Filey

Filey is a seaside town in North Yorkshire.

• From York take the A64.
• From the South/Midlands. Use the M62. Leave at Howden, take the A614 to Bridlington, then the A165.
• Since the town is on a cliff. Parking by the sea is limited. There is more roadside parking in Church Ravine at the north end of the beach. If full, try the country park which has a path down to the beach.

Trains run from Hull and Scarborough

• Cobble Landing Since Filey has no harbour, fishing boats are towed by tractor from the sea to the landing.

• Filey Brigg is the main landmark. Walk along the beach to the end, but remember to return 2 hours before high tide or you will get cut off. Alternatively, walk along the top of the Brigg. There is a section of the car park in the Country Park next to where the clif path starts.
• Visit the Filey Museum www.filey.co.uk
• Check out the maze in Crescent Gardens www.fileymercury.co.uk

• Sterchi's, Handmade chocolates. Their shop is in Murray Street, since the 1920s.

• Inghams, High quality fish and chip shop, you will struggle to find anything better (expect long queues).
• Grape Cafe, A nice cafe with a vinery inside.

• Crescent Vaults
• Three Tons
• Imperial
• Foords Hotel
• Star Inn
• Crown
• Station
• Grapes
• Cobble Landing Bar

• Scarborough (to the North), and Bridlington (to the South) are other towns worth visiting on this popular stretch of coast.

• Hunmanby A small village 2 miles inland.

• An ideal base from which to explore Yorkshire as several camp sites. Lovely views of the sea and some nice little beaches • Donna D.
• The first to write a tip on Filey Never!!! You must be able to walk up steep hills but visit the rock pools when the tides out! • Susan F.