The Cinder Track, between Scarborough and Whitby, is a popular off road route through the North York moors national park, just inland from the stunning North Yorkshire coast.
We are committed to the protection and development of the Cinder Track in our local plan policies, both as a recreational route and a sustainable commuting route.
The Scarborough to Whitby railway line saw its last train journey in 1965. The line is now a permissive right of way, allowing walkers, cyclists and horse riders to use it.
The line is one of the most scenic in the Scarborough borough and provides a valuable amenity passing through beautiful and varied areas such as Hayburn Wyke, Ravenscar and Robin Hood’s Bay.
Features
- former railway line
- footpath and bridleway
- sustran cycle route number1
- rail history
- green corridor
- off road link to villages
- coastal walks
- dogs welcome (some restrictions apply)
Facilities
- cafe
- cycle path
- disabled access
- dogs welcome
- flower borders
- on-street parking
- picnic area
- walks
- wildlife
Socials
