Saltburn
Saltburn is a delightful Victorian seaside town which sits on the edge of the Cleveland Way on the North Yorkshire coast. Full of original character and charm it has a magnificent iron pier which can be reached via the water balanced cliff tramway, the oldest working tramway of its kind remaining in Britain. The town is steeped in history and legend has it that it was once a renowned haunt for smugglers.
Saltburn is a regular sea angling venue with fishermen seen in all weathers on the end of the pier. In addition this is also a centre for all year round surfing, with a surfing centre/shop located right next to the beach.
Visitors can enjoy exhilarating walks along the cliffs, sit and watch the colourful...
Saltburn by the Sea, Yorkshire Coast
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Saltburn by the Sea, Yorkshire Coast
For fitness and fun the Saltburn Leisure Centre has everything to satisfy your needs. Swimming, sports and fitness classes are coupled with a comprehensive range of gym equipment and expert...
Saltburn by the Sea, Yorkshire Coast
Scaling Dam fishery has everything you need for a fine days fishing with the family. The visitor centre and tackle shop stock a range of refreshments, fishing supplies and bait. There is also a...
Saltburn by the Sea, Yorkshire Coast
Saltburn Miniature Railway is a delightful 15 inch gauge railway on the North Eastern Coast of England and is one of the most famous miniature railways in the UK. A great day out for families,...
Saltburn by the Sea, North York Moors
Doug Thwaites is a professional landscape and wildlife photographer based in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire. Doug mainly works in the North York Moors and North Pennines area taking wonderful...