Coastliner Way - Saxton to Filey & Bridlington
39 km / 24 miles
N Yorkshire
The trail to Filey/Bridlington first duplicates the Scarborough route as far as Saxton. Then legs 21 to 23 cover an extra 24 miles continuing first across the dry valleys of the Yorkshire Wolds Way into Filey and then on to Bridlington. From Filey there is a fine walk along Filey Beach to Reighton and then an exhilarating cliff top path along the Headland Way to Bempton with its well-loved RSPB site. Coming inland, Bridlington’s Priory Church is the final iconic destination before finishing the walk at the bus station. Coastliner Way maps and route navigation descriptions are technically free to print out from our website (www.johneckersley.wordpress.com) although we would ask you to make a voluntary donation to Christian Aid. Christian Aid is a Christian organisation that insists that the world can and must be swiftly changed to one where everyone can live a full life, free from poverty. Christian Aid has a vision – an end to poverty – and we believe that vision can become a reality.
Strider News - December 2018 (Path Update)
IMPORTANT AMENDMENT
The Coastliner 845 bus route from Staxton to Filey and Bridlington has been cancelled as from 1st July 2018. It has been replaced by the express service X43 which runs from Staxton to Scarborough Railway Station and then down the coast, stopping only at Filey, Primrose Valley and Bridlington. This new service will only operate once a day (Monday to Saturday and not Sunday) during July and August 2018. The service will be reviewed for the following year. This means that Walks 21, 22 and 23 of the Coastliner Way can no longer be completed using the Coastliner bus. However, if you do wish to follow these three sections of the trail it will be possible to do so using a two car system by parking one car at the end of the day’s walk. For future changes to the bus timetable, please check before starting your walk: Coastliner Bus Service: 01653 692 556 (www.coastliner.co.uk )
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705 m (2,313 ft) ascent
177 m (581 ft) maximum height
