The events below are accurate at the time of entry, but particularly in light of COVID restrictions we advise checking the websites to see if they are still taking place.
Please note that the museum is closed from Sunday 5 December until Tuesday 1st February. The exhibition will resume on 1st February and run until 8 May.
Introducing our exciting new exhibition John Tindale: A Vision of Whitby.
The exhibition shows the photography of John Tindale from scenic landscapes to portraiture and news photography. It also documents his life and how his involvement in Whitby life strengthened over time as he became involved in preserving its culture and past as well as helping to build a vision for its future through artefacts, illustrations, photographic material, information and in a first for Whitby Museum touchscreen technology.
Adults £6.00
Children Free (under 18 years old in full time education)
Student £4.00 (on production of an NUS card or ID)
School Parties £6.00 per accompanying adult Children – free
Groups £4.00 per person (Ten or more people) All group bookings must be made in advance by telephone or email manager@whitbymuseum.org.uk
All admission fees are valid for 12 months! (Annual admission slip must be shown at subsequent visits)
Whitby Residents* Free (proof of identity required)
Art Fund Members Free (proof of membership required)
Yorkshire Museums Volunteer Pass Free (proof of membership required)
‘Help for Heroes’ Free admission for current or past members of the armed services.
Various dates throughout the year- see the website
That’s according to Dr Crank, who invites you to join him on a 75 minute tour to discover strange and supernatural tales of murder, mystery and suspense.
TIME: 7:30pm
PRICE: Adults £7, Children (under 12) £4
The Ghost Walk starts from the Whale Bone Arch opposite The Royal Hotel, West Cliff, Whitby YO21 3HA
No need to book – just turn up. Tour departs at 7.30pm
For early or late season call 07880 801 957
This winter, let the Snowdrop Spectacular at Burton Agnes Hall bring you out of hibernation
Wrap up warmly this winter and enjoy the breathtaking display of snowdrops here.
Every February, thousands of hardy snowdrops push through the cold winter ground to create a magnificent ‘white carpet’ across the woodland floor here at Burton Agnes. Walking peacefully among these makes a truly memorable day out at the end of the long winter. The beautiful little flowers grow in numbers each year and are such a welcome sight. This biblical symbol of hope reminds us that winter eventually gives way to spring, and announces the new season.
Galanthophiles may also like to buy some Burton Agnes-propagated snowdrops ‘in the green’, which is the best way of building a collection.
Please note that in gale force winds the woodland walk will close. Please phone the office on 01262 490 324 if you would like advice.
The woodland is open for walking among the snowdrops from the 5th February to 6th March 2022, from 11am to 4pm daily.
Garden admission applies
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Whitby Steampunk Weekend is a rather splendid affair indeed, with a cornucopia of delightful indulgences and fanciful extravagances for all your sumptuous decadent desires, dreams and pleasures, and all held indoors within the beautiful Whitby Pavilion.
Considered by many to be the one of the larger Steampunk events in the U.K., and certainly one of the friendliest, another exciting weekend is in store with a number of activities, presentations and demonstrations lined up as well as the most fabulous Steampunk Retail Emporium.
Family friendly, and totally free daytime entry to where grace, style and elegance is the order of the day at the wonderful whimsical world of Whitby Steampunk Weekend, where the past is always in the future.
Friday 11th February ~ The Met Ballroom Gatsby Style Valentine’s Ball – see details below for more info (admission by prepurchased tickets £20 plus b/fee from https://www.ticketebo.co.uk/wsw-events/steampunk-valentines-ball-the-met-ballroom-whitby.html)
Saturday 12th February ~ Live In Concert at Pavilion Theatre confirmed is Thomas Benjamin Wild Esq., The Bar Steward Sons of Val Doonican and your Mistress of Ceremonies Madam Zuri Arrosa(Tickets £20 plus b/fee from www.whitbypavilion.co.uk – ON SALE SOON)
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
What is The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby?
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you!
When is it?
Every Saturday at 9:00am.
Where is it?
The event takes place at The Cinder Track, starting at Whitby Sixth Form, Airy Hill, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1QA. See Course page for more details.
What does it cost to join in?
Nothing – it’s free! but please register before you first come along. Only ever register with parkrun once and don’t forget to bring a scannable copy of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you won’t get a time.
How fast do I have to be?
We all take part for our own enjoyment. Please come along and join in whatever your pace!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby needs you!
It is entirely organised by volunteers – email thecindertrack@parkrun.com to help.
We’re friendly!
Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee at the Astro Cafe – please come and join us!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby takes place every Saturday at 9:00am.
A weekly timed event that offers both 2km and 5km routes.
The event is family friendly and runners, joggers and walkers are all encouraged to participate.
Please note that this event is on the CCW Scoresby Site (Whitby Sixth Form).
Participants are encouraged to register for a Great Run Local timing card or wristband.
This event is FREE to participate in.
This event is totally volunteer delivered, so please contact us if you would like to volunteer.
Course Description
2k – The course is delivered all within the College fields, so it is ideal for families and juniors. The route is relatively flat, run on a grass surface and offers outstanding views of the town and Abbey Headland.
5k – This course offers participants a number of surfaces to run on including grass, woodland, and the historic Cinder Track. The route also takes in the iconic Whitby Viaduct that will offer participants amazing views of Whitby Abbey and the Esk Valley.
Event Cancellations
In the unlikely event that this Great Run Local is cancelled, an announcement will be made on the website prior to the day of the event.
All cancellations made on the day of the event will be communicated via the events social media channels.
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. View a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies. All attendees will get plenty of opportunities to view through our large telescope under some of the darkest skies in England in the heart of Dalby Forest.
We also have our indoor planetarium on standby so if the weather is poor and we can’t see any stars, or if we get very cold we can come inside and warmup, and enjoy a tour of the night sky and some immersive films about our solar system, galaxy and universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
– Various dates available throughout Festival. 7.30pm start. Events sell quickly so don’t delay booking!
Location:
Dalby Explorer Hub, Forest Courtyard, Low Dalby, Pickering
YO18 7LT
Cost:
Adult: £15
Child: £10 (Under 16’s. Suitable for 7+)
Details:
Booking essential. See Hidden Horizon’s website
Walk Information
All walks meet up at 4:30pm for a 5pm start – see venues below….
Dark Skies – Walking in Heartbeat Country
Sunday 20th February | Friday 4th March 2022
Surrounded by high moors and interlaced with cascading streams and waterfalls, Heartbeat Country is a walker’s paradise. You will experience the Mallyan Spout Waterfall, which at over 60 feet, is the tallest waterfall on the North York Moors.
Situated on the popular North York Moors railway line with its magnificent steam engines Goathland station was also used by Warner Brothers as the setting for Hogsmeade Station in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. For over 18 years this moors gem was known to millions has Aidensfield, and makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
Goathland Walks – we will meet in the car park at the Inn on the Moor YO22 5LZ.
Robin Hoods Bay – A Smugglers Paradise
Friday 18th February | Sunday 6th March
This coastal walk starts and finishes in Robin Hoods Bay the busiest smuggling community on the Yorkshire coastline during the 18th century. With countless tales of thieves, rogues and smugglers, this makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
For this walk we follow the old railway line towards Whitby before heading back to the Bay along the Cleveland Way, with thunderous waves below and amazing dark skies above, experience this beautiful section of the Yorkshire Heritage Coastline.
Robin Hoods Bay Walks – meet at Station car park YO22 4RE
Sutton Bank – White Horse Circuit
Saturday 19th February 2022
Once described by James Herriot as the finest view in England, what better place to start your dark skies adventure. Heading off across Roulston Scar, where ancient tribes dating back to 400BC roamed this impressive plateau. From the plateau we descend down to the famous White Horse of Kilburn, before heading back up to the top and across to White Mare crag where Sir Harry De Scriven met his fate one stormy night.
Sutton Bank Walks – meet at Sutton Bank Visitors Centre near the café entrance YO7 2EH
The Cistercian Walk – A circular walk from Helmsley to Rievaulx Abbey and back to Helmsley
Friday 25th February 2022
This is a 7 mile circular walk linking ancient monuments set within the beautiful North York Moors. Starting in the charming Yorkshire market town of Helmsley we head off through the grounds of Duncombe Park before picking up the Cleveland Way and heading off towards Rievaulx Abbey, dating back to 1131became the largest and richest Cistercian Abbey in England. We then head back via the Cleveland Way and return to Helmsley.
Helmsley – Rievaulx Walks – meet outside the Black Swan, Helmsley YO62 5BJ
Hole of Horcum – Levisham circular walk
Saturday 26th February | Saturday 5th March 2022
The Hole of Horcum also known as the Devil’s Punchbowl is a spectacular natural amphitheatre scooped out of Levisham Moor. Legend says that the hole was formed when the giant Wade grabbed a handful of earth to throw at his wife Bell.
Reality suggests however that it was created over millennia by glacial meltwater. The path around the hole is on an earthwork dyke, which denotes a prehistoric boundary.
This is an 6 mile (10km) 3.5 hour circular walk that combines the Hole of Horcum/Levisham circular walk. For this walk we meet at the Hole of Horcum carpark situated on the A169.
Hole of Horcum – Meet at Saltergate Car Park, A169, Lockton, Pickering YO18 7NR
Hutton le Hole – Ana Cross – Lastingham circular walk
Sunday 27th February
Hutton le Hole is one of North Yorkshire’s most charming and most visited villages. Stone houses dotted around a village green where sheep graze freely.
Ana Cross or Ainhowe Cross (according to local lore) is a prominent landmark on Spaunton Moor. Made of local sandstone her name refers to the name of the original Anglo-Saxon cross, the head of which lies in the 11th century crypt of St Mary’s church in the nearby village of Lastingham. The original cross was more than 23 feet high, making it the largest known pre-Norman monument in England.
A 7.5 mile (12km) walk of 3-4 hour duration starting from the carpark just on the outskirts of the village on the Lastingham Road.
This walk takes an outward route from Hutton-Le-Hole across Spaunton Moor to Rosedale Chimney Bank Top with absolutely stunning views across Rosedale.
Hutton le Hole – Meet meet in the carpark entrance at postcode: YO62 6UB
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
What is The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby?
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you!
When is it?
Every Saturday at 9:00am.
Where is it?
The event takes place at The Cinder Track, starting at Whitby Sixth Form, Airy Hill, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1QA. See Course page for more details.
What does it cost to join in?
Nothing – it’s free! but please register before you first come along. Only ever register with parkrun once and don’t forget to bring a scannable copy of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you won’t get a time.
How fast do I have to be?
We all take part for our own enjoyment. Please come along and join in whatever your pace!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby needs you!
It is entirely organised by volunteers – email thecindertrack@parkrun.com to help.
We’re friendly!
Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee at the Astro Cafe – please come and join us!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby takes place every Saturday at 9:00am.
A weekly timed event that offers both 2km and 5km routes.
The event is family friendly and runners, joggers and walkers are all encouraged to participate.
Please note that this event is on the CCW Scoresby Site (Whitby Sixth Form).
Participants are encouraged to register for a Great Run Local timing card or wristband.
This event is FREE to participate in.
This event is totally volunteer delivered, so please contact us if you would like to volunteer.
Course Description
2k – The course is delivered all within the College fields, so it is ideal for families and juniors. The route is relatively flat, run on a grass surface and offers outstanding views of the town and Abbey Headland.
5k – This course offers participants a number of surfaces to run on including grass, woodland, and the historic Cinder Track. The route also takes in the iconic Whitby Viaduct that will offer participants amazing views of Whitby Abbey and the Esk Valley.
Event Cancellations
In the unlikely event that this Great Run Local is cancelled, an announcement will be made on the website prior to the day of the event.
All cancellations made on the day of the event will be communicated via the events social media channels.
Walk Information
All walks meet up at 4:30pm for a 5pm start – see venues below….
Dark Skies – Walking in Heartbeat Country
Sunday 20th February | Friday 4th March 2022
Surrounded by high moors and interlaced with cascading streams and waterfalls, Heartbeat Country is a walker’s paradise. You will experience the Mallyan Spout Waterfall, which at over 60 feet, is the tallest waterfall on the North York Moors.
Situated on the popular North York Moors railway line with its magnificent steam engines Goathland station was also used by Warner Brothers as the setting for Hogsmeade Station in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. For over 18 years this moors gem was known to millions has Aidensfield, and makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
Goathland Walks – we will meet in the car park at the Inn on the Moor YO22 5LZ.
Robin Hoods Bay – A Smugglers Paradise
Friday 18th February | Sunday 6th March
This coastal walk starts and finishes in Robin Hoods Bay the busiest smuggling community on the Yorkshire coastline during the 18th century. With countless tales of thieves, rogues and smugglers, this makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
For this walk we follow the old railway line towards Whitby before heading back to the Bay along the Cleveland Way, with thunderous waves below and amazing dark skies above, experience this beautiful section of the Yorkshire Heritage Coastline.
Robin Hoods Bay Walks – meet at Station car park YO22 4RE
Sutton Bank – White Horse Circuit
Saturday 19th February 2022
Once described by James Herriot as the finest view in England, what better place to start your dark skies adventure. Heading off across Roulston Scar, where ancient tribes dating back to 400BC roamed this impressive plateau. From the plateau we descend down to the famous White Horse of Kilburn, before heading back up to the top and across to White Mare crag where Sir Harry De Scriven met his fate one stormy night.
Sutton Bank Walks – meet at Sutton Bank Visitors Centre near the café entrance YO7 2EH
The Cistercian Walk – A circular walk from Helmsley to Rievaulx Abbey and back to Helmsley
Friday 25th February 2022
This is a 7 mile circular walk linking ancient monuments set within the beautiful North York Moors. Starting in the charming Yorkshire market town of Helmsley we head off through the grounds of Duncombe Park before picking up the Cleveland Way and heading off towards Rievaulx Abbey, dating back to 1131became the largest and richest Cistercian Abbey in England. We then head back via the Cleveland Way and return to Helmsley.
Helmsley – Rievaulx Walks – meet outside the Black Swan, Helmsley YO62 5BJ
Hole of Horcum – Levisham circular walk
Saturday 26th February | Saturday 5th March 2022
The Hole of Horcum also known as the Devil’s Punchbowl is a spectacular natural amphitheatre scooped out of Levisham Moor. Legend says that the hole was formed when the giant Wade grabbed a handful of earth to throw at his wife Bell.
Reality suggests however that it was created over millennia by glacial meltwater. The path around the hole is on an earthwork dyke, which denotes a prehistoric boundary.
This is an 6 mile (10km) 3.5 hour circular walk that combines the Hole of Horcum/Levisham circular walk. For this walk we meet at the Hole of Horcum carpark situated on the A169.
Hole of Horcum – Meet at Saltergate Car Park, A169, Lockton, Pickering YO18 7NR
Hutton le Hole – Ana Cross – Lastingham circular walk
Sunday 27th February
Hutton le Hole is one of North Yorkshire’s most charming and most visited villages. Stone houses dotted around a village green where sheep graze freely.
Ana Cross or Ainhowe Cross (according to local lore) is a prominent landmark on Spaunton Moor. Made of local sandstone her name refers to the name of the original Anglo-Saxon cross, the head of which lies in the 11th century crypt of St Mary’s church in the nearby village of Lastingham. The original cross was more than 23 feet high, making it the largest known pre-Norman monument in England.
A 7.5 mile (12km) walk of 3-4 hour duration starting from the carpark just on the outskirts of the village on the Lastingham Road.
This walk takes an outward route from Hutton-Le-Hole across Spaunton Moor to Rosedale Chimney Bank Top with absolutely stunning views across Rosedale.
Hutton le Hole – Meet meet in the carpark entrance at postcode: YO62 6UB
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Do you fancy trying your hand at photographing something different? If so, then why not join local landscape photographer Richard Burdon and learn how to shoot stunning night images round Whitby harbour.
The workshop will start at the Abbey House Tearooms (Near Whitby Abbey) at 7.00pm and we’ll spend 2-3 hours visiting a variety of interesting locations around the harbour and old town. Full instruction will be given on how to get the correct exposure and how to improve your compositions.
The group will be for a maximum of 6 people, to ensure everyone gets the attention they require.
Price £25 a head, please
Richard@rjbphotographic.co.uk to book your place.
Saturday 19th. February 2022
Saturday 26th. February 2022
Essentials
Warm clothing, including hat and gloves
Tripod (Essential as exposure times will be long in the dark conditions)
Torch or head torch
Are you looking to buy a gift for someone, but not sure what they would like?
Why not consider a
for one of our workshops?
We can provide a voucher for any amount, just contact us by email or by phone and we will provide a personalised PDF file for you to email to the recipient.
Walk Information
All walks meet up at 4:30pm for a 5pm start – see venues below….
Dark Skies – Walking in Heartbeat Country
Sunday 20th February | Friday 4th March 2022
Surrounded by high moors and interlaced with cascading streams and waterfalls, Heartbeat Country is a walker’s paradise. You will experience the Mallyan Spout Waterfall, which at over 60 feet, is the tallest waterfall on the North York Moors.
Situated on the popular North York Moors railway line with its magnificent steam engines Goathland station was also used by Warner Brothers as the setting for Hogsmeade Station in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. For over 18 years this moors gem was known to millions has Aidensfield, and makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
Goathland Walks – we will meet in the car park at the Inn on the Moor YO22 5LZ.
Robin Hoods Bay – A Smugglers Paradise
Friday 18th February | Sunday 6th March
This coastal walk starts and finishes in Robin Hoods Bay the busiest smuggling community on the Yorkshire coastline during the 18th century. With countless tales of thieves, rogues and smugglers, this makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
For this walk we follow the old railway line towards Whitby before heading back to the Bay along the Cleveland Way, with thunderous waves below and amazing dark skies above, experience this beautiful section of the Yorkshire Heritage Coastline.
Robin Hoods Bay Walks – meet at Station car park YO22 4RE
Sutton Bank – White Horse Circuit
Saturday 19th February 2022
Once described by James Herriot as the finest view in England, what better place to start your dark skies adventure. Heading off across Roulston Scar, where ancient tribes dating back to 400BC roamed this impressive plateau. From the plateau we descend down to the famous White Horse of Kilburn, before heading back up to the top and across to White Mare crag where Sir Harry De Scriven met his fate one stormy night.
Sutton Bank Walks – meet at Sutton Bank Visitors Centre near the café entrance YO7 2EH
The Cistercian Walk – A circular walk from Helmsley to Rievaulx Abbey and back to Helmsley
Friday 25th February 2022
This is a 7 mile circular walk linking ancient monuments set within the beautiful North York Moors. Starting in the charming Yorkshire market town of Helmsley we head off through the grounds of Duncombe Park before picking up the Cleveland Way and heading off towards Rievaulx Abbey, dating back to 1131became the largest and richest Cistercian Abbey in England. We then head back via the Cleveland Way and return to Helmsley.
Helmsley – Rievaulx Walks – meet outside the Black Swan, Helmsley YO62 5BJ
Hole of Horcum – Levisham circular walk
Saturday 26th February | Saturday 5th March 2022
The Hole of Horcum also known as the Devil’s Punchbowl is a spectacular natural amphitheatre scooped out of Levisham Moor. Legend says that the hole was formed when the giant Wade grabbed a handful of earth to throw at his wife Bell.
Reality suggests however that it was created over millennia by glacial meltwater. The path around the hole is on an earthwork dyke, which denotes a prehistoric boundary.
This is an 6 mile (10km) 3.5 hour circular walk that combines the Hole of Horcum/Levisham circular walk. For this walk we meet at the Hole of Horcum carpark situated on the A169.
Hole of Horcum – Meet at Saltergate Car Park, A169, Lockton, Pickering YO18 7NR
Hutton le Hole – Ana Cross – Lastingham circular walk
Sunday 27th February
Hutton le Hole is one of North Yorkshire’s most charming and most visited villages. Stone houses dotted around a village green where sheep graze freely.
Ana Cross or Ainhowe Cross (according to local lore) is a prominent landmark on Spaunton Moor. Made of local sandstone her name refers to the name of the original Anglo-Saxon cross, the head of which lies in the 11th century crypt of St Mary’s church in the nearby village of Lastingham. The original cross was more than 23 feet high, making it the largest known pre-Norman monument in England.
A 7.5 mile (12km) walk of 3-4 hour duration starting from the carpark just on the outskirts of the village on the Lastingham Road.
This walk takes an outward route from Hutton-Le-Hole across Spaunton Moor to Rosedale Chimney Bank Top with absolutely stunning views across Rosedale.
Hutton le Hole – Meet meet in the carpark entrance at postcode: YO62 6UB
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Walk Information
All walks meet up at 4:30pm for a 5pm start – see venues below….
Dark Skies – Walking in Heartbeat Country
Sunday 20th February | Friday 4th March 2022
Surrounded by high moors and interlaced with cascading streams and waterfalls, Heartbeat Country is a walker’s paradise. You will experience the Mallyan Spout Waterfall, which at over 60 feet, is the tallest waterfall on the North York Moors.
Situated on the popular North York Moors railway line with its magnificent steam engines Goathland station was also used by Warner Brothers as the setting for Hogsmeade Station in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. For over 18 years this moors gem was known to millions has Aidensfield, and makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
Goathland Walks – we will meet in the car park at the Inn on the Moor YO22 5LZ.
Robin Hoods Bay – A Smugglers Paradise
Friday 18th February | Sunday 6th March
This coastal walk starts and finishes in Robin Hoods Bay the busiest smuggling community on the Yorkshire coastline during the 18th century. With countless tales of thieves, rogues and smugglers, this makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
For this walk we follow the old railway line towards Whitby before heading back to the Bay along the Cleveland Way, with thunderous waves below and amazing dark skies above, experience this beautiful section of the Yorkshire Heritage Coastline.
Robin Hoods Bay Walks – meet at Station car park YO22 4RE
Sutton Bank – White Horse Circuit
Saturday 19th February 2022
Once described by James Herriot as the finest view in England, what better place to start your dark skies adventure. Heading off across Roulston Scar, where ancient tribes dating back to 400BC roamed this impressive plateau. From the plateau we descend down to the famous White Horse of Kilburn, before heading back up to the top and across to White Mare crag where Sir Harry De Scriven met his fate one stormy night.
Sutton Bank Walks – meet at Sutton Bank Visitors Centre near the café entrance YO7 2EH
The Cistercian Walk – A circular walk from Helmsley to Rievaulx Abbey and back to Helmsley
Friday 25th February 2022
This is a 7 mile circular walk linking ancient monuments set within the beautiful North York Moors. Starting in the charming Yorkshire market town of Helmsley we head off through the grounds of Duncombe Park before picking up the Cleveland Way and heading off towards Rievaulx Abbey, dating back to 1131became the largest and richest Cistercian Abbey in England. We then head back via the Cleveland Way and return to Helmsley.
Helmsley – Rievaulx Walks – meet outside the Black Swan, Helmsley YO62 5BJ
Hole of Horcum – Levisham circular walk
Saturday 26th February | Saturday 5th March 2022
The Hole of Horcum also known as the Devil’s Punchbowl is a spectacular natural amphitheatre scooped out of Levisham Moor. Legend says that the hole was formed when the giant Wade grabbed a handful of earth to throw at his wife Bell.
Reality suggests however that it was created over millennia by glacial meltwater. The path around the hole is on an earthwork dyke, which denotes a prehistoric boundary.
This is an 6 mile (10km) 3.5 hour circular walk that combines the Hole of Horcum/Levisham circular walk. For this walk we meet at the Hole of Horcum carpark situated on the A169.
Hole of Horcum – Meet at Saltergate Car Park, A169, Lockton, Pickering YO18 7NR
Hutton le Hole – Ana Cross – Lastingham circular walk
Sunday 27th February
Hutton le Hole is one of North Yorkshire’s most charming and most visited villages. Stone houses dotted around a village green where sheep graze freely.
Ana Cross or Ainhowe Cross (according to local lore) is a prominent landmark on Spaunton Moor. Made of local sandstone her name refers to the name of the original Anglo-Saxon cross, the head of which lies in the 11th century crypt of St Mary’s church in the nearby village of Lastingham. The original cross was more than 23 feet high, making it the largest known pre-Norman monument in England.
A 7.5 mile (12km) walk of 3-4 hour duration starting from the carpark just on the outskirts of the village on the Lastingham Road.
This walk takes an outward route from Hutton-Le-Hole across Spaunton Moor to Rosedale Chimney Bank Top with absolutely stunning views across Rosedale.
Hutton le Hole – Meet meet in the carpark entrance at postcode: YO62 6UB
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
What is The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby?
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you!
When is it?
Every Saturday at 9:00am.
Where is it?
The event takes place at The Cinder Track, starting at Whitby Sixth Form, Airy Hill, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1QA. See Course page for more details.
What does it cost to join in?
Nothing – it’s free! but please register before you first come along. Only ever register with parkrun once and don’t forget to bring a scannable copy of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you won’t get a time.
How fast do I have to be?
We all take part for our own enjoyment. Please come along and join in whatever your pace!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby needs you!
It is entirely organised by volunteers – email thecindertrack@parkrun.com to help.
We’re friendly!
Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee at the Astro Cafe – please come and join us!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby takes place every Saturday at 9:00am.
A weekly timed event that offers both 2km and 5km routes.
The event is family friendly and runners, joggers and walkers are all encouraged to participate.
Please note that this event is on the CCW Scoresby Site (Whitby Sixth Form).
Participants are encouraged to register for a Great Run Local timing card or wristband.
This event is FREE to participate in.
This event is totally volunteer delivered, so please contact us if you would like to volunteer.
Course Description
2k – The course is delivered all within the College fields, so it is ideal for families and juniors. The route is relatively flat, run on a grass surface and offers outstanding views of the town and Abbey Headland.
5k – This course offers participants a number of surfaces to run on including grass, woodland, and the historic Cinder Track. The route also takes in the iconic Whitby Viaduct that will offer participants amazing views of Whitby Abbey and the Esk Valley.
Event Cancellations
In the unlikely event that this Great Run Local is cancelled, an announcement will be made on the website prior to the day of the event.
All cancellations made on the day of the event will be communicated via the events social media channels.
Walk Information
All walks meet up at 4:30pm for a 5pm start – see venues below….
Dark Skies – Walking in Heartbeat Country
Sunday 20th February | Friday 4th March 2022
Surrounded by high moors and interlaced with cascading streams and waterfalls, Heartbeat Country is a walker’s paradise. You will experience the Mallyan Spout Waterfall, which at over 60 feet, is the tallest waterfall on the North York Moors.
Situated on the popular North York Moors railway line with its magnificent steam engines Goathland station was also used by Warner Brothers as the setting for Hogsmeade Station in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. For over 18 years this moors gem was known to millions has Aidensfield, and makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
Goathland Walks – we will meet in the car park at the Inn on the Moor YO22 5LZ.
Robin Hoods Bay – A Smugglers Paradise
Friday 18th February | Sunday 6th March
This coastal walk starts and finishes in Robin Hoods Bay the busiest smuggling community on the Yorkshire coastline during the 18th century. With countless tales of thieves, rogues and smugglers, this makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
For this walk we follow the old railway line towards Whitby before heading back to the Bay along the Cleveland Way, with thunderous waves below and amazing dark skies above, experience this beautiful section of the Yorkshire Heritage Coastline.
Robin Hoods Bay Walks – meet at Station car park YO22 4RE
Sutton Bank – White Horse Circuit
Saturday 19th February 2022
Once described by James Herriot as the finest view in England, what better place to start your dark skies adventure. Heading off across Roulston Scar, where ancient tribes dating back to 400BC roamed this impressive plateau. From the plateau we descend down to the famous White Horse of Kilburn, before heading back up to the top and across to White Mare crag where Sir Harry De Scriven met his fate one stormy night.
Sutton Bank Walks – meet at Sutton Bank Visitors Centre near the café entrance YO7 2EH
The Cistercian Walk – A circular walk from Helmsley to Rievaulx Abbey and back to Helmsley
Friday 25th February 2022
This is a 7 mile circular walk linking ancient monuments set within the beautiful North York Moors. Starting in the charming Yorkshire market town of Helmsley we head off through the grounds of Duncombe Park before picking up the Cleveland Way and heading off towards Rievaulx Abbey, dating back to 1131became the largest and richest Cistercian Abbey in England. We then head back via the Cleveland Way and return to Helmsley.
Helmsley – Rievaulx Walks – meet outside the Black Swan, Helmsley YO62 5BJ
Hole of Horcum – Levisham circular walk
Saturday 26th February | Saturday 5th March 2022
The Hole of Horcum also known as the Devil’s Punchbowl is a spectacular natural amphitheatre scooped out of Levisham Moor. Legend says that the hole was formed when the giant Wade grabbed a handful of earth to throw at his wife Bell.
Reality suggests however that it was created over millennia by glacial meltwater. The path around the hole is on an earthwork dyke, which denotes a prehistoric boundary.
This is an 6 mile (10km) 3.5 hour circular walk that combines the Hole of Horcum/Levisham circular walk. For this walk we meet at the Hole of Horcum carpark situated on the A169.
Hole of Horcum – Meet at Saltergate Car Park, A169, Lockton, Pickering YO18 7NR
Hutton le Hole – Ana Cross – Lastingham circular walk
Sunday 27th February
Hutton le Hole is one of North Yorkshire’s most charming and most visited villages. Stone houses dotted around a village green where sheep graze freely.
Ana Cross or Ainhowe Cross (according to local lore) is a prominent landmark on Spaunton Moor. Made of local sandstone her name refers to the name of the original Anglo-Saxon cross, the head of which lies in the 11th century crypt of St Mary’s church in the nearby village of Lastingham. The original cross was more than 23 feet high, making it the largest known pre-Norman monument in England.
A 7.5 mile (12km) walk of 3-4 hour duration starting from the carpark just on the outskirts of the village on the Lastingham Road.
This walk takes an outward route from Hutton-Le-Hole across Spaunton Moor to Rosedale Chimney Bank Top with absolutely stunning views across Rosedale.
Hutton le Hole – Meet meet in the carpark entrance at postcode: YO62 6UB
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Do you fancy trying your hand at photographing something different? If so, then why not join local landscape photographer Richard Burdon and learn how to shoot stunning night images round Whitby harbour.
The workshop will start at the Abbey House Tearooms (Near Whitby Abbey) at 7.00pm and we’ll spend 2-3 hours visiting a variety of interesting locations around the harbour and old town. Full instruction will be given on how to get the correct exposure and how to improve your compositions.
The group will be for a maximum of 6 people, to ensure everyone gets the attention they require.
Price £25 a head, please
Richard@rjbphotographic.co.uk to book your place.
Saturday 19th. February 2022
Saturday 26th. February 2022
Essentials
Warm clothing, including hat and gloves
Tripod (Essential as exposure times will be long in the dark conditions)
Torch or head torch
Are you looking to buy a gift for someone, but not sure what they would like?
Why not consider a
for one of our workshops?
We can provide a voucher for any amount, just contact us by email or by phone and we will provide a personalised PDF file for you to email to the recipient.
Walk Information
All walks meet up at 4:30pm for a 5pm start – see venues below….
Dark Skies – Walking in Heartbeat Country
Sunday 20th February | Friday 4th March 2022
Surrounded by high moors and interlaced with cascading streams and waterfalls, Heartbeat Country is a walker’s paradise. You will experience the Mallyan Spout Waterfall, which at over 60 feet, is the tallest waterfall on the North York Moors.
Situated on the popular North York Moors railway line with its magnificent steam engines Goathland station was also used by Warner Brothers as the setting for Hogsmeade Station in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. For over 18 years this moors gem was known to millions has Aidensfield, and makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
Goathland Walks – we will meet in the car park at the Inn on the Moor YO22 5LZ.
Robin Hoods Bay – A Smugglers Paradise
Friday 18th February | Sunday 6th March
This coastal walk starts and finishes in Robin Hoods Bay the busiest smuggling community on the Yorkshire coastline during the 18th century. With countless tales of thieves, rogues and smugglers, this makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
For this walk we follow the old railway line towards Whitby before heading back to the Bay along the Cleveland Way, with thunderous waves below and amazing dark skies above, experience this beautiful section of the Yorkshire Heritage Coastline.
Robin Hoods Bay Walks – meet at Station car park YO22 4RE
Sutton Bank – White Horse Circuit
Saturday 19th February 2022
Once described by James Herriot as the finest view in England, what better place to start your dark skies adventure. Heading off across Roulston Scar, where ancient tribes dating back to 400BC roamed this impressive plateau. From the plateau we descend down to the famous White Horse of Kilburn, before heading back up to the top and across to White Mare crag where Sir Harry De Scriven met his fate one stormy night.
Sutton Bank Walks – meet at Sutton Bank Visitors Centre near the café entrance YO7 2EH
The Cistercian Walk – A circular walk from Helmsley to Rievaulx Abbey and back to Helmsley
Friday 25th February 2022
This is a 7 mile circular walk linking ancient monuments set within the beautiful North York Moors. Starting in the charming Yorkshire market town of Helmsley we head off through the grounds of Duncombe Park before picking up the Cleveland Way and heading off towards Rievaulx Abbey, dating back to 1131became the largest and richest Cistercian Abbey in England. We then head back via the Cleveland Way and return to Helmsley.
Helmsley – Rievaulx Walks – meet outside the Black Swan, Helmsley YO62 5BJ
Hole of Horcum – Levisham circular walk
Saturday 26th February | Saturday 5th March 2022
The Hole of Horcum also known as the Devil’s Punchbowl is a spectacular natural amphitheatre scooped out of Levisham Moor. Legend says that the hole was formed when the giant Wade grabbed a handful of earth to throw at his wife Bell.
Reality suggests however that it was created over millennia by glacial meltwater. The path around the hole is on an earthwork dyke, which denotes a prehistoric boundary.
This is an 6 mile (10km) 3.5 hour circular walk that combines the Hole of Horcum/Levisham circular walk. For this walk we meet at the Hole of Horcum carpark situated on the A169.
Hole of Horcum – Meet at Saltergate Car Park, A169, Lockton, Pickering YO18 7NR
Hutton le Hole – Ana Cross – Lastingham circular walk
Sunday 27th February
Hutton le Hole is one of North Yorkshire’s most charming and most visited villages. Stone houses dotted around a village green where sheep graze freely.
Ana Cross or Ainhowe Cross (according to local lore) is a prominent landmark on Spaunton Moor. Made of local sandstone her name refers to the name of the original Anglo-Saxon cross, the head of which lies in the 11th century crypt of St Mary’s church in the nearby village of Lastingham. The original cross was more than 23 feet high, making it the largest known pre-Norman monument in England.
A 7.5 mile (12km) walk of 3-4 hour duration starting from the carpark just on the outskirts of the village on the Lastingham Road.
This walk takes an outward route from Hutton-Le-Hole across Spaunton Moor to Rosedale Chimney Bank Top with absolutely stunning views across Rosedale.
Hutton le Hole – Meet meet in the carpark entrance at postcode: YO62 6UB
What is The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby?
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you!
When is it?
Every Saturday at 9:00am.
Where is it?
The event takes place at The Cinder Track, starting at Whitby Sixth Form, Airy Hill, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1QA. See Course page for more details.
What does it cost to join in?
Nothing – it’s free! but please register before you first come along. Only ever register with parkrun once and don’t forget to bring a scannable copy of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you won’t get a time.
How fast do I have to be?
We all take part for our own enjoyment. Please come along and join in whatever your pace!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby needs you!
It is entirely organised by volunteers – email thecindertrack@parkrun.com to help.
We’re friendly!
Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee at the Astro Cafe – please come and join us!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby takes place every Saturday at 9:00am.
A weekly timed event that offers both 2km and 5km routes.
The event is family friendly and runners, joggers and walkers are all encouraged to participate.
Please note that this event is on the CCW Scoresby Site (Whitby Sixth Form).
Participants are encouraged to register for a Great Run Local timing card or wristband.
This event is FREE to participate in.
This event is totally volunteer delivered, so please contact us if you would like to volunteer.
Course Description
2k – The course is delivered all within the College fields, so it is ideal for families and juniors. The route is relatively flat, run on a grass surface and offers outstanding views of the town and Abbey Headland.
5k – This course offers participants a number of surfaces to run on including grass, woodland, and the historic Cinder Track. The route also takes in the iconic Whitby Viaduct that will offer participants amazing views of Whitby Abbey and the Esk Valley.
Event Cancellations
In the unlikely event that this Great Run Local is cancelled, an announcement will be made on the website prior to the day of the event.
All cancellations made on the day of the event will be communicated via the events social media channels.
Walk Information
All walks meet up at 4:30pm for a 5pm start – see venues below….
Dark Skies – Walking in Heartbeat Country
Sunday 20th February | Friday 4th March 2022
Surrounded by high moors and interlaced with cascading streams and waterfalls, Heartbeat Country is a walker’s paradise. You will experience the Mallyan Spout Waterfall, which at over 60 feet, is the tallest waterfall on the North York Moors.
Situated on the popular North York Moors railway line with its magnificent steam engines Goathland station was also used by Warner Brothers as the setting for Hogsmeade Station in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. For over 18 years this moors gem was known to millions has Aidensfield, and makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
Goathland Walks – we will meet in the car park at the Inn on the Moor YO22 5LZ.
Robin Hoods Bay – A Smugglers Paradise
Friday 18th February | Sunday 6th March
This coastal walk starts and finishes in Robin Hoods Bay the busiest smuggling community on the Yorkshire coastline during the 18th century. With countless tales of thieves, rogues and smugglers, this makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
For this walk we follow the old railway line towards Whitby before heading back to the Bay along the Cleveland Way, with thunderous waves below and amazing dark skies above, experience this beautiful section of the Yorkshire Heritage Coastline.
Robin Hoods Bay Walks – meet at Station car park YO22 4RE
Sutton Bank – White Horse Circuit
Saturday 19th February 2022
Once described by James Herriot as the finest view in England, what better place to start your dark skies adventure. Heading off across Roulston Scar, where ancient tribes dating back to 400BC roamed this impressive plateau. From the plateau we descend down to the famous White Horse of Kilburn, before heading back up to the top and across to White Mare crag where Sir Harry De Scriven met his fate one stormy night.
Sutton Bank Walks – meet at Sutton Bank Visitors Centre near the café entrance YO7 2EH
The Cistercian Walk – A circular walk from Helmsley to Rievaulx Abbey and back to Helmsley
Friday 25th February 2022
This is a 7 mile circular walk linking ancient monuments set within the beautiful North York Moors. Starting in the charming Yorkshire market town of Helmsley we head off through the grounds of Duncombe Park before picking up the Cleveland Way and heading off towards Rievaulx Abbey, dating back to 1131became the largest and richest Cistercian Abbey in England. We then head back via the Cleveland Way and return to Helmsley.
Helmsley – Rievaulx Walks – meet outside the Black Swan, Helmsley YO62 5BJ
Hole of Horcum – Levisham circular walk
Saturday 26th February | Saturday 5th March 2022
The Hole of Horcum also known as the Devil’s Punchbowl is a spectacular natural amphitheatre scooped out of Levisham Moor. Legend says that the hole was formed when the giant Wade grabbed a handful of earth to throw at his wife Bell.
Reality suggests however that it was created over millennia by glacial meltwater. The path around the hole is on an earthwork dyke, which denotes a prehistoric boundary.
This is an 6 mile (10km) 3.5 hour circular walk that combines the Hole of Horcum/Levisham circular walk. For this walk we meet at the Hole of Horcum carpark situated on the A169.
Hole of Horcum – Meet at Saltergate Car Park, A169, Lockton, Pickering YO18 7NR
Hutton le Hole – Ana Cross – Lastingham circular walk
Sunday 27th February
Hutton le Hole is one of North Yorkshire’s most charming and most visited villages. Stone houses dotted around a village green where sheep graze freely.
Ana Cross or Ainhowe Cross (according to local lore) is a prominent landmark on Spaunton Moor. Made of local sandstone her name refers to the name of the original Anglo-Saxon cross, the head of which lies in the 11th century crypt of St Mary’s church in the nearby village of Lastingham. The original cross was more than 23 feet high, making it the largest known pre-Norman monument in England.
A 7.5 mile (12km) walk of 3-4 hour duration starting from the carpark just on the outskirts of the village on the Lastingham Road.
This walk takes an outward route from Hutton-Le-Hole across Spaunton Moor to Rosedale Chimney Bank Top with absolutely stunning views across Rosedale.
Hutton le Hole – Meet meet in the carpark entrance at postcode: YO62 6UB
Walk Information
All walks meet up at 4:30pm for a 5pm start – see venues below….
Dark Skies – Walking in Heartbeat Country
Sunday 20th February | Friday 4th March 2022
Surrounded by high moors and interlaced with cascading streams and waterfalls, Heartbeat Country is a walker’s paradise. You will experience the Mallyan Spout Waterfall, which at over 60 feet, is the tallest waterfall on the North York Moors.
Situated on the popular North York Moors railway line with its magnificent steam engines Goathland station was also used by Warner Brothers as the setting for Hogsmeade Station in Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone. For over 18 years this moors gem was known to millions has Aidensfield, and makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
Goathland Walks – we will meet in the car park at the Inn on the Moor YO22 5LZ.
Robin Hoods Bay – A Smugglers Paradise
Friday 18th February | Sunday 6th March
This coastal walk starts and finishes in Robin Hoods Bay the busiest smuggling community on the Yorkshire coastline during the 18th century. With countless tales of thieves, rogues and smugglers, this makes for one of the most intriguing walking locations within the National Park.
For this walk we follow the old railway line towards Whitby before heading back to the Bay along the Cleveland Way, with thunderous waves below and amazing dark skies above, experience this beautiful section of the Yorkshire Heritage Coastline.
Robin Hoods Bay Walks – meet at Station car park YO22 4RE
Sutton Bank – White Horse Circuit
Saturday 19th February 2022
Once described by James Herriot as the finest view in England, what better place to start your dark skies adventure. Heading off across Roulston Scar, where ancient tribes dating back to 400BC roamed this impressive plateau. From the plateau we descend down to the famous White Horse of Kilburn, before heading back up to the top and across to White Mare crag where Sir Harry De Scriven met his fate one stormy night.
Sutton Bank Walks – meet at Sutton Bank Visitors Centre near the café entrance YO7 2EH
The Cistercian Walk – A circular walk from Helmsley to Rievaulx Abbey and back to Helmsley
Friday 25th February 2022
This is a 7 mile circular walk linking ancient monuments set within the beautiful North York Moors. Starting in the charming Yorkshire market town of Helmsley we head off through the grounds of Duncombe Park before picking up the Cleveland Way and heading off towards Rievaulx Abbey, dating back to 1131became the largest and richest Cistercian Abbey in England. We then head back via the Cleveland Way and return to Helmsley.
Helmsley – Rievaulx Walks – meet outside the Black Swan, Helmsley YO62 5BJ
Hole of Horcum – Levisham circular walk
Saturday 26th February | Saturday 5th March 2022
The Hole of Horcum also known as the Devil’s Punchbowl is a spectacular natural amphitheatre scooped out of Levisham Moor. Legend says that the hole was formed when the giant Wade grabbed a handful of earth to throw at his wife Bell.
Reality suggests however that it was created over millennia by glacial meltwater. The path around the hole is on an earthwork dyke, which denotes a prehistoric boundary.
This is an 6 mile (10km) 3.5 hour circular walk that combines the Hole of Horcum/Levisham circular walk. For this walk we meet at the Hole of Horcum carpark situated on the A169.
Hole of Horcum – Meet at Saltergate Car Park, A169, Lockton, Pickering YO18 7NR
Hutton le Hole – Ana Cross – Lastingham circular walk
Sunday 27th February
Hutton le Hole is one of North Yorkshire’s most charming and most visited villages. Stone houses dotted around a village green where sheep graze freely.
Ana Cross or Ainhowe Cross (according to local lore) is a prominent landmark on Spaunton Moor. Made of local sandstone her name refers to the name of the original Anglo-Saxon cross, the head of which lies in the 11th century crypt of St Mary’s church in the nearby village of Lastingham. The original cross was more than 23 feet high, making it the largest known pre-Norman monument in England.
A 7.5 mile (12km) walk of 3-4 hour duration starting from the carpark just on the outskirts of the village on the Lastingham Road.
This walk takes an outward route from Hutton-Le-Hole across Spaunton Moor to Rosedale Chimney Bank Top with absolutely stunning views across Rosedale.
Hutton le Hole – Meet meet in the carpark entrance at postcode: YO62 6UB
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Every second Saturday of the Month (except Jan), Malton Monthly Food Market returns with 35 specialist food stalls, street food, live chef demos, music and trips to Talbot Yard.
Popular with all those who care about where their food is sourced, the market is loved by foodie visitors, chefs & keen amateur cooks alike.
Set in and around the Milton Rooms and located in Malton’s central Market Place, the market trades from 9am to 3pm. Free Parking & Entry.
What is The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby?
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you!
When is it?
Every Saturday at 9:00am.
Where is it?
The event takes place at The Cinder Track, starting at Whitby Sixth Form, Airy Hill, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1QA. See Course page for more details.
What does it cost to join in?
Nothing – it’s free! but please register before you first come along. Only ever register with parkrun once and don’t forget to bring a scannable copy of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you won’t get a time.
How fast do I have to be?
We all take part for our own enjoyment. Please come along and join in whatever your pace!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby needs you!
It is entirely organised by volunteers – email thecindertrack@parkrun.com to help.
We’re friendly!
Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee at the Astro Cafe – please come and join us!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby takes place every Saturday at 9:00am.
A weekly timed event that offers both 2km and 5km routes.
The event is family friendly and runners, joggers and walkers are all encouraged to participate.
Please note that this event is on the CCW Scoresby Site (Whitby Sixth Form).
Participants are encouraged to register for a Great Run Local timing card or wristband.
This event is FREE to participate in.
This event is totally volunteer delivered, so please contact us if you would like to volunteer.
Course Description
2k – The course is delivered all within the College fields, so it is ideal for families and juniors. The route is relatively flat, run on a grass surface and offers outstanding views of the town and Abbey Headland.
5k – This course offers participants a number of surfaces to run on including grass, woodland, and the historic Cinder Track. The route also takes in the iconic Whitby Viaduct that will offer participants amazing views of Whitby Abbey and the Esk Valley.
Event Cancellations
In the unlikely event that this Great Run Local is cancelled, an announcement will be made on the website prior to the day of the event.
All cancellations made on the day of the event will be communicated via the events social media channels.
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
What is The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby?
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you!
When is it?
Every Saturday at 9:00am.
Where is it?
The event takes place at The Cinder Track, starting at Whitby Sixth Form, Airy Hill, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1QA. See Course page for more details.
What does it cost to join in?
Nothing – it’s free! but please register before you first come along. Only ever register with parkrun once and don’t forget to bring a scannable copy of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you won’t get a time.
How fast do I have to be?
We all take part for our own enjoyment. Please come along and join in whatever your pace!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby needs you!
It is entirely organised by volunteers – email thecindertrack@parkrun.com to help.
We’re friendly!
Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee at the Astro Cafe – please come and join us!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby takes place every Saturday at 9:00am.
A weekly timed event that offers both 2km and 5km routes.
The event is family friendly and runners, joggers and walkers are all encouraged to participate.
Please note that this event is on the CCW Scoresby Site (Whitby Sixth Form).
Participants are encouraged to register for a Great Run Local timing card or wristband.
This event is FREE to participate in.
This event is totally volunteer delivered, so please contact us if you would like to volunteer.
Course Description
2k – The course is delivered all within the College fields, so it is ideal for families and juniors. The route is relatively flat, run on a grass surface and offers outstanding views of the town and Abbey Headland.
5k – This course offers participants a number of surfaces to run on including grass, woodland, and the historic Cinder Track. The route also takes in the iconic Whitby Viaduct that will offer participants amazing views of Whitby Abbey and the Esk Valley.
Event Cancellations
In the unlikely event that this Great Run Local is cancelled, an announcement will be made on the website prior to the day of the event.
All cancellations made on the day of the event will be communicated via the events social media channels.
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
What is The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby?
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you!
When is it?
Every Saturday at 9:00am.
Where is it?
The event takes place at The Cinder Track, starting at Whitby Sixth Form, Airy Hill, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1QA. See Course page for more details.
What does it cost to join in?
Nothing – it’s free! but please register before you first come along. Only ever register with parkrun once and don’t forget to bring a scannable copy of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you won’t get a time.
How fast do I have to be?
We all take part for our own enjoyment. Please come along and join in whatever your pace!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby needs you!
It is entirely organised by volunteers – email thecindertrack@parkrun.com to help.
We’re friendly!
Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee at the Astro Cafe – please come and join us!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby takes place every Saturday at 9:00am.
A weekly timed event that offers both 2km and 5km routes.
The event is family friendly and runners, joggers and walkers are all encouraged to participate.
Please note that this event is on the CCW Scoresby Site (Whitby Sixth Form).
Participants are encouraged to register for a Great Run Local timing card or wristband.
This event is FREE to participate in.
This event is totally volunteer delivered, so please contact us if you would like to volunteer.
Course Description
2k – The course is delivered all within the College fields, so it is ideal for families and juniors. The route is relatively flat, run on a grass surface and offers outstanding views of the town and Abbey Headland.
5k – This course offers participants a number of surfaces to run on including grass, woodland, and the historic Cinder Track. The route also takes in the iconic Whitby Viaduct that will offer participants amazing views of Whitby Abbey and the Esk Valley.
Event Cancellations
In the unlikely event that this Great Run Local is cancelled, an announcement will be made on the website prior to the day of the event.
All cancellations made on the day of the event will be communicated via the events social media channels.
Enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, focusing on objects in our solar system (the moon and other planets) as well as stars that reside far away from Earth within our Milky Way galaxy. Use our telescopes and binoculars to view a range of constellations and the objects that reside within them, including deep sky objects such as nebulae, star clusters and galaxies.
Dalby Forest is within the North York Moors National Park, which in 2020, was designated an International Dark Sky Reserve by the International Dark-Sky Association, one of only 18 in the world.
Wrap up warm as it can get very cold on a night we will have lots of hot drinks and biscuits to help keep you warm If you have your own equipment please feel free to bring it, even a pair of binoculars and a blanket to lie on can be great.
We will have our indoor planetarium on standby in case the weather does not allow us to see any stars outside. Using this we can take you on a virtual tour of the night sky and even on a journey through our entire universe. This means we will only cancel an event if Dalby is inaccessible due to weather conditions.
This event takes place at our Dalby Explorer Hub, located in the Courtyard at the opposite end of the carpark to the main visitor centre. If you park at the main visitor centre carpark and then follow signs for the Dalby Bike Hub/Courtyard you will find us (please note mobile phone coverage is very poor in Dalby Forest). If you don’t have a Dalby Forest pass to cover your parking charge then we will give you a code on the night to use before you exit to give you free parking.
Grid Reference: SE855874
Latitude , Longitude (decimal) 54.275141 , -0.68701056
Latitude , Longitude (degs, mins, secs) 54°16′31″N , 000°41′13″W
What3Words: efficient.bound.slicing
Postcode (nearest): YO18 7LT please be aware this will not give you the exact meeting place.
This video shows you how to find us.
We will have free hot drinks and snacks, and there are toilets. We do not recommend dogs attend these events. There is no lower age limit but we find children over the age of 7 get the most out of these events. Please note all under 16s must be accompanied.
If you have any questions about this event please contact us. On the evening of your event if you are running late please text 07964 759433 (please don’t ring as reception is poor).
What is The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby?
A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you!
When is it?
Every Saturday at 9:00am.
Where is it?
The event takes place at The Cinder Track, starting at Whitby Sixth Form, Airy Hill, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1QA. See Course page for more details.
What does it cost to join in?
Nothing – it’s free! but please register before you first come along. Only ever register with parkrun once and don’t forget to bring a scannable copy of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you won’t get a time.
How fast do I have to be?
We all take part for our own enjoyment. Please come along and join in whatever your pace!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby needs you!
It is entirely organised by volunteers – email thecindertrack@parkrun.com to help.
We’re friendly!
Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee at the Astro Cafe – please come and join us!
The Cinder Track parkrun, Whitby takes place every Saturday at 9:00am.
A weekly timed event that offers both 2km and 5km routes.
The event is family friendly and runners, joggers and walkers are all encouraged to participate.
Please note that this event is on the CCW Scoresby Site (Whitby Sixth Form).
Participants are encouraged to register for a Great Run Local timing card or wristband.
This event is FREE to participate in.
This event is totally volunteer delivered, so please contact us if you would like to volunteer.
Course Description
2k – The course is delivered all within the College fields, so it is ideal for families and juniors. The route is relatively flat, run on a grass surface and offers outstanding views of the town and Abbey Headland.
5k – This course offers participants a number of surfaces to run on including grass, woodland, and the historic Cinder Track. The route also takes in the iconic Whitby Viaduct that will offer participants amazing views of Whitby Abbey and the Esk Valley.
Event Cancellations
In the unlikely event that this Great Run Local is cancelled, an announcement will be made on the website prior to the day of the event.
All cancellations made on the day of the event will be communicated via the events social media channels.