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The North York Moors National Park, established in 1952, is a stunning expanse of heather-covered moorland, ancient woodlands, and dramatic coastline in North Yorkshire, England. Visitors can explore over 1,400 miles of walking and cycling ... trails, including the famous Cleveland Way and Lyke Wake Walk. The park is also home to historic sites like Rievaulx Abbey and Whitby Abbey, as well as charming villages like Helmsley and Goathland, known for its role in the TV series "Heartbeat." The best time to visit is during the late spring and summer months when the heather is in full bloom. Immerse yourself in the local culture by sampling traditional Yorkshire dishes like Yorkshire pudding and exploring the area's rich history of mining and farming. Read more ▼
