Hayburn Wyke
Hayburn Wyke is a hidden bay on the coast north of Scarborough, where ancient woodland clings to the cliffs above a quiet pebble beach. A short but steep path drops through oak, ash and beech to the shore, where a small waterfall spills straight onto the rocks. The Jurassic cliffs here are rich in fossils, and the whole cove has a wild, away-from-it-all feel rare on this stretch of the North Sea.
- Waterfall onto the beach
- Wooded cliff path
- Secluded pebble cove
Best for walkers chasing a wild, quiet stretch of Yorkshire coast.
Things to see at Hayburn Wyke
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- The Waterfall onto the Beach
- Pebble Cove and Rock Pools
- The Wooded Cliff Path
- Fossil-Rich Jurassic Cliffs