Scarborough & Whitby Railway (The Cinder Track) – Part 1 of 3

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

I took a walk along the old route over 50 years after the last train ran. Now called the Cinder Track, it provides a walkway & cycle route of 21 miles for the public between Scarborough & Whitby. During this video, I take a look at what’s left of the route between Whitby and Hawsker, including the old station houses and impressive Larpool Viaduct.

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

USEFUL LINKS
Book train travel to Whitby – https://prf.hn/l/7QA4jA2
Hawsker Station Self-Catering Railway Carriage – https://www.trailways.info
Bagdale Hall Hotel –https://www.bagdale.co.uk

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