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Photo: Quarry Hill, a 100m hill near Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, northern England.

© John Slater / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Quarry Hill

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Quarry Hill is a 100-metre hill in North Yorkshire. It is the highest point of Middlesbrough. It is one of 28 hills the Albion Guide charts in North Yorkshire.

Nearby hills include Boy Hill, Gisborough Moor and Cringle Moor - Drake Howe. For arrivals by rail, Great Ayton Station is 2.6 km to the south-east.

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Photo of the North York Moors, a National Park in North Yorkshire, northern England.Iconic

North York Moors

National Park near Rosedale Abbey

The largest heather moorland in England, purple in late summer, edged by a fine coast.

1.3 km E

Photo of Roseberry Topping, a Site of Special Scientific Interest near Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, northern England.Iconic

Roseberry Topping

SSSI near Middlesbrough

Half-collapsed cone, the Cleveland Matterhorn.

2.5 km E

Photo along the Cleveland Way, a 109-mile National Trail running from Helmsley to Filey Brigg, northern England.Highlight

Cleveland Way

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Heather moor and high sea cliff in a horseshoe around the North York Moors.

2.7 km E · North Yorkshire

Photo along the Coast to Coast, a 190-mile National Trail running from St Bees to Robin Hood's Bay, England.Highlight

Coast to Coast

National Trail

Wainwright's own invention: St Bees to Robin Hood's Bay through three national parks.

8.7 km S · North Yorkshire & Cumbria

Photo of The Wainstones, a rock formation near Battersby in the North York Moors, North Yorkshire, northern England.Highlight

The Wainstones

Rock formation near Battersby

A jumble of sandstone crags on the Cleveland Way escarpment, popular with scramblers and climbers.

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Photo along the King Charles III England Coast Path, a 2,700-mile National Trail in England.

King Charles III England Coast Path

National Trail

One path around a whole country — beach, clifftop and seawall the entire way round England's coast, opening stretch by stretch.

8.9 km N · spans 24 counties