Flamborough Head

About trip

A route around the stunning coastline of Flamborough Head with its bright white chalk cliff faces, secluded beaches, caves and rolling countryside. The walk sets off from the southern side of the headland and follows the coastline, taking in some fantastic scenery and nature. Perched high on the cliffsides are massive colonies of roosting sea birds of different types as well as the historic lighthouse on the headland and the secluded beach at the North Landing complete with characteristic fishing boats. By Ben Poulter Route Start/parking: Car park, South Sea Road, Flamborough, grid ref TA230695 Is it for me? Well-signed paths following cliffside; one short climb; some road walking Stiles: 1 Planning Nearest town: Bridlington Refreshments: Cliff End Café (01262 850671) Public toilets: Flamborough Head car park Public transport: East Yorkshire bus 510 from Bridlington Maps: Ordnance Survey Explorer 301; Landranger 101 **A PDF of this route, including a map and full route directions, can be downloaded by going to Extras tab and clicking on the PDF symbol** From Country Walking magazine, to subscribe visit www.GreatMagazines.co.uk/CountryWalking © Copyright Bauer Media Limited 2011. All rights reserved. We have taken all reasonable steps to ensure these walks are safe and correctly described. However things do change and all outdoor activities involve a degree of risk. The publishers accept no responsibility for any errors or omissions or for any injuries or accidents that occur whilst following this walk.