We have put together a list of scenic places in North Yorkshire to go for a walk with your family according to TripAdvisor.
. Malham Cove
This venue is a huge curving shaped cliff formation of limestone rock and overlooks the village of Malham. It was a filming location for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows; Harry is seen camping at Malham Cove in one of the scenes. The structure of the cove makes for the perfect scenic route for a nice walk. It has a rating of five stars on TripAdvisor with 1,530 reviews. Photo: Marisa Cashill
. York City Walls
This elevated route around the city centre is a major feature of York’s historic environment and identity. They were mainly built in the 13th century. Many attractions include the Richard III Experience, located at Monk Bar, the Henry VII Experience, located at Micklegate Bar, the Red Tower CIC and the Walmgate Bar Gatehouse Coffee. It has a rating of four and a half stars on TripAdvisor with 9,706 reviews. Photo: James Hardisty
. Peasholm Park
The park was voted the sixth best park in the UK and the 25th best park in Europe for the TripAdvisor Travellers Choice Awards and is located in Scarborough’s North Bay. It has a rich history and recently received the Green Flag Award. It has a rating of four and a half stars on TripAdvisor with 5,084 reviews. Photo: Steve Bambridge
5. Roseberry Topping
The stunning views make this a beautiful place for a lovely stroll. Roseberry Topping was a source of inspiration for ancient Britons and Viking invaders and it sparked adventure for a famous explorer and inspired Northumbrian princes. It has a rating of five stars on TripAdvisor with 759 reviews. Photo: Gary Longbottom
6. Aysgarth Falls
As you walk along the Aysgarth Falls, you can get a stunning view of the waterfalls on the River Ure and the surrounding woods or you can head up to the scenic villages of Caperby or Aysgarth. It has a rating of four and a half stars on TripAdvisor with 1,960 reviews. Photo: James Hardisty
7. Bolton Abbey
From a chilled walk across the moor, a fun family day out at one the Abbey’s organised events or a day out shopping and afternoon tea with friends, there are plenty of things to do in Bolton Abbey. Bolton Abbey takes its name from the ruins of the 12th century Augustinian monastery, which is now known as Bolton Priory. The Priory was closed in the 1539 Dissolution of the Monasteries ordered by King Henry VIII. It has a rating of four and a half stars on TripAdvisor with 1,875 reviews. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
8. Whitby Beach
Whitby has beaches on either side of the River Esk; West Cliff Beach is the main beach in Whitby. There is an outdoor paddling pool, skateboard park, children’s crazy golf, pitch and putt, trampolines and bumper boats for a fun day out with the family. It has a rating of four and a half stars on TripAdvisor with 1,467 reviews. Photo: Danny Lawson / PA