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Waterfalls and packhorse bridges, steam engines and abbey ruins, tea gardens and moorland viewpoints. Filter by type or by village.

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Arncliffe Arms, Glaisdale

The pub at the bottom of Glaisdale, a short walk from the station and Beggar's Bridge, popular with Coast to Coast walkers.

Glaisdale

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Beck Hole

A tiny hamlet in a deep wooded hollow with a quoits pitch and one of the smallest pubs in England.

Goathland

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Board Inn, Lealholm

A riverside pub on Lealholm's green, with tables by the Esk, locally sourced food and five en-suite rooms.

Lealholm

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Bridge Inn, Ruswarp

A riverside pub beside the bridge at Ruswarp, next to the boat hire and a level stroll from Whitby.

Ruswarp

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Cleveland Inn, Commondale

The only pub in Commondale, a moorland local a short walk from the station.

Commondale

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Downe Arms, Castleton

A village inn on Castleton's high street, with food, rooms and the shops and tea rooms of the village around it.

Castleton

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Duke of Wellington, Danby

An 18th-century coaching inn at the crossroads in Danby village, a minute from the station, with rooms and food.

Danby

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Eskdale Inn, Castleton

The pub beside Castleton Moor station, a convenient first or last stop on the Esk Valley Walk.

Castleton

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Fortune's Kippers

A smokehouse on Henrietta Street that has cured herrings the same way over oak and beech since 1872.

Whitby

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Goathland Hotel (the Aidensfield Arms)

The Heartbeat pub: the Goathland Hotel played the Aidensfield Arms for eighteen years and still trades on it.

Goathland

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Magpie Café, Whitby

The black-and-white harbourside café whose fish and chips have drawn queues along Pier Road since the 1930s.

Whitby

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Plough Inn, Sleights

The village pub near the river and station at the bottom of Sleights, closed for refurbishment and due to reopen in 2027.

Sleights

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Postgate Inn, Egton Bridge

A stone village pub next to Egton station, named for the martyr priest of the moors, serving food and with rooms upstairs.

Egton Bridge

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Station Tavern, Grosmont

The pub opposite Grosmont station, with a beer garden looking straight onto the steam trains.

Grosmont

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Wheatsheaf Inn, Egton

A traditional village pub on Egton's broad main street, a steep mile above Egton Bridge, known for its food.

Egton