The Lost Scarborough & Whitby Railway – Part 2/3

Part 2 of my walk along the Scarborough & Whitby Railway, now known as The Cinder Track. This time taking in the section between Robin Hood’s Bay and Hayburn Wyke - arguably one of the most stunning walks in the area.

During this video, I take a look at what’s left of the route between Robin Hood’s Bay and Hayburn Wyke, including the stations at Robin Hood’s Bay, Fyling Hall, Ravenscar, Staintondale and Hayburn Wyke. Finishing with a visit to Hayburn Wyke beach waterfall and a pint at the Hayburn Wyke Inn.

The Scarborough & Whitby Railway was closed in 1965, as part of the infamous ‘Beeching Cuts’. Although many people would love to see the railway line reopen, it’s unlikely to ever happen.

(Many thanks to Neil Cholmondeley, John Turner & Ayd Instone for their help with research and permission to use their archive material.)

USEFUL LINKS
Brakevan to Whitby DVD (archive video of the line) - https://amzn.to/3f6jhx4
Robin Hood's Bay station holiday let - https://www.stationwaitingrooms.co.uk
Hayburn Wyke Inn pub & accommodation - https://hayburnwykeinn.co.uk
The Town That Never Was - https://www.thetownthatneverwas.co.uk
Archive video of the line - https://youtu.be/pTEikYMRctU
Official Cinder Track website - https://www.scarborough.gov.uk/home/sport-and-leisure/parks-play-areas-and-gardens/cinder-track

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