Scarborough to Hunmanby coastal walks. Sunday, 16th August, 2026
A' Walk - Leader - Jackie Fletcher. Distance -11 miles. Ascent - 1100ft. Grade - Moderate +.
Notes
Today's 3 walks cover sections of the coastal path from Scarborough in the north to Muston Sands further down the coast. All the walks will finish inland at the village of Hunmanby where the coach will collect us for the homeward journey.
The coach will travel directly to Scarborough and drop off the 'A' group before continuing to Osgodby near to Cayton Bay where the 'B' Group will start their walk. The final drop-off point for the 'C' Group will be at the Country Park in Filey.
Please note that pick-up times will be 15 minutes earlier than usual. See below :-
York Road -7.45 am , Vue Cinema - 8.00 am, Carr House Road - 8.05am, Sandford Road - 8.10 am, White Church - 8.15 am.
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Our coastal walk today starts from the Sea Cliff Road car park, just off the A165 Filey Road on the outskirts of 
Scarborough. From here we immediately pick up the Cleveland Way heading south towards Cayton Bay where we will have our coffee stop and where there are also toilet facilities. We continue on the coastal path with occasional diversions where the path has been eroded.
Eventually we arrive at Filey Brigg and make our way into Filey for our lunch stop where there are facilities including fish and chip shops, coffee shops and pubs. The meeting point after lunch is the Bouncy Castle on the sea front.
From here we will continue along the sea front until we reach the flight of steps which will take us up into the park. Crossing the park will bring us to the car park and field, which will lead us to 
the footpath taking us to the A165 Scarborough/Bridlington Road. We cross the busy road and go through the gate onto a path leading us into Hunmanby. We walk through the village where there are two pubs, The Cottage and The White Swan.
The walk is approximately 12 miles. Although a coastal walk, it is in parts quite undulating, however, on a lovely summer's day the views are quite spectacular.
'B' Walk -Leaders - Elaine, Jean & Isabel. Dist.- 9.25 miles. Asc.- 928 ft. Grade - Moderate.+
We start our walk from a car park off the A165 at Osgodby, just south 
of Scarborough. From here we make our way over to Tenants Cliff , overlooking Cayton Bay. It is here where we join the Cleveland Way coastal path, passing Lebberston Cliff and then Gristhorpe Cliff, which leads us past North Cliff into Filey Country Park .
At this point we will meet the 'A' Group to complete the remaining section of the walk into Hunmanby.
The walk will now take us across Filey sea front, possibly including a short a beach walk, and on to Muston Sands . Here we leave the sea and the wonderful views it has given us to continue our walk past Muston Grange. From here we proceed down Centenary Way to Hunmanby where we can experience the delights that the White Swan or The Cottage have to offer.
Please join us on this excellent coastal walk with the fantastic views it has to offer.
C' Walk - Leaders - Colin & Andy. Distance - 4.5 miles. Ascent - 433ft. Grade - Moderate.
Today we repeat a walk we did a couple of years ago.
The coach will drop us off at Filey Country Park where there is a large café
which we will spend time in. The toilets here need a 20p coin to enter, so please remember to take some change.
If you want to have fish and chips a little later then just have a drink here.
Leaving the cafe we will walk around the park then make our way down to the sea front and Coble Landing where we will again pause for a while to allow those who want to have lunch to do so.
We then walk the length of Filey promenade and then make our way up to the golf course where we join Centenary Way and walk past Muston caravan park, eventually emerging near a roundabout on the main coast road.
Crossing here, we enter a series of fields before arriving in the lovely village of Hunmanby, where there are pubs and a café to enjoy while we wait for our coach journey home.
There are no stiles or obstacles on this lovely walk, so lets hope the weather stays kind.
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