Walks near Redcar by train
Stations: Redcar East · Redcar Central
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Saltburn Circular via Warsett Hill (Yorkshire)
15 minutes direct from Redcar East.
Cleveland Way cliffs from Saltburn over Warsett Hill, with ironstone-mine remains and a charm-bracelet sculpture above the sea.
Huntcliff: A high coastal cliff east of Saltburn bearing the remains of a Victorian ironstone-mine fanhouse, on the Cleveland Way and England Coast Path.
The Cleveland Way: A National Trail that here follows the cliff-top coastline east of Saltburn, also signed as the England Coast Path.
Time: 3h
Lunch: The Ship pub on the Saltburn seafront, early on the route.
Warnings: Cliff-top paths with steep climbs; keep dogs on leads near livestock and cliff edges.
Walk details: Northern Railway (tips, photos, local insights and turn-by-turn directions).

Horden to Hartlepool (Durham)
1 hour from Redcar Central, with one change.

Seaham to Horden (Durham)
1 hour from Redcar Central, with one change.

Stockton to Middlesbrough (Durham)
30 minutes from Redcar Central, with one change.
Recommended: A direct town-centre-to-town-centre route, under 20% on roads with the rest flat and well-surfaced tarmac path mostly along the riverside. Passes through a semi-industrial landscape and runs close to the river.
Waterway: two thirds along the River Tees.
Time: 2h–3h30
Warnings: Follows a busy road for a sixth of the walk.
Walk details: Slow Ways.

Darlington to Yarm (Durham)
45 minutes direct from Redcar Central.

Yarm to Stockton (Yorkshire)
30 minutes from Redcar Central, with one change.

Darlington to Stockton (Durham)
45 minutes direct from Redcar Central.

Billingham to Hartlepool (Durham)
30 minutes from Redcar Central, with one change.
A lengthy route with substantial pavement sections at the start and end and narrow countryside footpaths in between. The section around Cowpen Bewley Woodland Park is the nicest but also the most challenging terrain. Can be muddy when wet.
Time: 4h–7h30
Warnings: The route crosses the busy A689; the safer crossing point is slightly east of the line shown, at the traffic lights. Can be muddy.
Walk details: Slow Ways.

Shildon to Darlington (Durham)
45 minutes direct from Redcar Central.
Lots of lovely nature and panoramic views. A long route mixing town road-walking with field paths and farm tracks across open country, with panoramic views and lots of nature. Many field paths are poorly maintained, lost or heavily overgrown with nettles and brambles and very wet and muddy after rain. Passes under the A1 near Darlington; there is an ice cream shop at Walworth a short detour off-route.
Time: 5h30–10h30
Warnings: Many field paths are overgrown, lost or blocked and need hacking through nettles; some require detours around farms. Parts cross or run beside the busy A6072 and A1, and the A1 underpass can flood. Tough going for adults and impractical with wheels away from the towns. Can be muddy.
Walk details: Slow Ways.