Middlesbrough
This railway station is right in the heart of this lively city, convienient for the MIMA art gallery, shopping, sport and entertainment.
90 minutes to Whitby
Marton
Stewart Park, the Captain Cook Birthplace Museum and Ormsby Hall are all within easy reach of this station.
82 minutes to Whitby
8 minutes to Middlesbrough
Gypsy Lane
Here you can visit a country park and a new cathedral.
79 minutes to Whitby
11 minutes to Middlesbrough
Nunthorpe
An outer suburb of Middlesbrough, whose attractions include a golf club and riding centre.
76 minutes to Whitby
13 minutes to Middlesbrough
Great Ayton
A centre of industrial activity from the Middle-Ages until recently. Visit the Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum.
70 minutes to Whitby
20 minutes to Middlesbrough
Battersby
A Victorain industial village situated on the edge of the Moors.
60 minutes to Whitby
25 minutes to Middlesbrough
Kildale
One of the more remote Moorland villages. Walk to Roseberry Topping from here.
55 minutes to Whitby
34 minutes to Middlesbrough
Commondale
A peaceful farming-based village with an interesting industial past.
48 minutes to Whitby
41 minutes to Middlesbrough
Castleton Moor
One of the largest villages on the Moors and the place to begin the Esk Valley Walk.
45 minutes to Whitby
45 minutes to Middlesbrough
Danby
A popular destination for holidaymakers and day-trippers The Moors Centre is located here.
48 minutes to Middlesbrough
42 minutes to Whitby
Lealholm
Acclaimed as "the prettiest village in Yorkshire", popular for family outings.
54 minutes to Middlesbrough
35 minutes to Whitby
Glaisdale
The famous Begger's Bridge is right next to the station. Begin a lovely woodland walk along an ancient pannierway here.
59 minutes to Middlesbrough
28 minutes to Whitby
Egton
A charming village popular with walkers and anglers and a place of pilgrimage.
66 minutes to Middlesbrough
25 minutes to Whitby
Grosmont
The place to see steam trains and maybe travel on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway to Pickering.
69 minutes to Middlesbrough
21 minutes to Whitby
Sleights
Where leaping salmon can be seen between October and December. The Esk is the only salmon river in Yorkshire.
77 minutes to Middlesbrough
12 minutes to Whitby
Ruswarp
On the edge of the North York Moors National Park and a pleasant and easy walk to or from Whitby.
82 minutes to Middlesbrough
7 minutes to Whitby
Whitby
A historic seaside town famous for its ruined Abbey and a visit by Count Dracula.
90 minutes to Middlesbrough
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The Coliseum, Victoria Place, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1EZ
Telephone: 01947 829802
Email: enquiries@eskvalleyrailway.co.uk
The Coliseum, Victoria Place, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO21 1EZ
Telephone: 01947 829802
Email: enquiries@eskvalleyrailway.co.uk