A minimalistic map of the Cleveland Way hiking trail in North Yorkshire, Northern England. It shows the full route of the thru-hike, key cities, points of interest, and hills along the way, and important statistics about the trail at the bottom. It's offered in several different minimal color options and different sizes to look good in any interior.
About the Cleveland Way
The Cleveland Way is a 109-mile-long thru-hike in North Yorkshire, Northern England. It starts at Helmsley, then goes through the North York Moors National Park, joins the coastline at Saltburn-by-the-Sea, and finishes at the coastal town of Filey. It offers a good combination of inland hiking through remote and wild natural areas and coastal hiking with traditional fishing towns and local foods.
Statistics About the Cleveland Way
- Start point: Helmsley, England
- End point: Filey, England
- Total distance: 109 miles / 175 km
- Total altitude gain/loss: 16 506 ft / 5031 m
- Highest point: 1489 ft / 454 m (Urra Moor - Round Hill)
- Countries crossed: England, United Kingdom
- National parks crossed: North York Moors National Park
- Time to finish: Typically 9 to 11 days