy a visit to one of Whitby's many museums. Among others, the Captain Cook Memorial Museum, the Whitby Museum (a treasure throve of Whitby's past), and the lifeboat museum. Whitby also has a number of Galleries, which are worth a visit. Other places, which are certainly worth a visit are, Robin Hood's Bay, Runswick Bay, Scarborough, Danby Moors Centre, Falling Foss Waterfall, Grosmont from which the steam train to Pickering runs, etc. etc. The area around High Hawsker is ideal for cycling or walking. There are many public footpath and bridleways. A cycle hire centre is just a short walk from Grange Farm. An off-road centre is located in Robin Hoods bay (phone 01947 880371). For more information about various activities in the area, follow this link to our new website, holiday cottage Whitby / Robin Hoods Bay,
To find out where the village of High Hawsker is, click on the following link Map of location of High Hawsker For some more information about the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the following link: |
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