Yorkshire Coast Attractions
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The Yorkshire Coast extends 40 miles from Saltburn to Filey in the North Moors National Park. It is possible to hike along the clifftop of Robin Hood's Bay on the Cleveland Way long-distance footpath, which offers spectacular views. The area is also home to a wide range of habitats and supports a diversity of wildlife.
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Fountains Abbey
Fountains Abbey is one of the grandest and most well preserved ruined abbeys in the country. A World Heritage Site, the ruins date back to the year 1132.
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Upper Wharfedale
In the Upper Wharfedale valley are a number of interesting towns and attractions, including Buckden, Burnsall, and Kettlewell.