The Cleveland Way
​ This National Trail is 109 miles long, skirting The North York Moors National Park, with ever changing scenery as it encompasses both moorland and coastal paths. There are several short and circular walks that spring form the main trail, you can pick up the trail or a short walk from our gate!
www.nationaltrail.co.uk
You can also pick up several circular walks, ranging from 4-9 miles such as The Saxon Princess Trail. You do not even have to plan your own route as ' Loftus accord Walking Group' have done all the hard work for you.
www.walkingloftusandthenorthyorkshirecoast.com
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 Doorstep Delights

Staithes is one mile from Alum House. A popular fishing village that you can either walk to along the Cleveland Way or drive, the public car park is at the top of the village. Pubs, tea room, museum.
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interested in a fishing trip?
www.realstaithes.com

Robin Hoods Bay is a beautiful coastal village about 14 miles away. Meander through picture postcard streets down to the beach or enjoy fish and chips straight from the paper.
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Whitby is about 12 miles from Alum House. A busy fishing port from where the famous Captain Cook sailed the Endeavour from in 1770 and discovered Australia.
WHITBY GOTH WEEKENDS
23rd-25th April 2021
​29th-31st Oct 2021

Fancy something a bit different ? 
Cleveland Ironstone Museum- Skinningrove- ironstone museum.co.uk
an exciting fully guided tour on the site of Clevelands first ironstone mine 
 Ormesby Hall-Ormesby-hall@nationaltrust.org.uk
Built around 1740, a Wonderfull family mansion to explore
Kirkletham Museum & grounds- Kirkletham Redcar- northyorkmoors.org.uk
A free local history museum in a 1710 Queen Anne building, with permanent and semi-permeant displays