What a lovely video, particularly for an old guy like me who could never negotiate that path, it allowed me to share your experience, thank you. Someone has taken a lot of care maintaining that path and building those stairs, I wonder who?
Wow the scenery of those cliffs was breathtaking...thank you for showing us how beautiful are country is..I cannot access places of such beauty so thank you for sharing your journeys..
Jeeezzz, my head's still spinning, my palms are sweating and my knees are ever so grateful for you going down to that beautiful little spot, thanks Ant👍👍👍👍
Great little video. Not the usual railway stuff, so I wasn't sure I would be interested but what a fantastic find! Beautiful location and lovely footage. Your vids just keep getting better and better 🙂
Nice one Ant. It certainly looks spectacular going down to the shore from the top. I bet there's not many people that's filmed that area like you have. Many thanks for showing us all.
Thanks for posting. My wife and i love coast paths around England and Wales, but I'm so glad you took us down there, as i don't think I could have made it !!
Ant, why is it than whenever I watch one of your videos, I wish I was also there on the journey ------ off camera of course. It's hard to tell on a laptop, but that hill side and cliffs look a tad bit unstable, the look of the cliffs and rocky beaches in the drone shot look like it could be along the coast of Palos Verdes Hills "just south of Torrance and north of San Pedro CA. The UK has so much to see, you will have content for years to come. OH great drone work, shows the beauty of the journey. Mike
Lovely Video, with excellent drone footage! This Spot was a great find, thank you for taking me down to the Beach!! Alas, my legs couldn't get me down there with those very steep steps. I think the piece of metal you spotted on the beach could have been from what was the original Railway Line & used to join up the sides of the track. Lovely Filming as Always,Thank You for Sharing.
Wow. What a great video! Fantastic scenery but quite eerie as well (accentuated by the soundtrack!) I would think that descent would be even more hazardous after wet weather so you were lucky that it was so beautiful and dry. What a wonderful journey it must have been on the old Whitby to Middlesbrough railway. There are a couple of old tunnels on the path going north from Sandsend . We walked there once to see if we could het in but they seemed well sealed. Staithes and the viaduct there must have been another major highlight of the journey.
Thank you for the tour today. Luckily, you were not injured on some of those trail ways. A historic area to see. Be careful on the way home! See you on the next. Have a cracking week ahead! Cheers Ant! 🇬🇧😮🙂👍🇺🇸
Stunning location! Quite surprised with all the health and safety these days that the access is still there.. really enjoying all your little explores along the way.. looking forward to the next one 😀the
Brave you climbing down there. But it was worth it. Amazing views and colours. Filming and drone excellent. Thank you Ant, would never have seen any of this if not for you.
Oh wow, how come I never new about these places in your videos 😮 can't wait to get out exploring this soon. Thanks Love the way you show on the maps by the way 🤩
Great video Ant. Have walked along the cliff tops there many times but have never ventured down to the beach, next time I'm in the area I'll take a look. Thx
Cor be careful Ant - Mind you I would have probably done the very same thing - but what does it look like @ high tide??? @ 6:56 - I think that to me looks like a part of a what they call "A Chair" - which is the part what holds the Rail to the Sleeper me thinks😉🚂🚂🚂
Folow the Cleveland Way and on the south sode of Whity you'll find Saltwick Bay. Not secret as such bit a hidden gem with a shipwreck , fossils and great scenery.
That path was known locally as the Goat Track. In the 1930s my father and some villagers carried up a dead body that had washed ashore. No ropes or safety barriers then
That path you have walked down is known as the goat track to us local fisherman we walk down that with our rods rod rest and a box full of gear on our backs
Please Ant, when showing us around places, can you try not to spin the handheld gopro too fast...makes me feel a bit pukey! Take it slow and allow the viewers to absorb the images. Also, when doing seaside walks, please try to research tidal times. Would hate to lose you to the sea!! Again, thanks for showing us the beautiful scenery from the ground and in the air. Such a great pilot!
The camera movement is something that'll probably stay.. it's not something I can consciously think about whilst doing everything else. In 4 years I've had maybe 3 comments about it 🤷 The tide was on it's way out as I knew this from knowing nearby Whitby tide times
My knees would not make that hill, thanks for doing for me.
The steps back up were awful 😂
I'm with you on that one, thank goodness for people like Ant❤👍
What a lovely video, particularly for an old guy like me who could never negotiate that path, it allowed me to share your experience, thank you.
Someone has taken a lot of care maintaining that path and building those stairs, I wonder who?
Putting it all in place must have been a tough job too.
Wow the scenery of those cliffs was breathtaking...thank you for showing us how beautiful are country is..I cannot access places of such beauty so thank you for sharing your journeys..
Jeeezzz, my head's still spinning, my palms are sweating and my knees are ever so grateful for you going down to that beautiful little spot, thanks Ant👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Bob. I think it looks worse on camera
What a gem of a find Ant. Definitely dodgy stairs. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks very much for watching Chris
Beautiful view and place to see 😄 But that walk down and back up 😮that's a shin burner of a climb if ever I saw one 😆
I'm heading up that way next week, with my kayak & tent & barbie for a couple of nites of beach camping. Nice one Ant, absolutely beautiful. ❤.
Sounds great! Enjoy :)
Great little video. Not the usual railway stuff, so I wasn't sure I would be interested but what a fantastic find! Beautiful location and lovely footage. Your vids just keep getting better and better 🙂
Thanks Billy.... at least it lets you know i've also started the Whitby to Loftus railway too ;)
Nice one Ant. It certainly looks spectacular going down to the shore from the top. I bet there's not many people that's filmed that area like you have. Many thanks for showing us all.
That bit of coastline is very jurassic, those bits of shale are dropping all the time. Great video once again Ant.
The lump of steel on the beach was possibly the base of a post made from a section of rail. An excellent exploration. Thank you.
If it is then it shows there is more up there most likely waiting to be found :)
Absolutely beautiful. I don't think I would chance going down there I guess I don't need to as you have shown me just how lovely it is.
Thank you
Thanks for posting. My wife and i love coast paths around England and Wales, but I'm so glad you took us down there, as i don't think I could have made it !!
I contemplated it for a while then thought why not
@@TrekkingExploration Glad you did 👍
What an amazing place, beautifully shot. Really enjoyable to watch.
Hi Ant, that was well worth the effort you put in for us. Thank you.
Ant, why is it than whenever I watch one of your videos, I wish I was also there on the journey ------ off camera of course. It's hard to tell on a laptop, but that hill side and cliffs look a tad bit unstable, the look of the cliffs and rocky beaches in the drone shot look like it could be along the coast of Palos Verdes Hills "just south of Torrance and north of San Pedro CA. The UK has so much to see, you will have content for years to come. OH great drone work, shows the beauty of the journey.
Mike
Thanks Ant. Beautiful place Sandsend is. When the sea is rough and the waves are crashing in it’s incredible. Keep up the good work. Cheers mate. Jess
Thanks Jess i shall be back later this year
Stunning, thanks Ant. Take care.
Thanks Christine
Lovely Video, with excellent drone footage! This Spot was a great find, thank you for taking me down to the Beach!! Alas, my legs couldn't get me down there with those very steep steps. I think the piece of metal you spotted on the beach could have been from what was the original Railway Line & used to join up the sides of the track. Lovely Filming as Always,Thank You for Sharing.
Wow. What a great video! Fantastic scenery but quite eerie as well (accentuated by the soundtrack!) I would think that descent would be even more hazardous after wet weather so you were lucky that it was so beautiful and dry. What a wonderful journey it must have been on the old Whitby to Middlesbrough railway. There are a couple of old tunnels on the path going north from Sandsend . We walked there once to see if we could het in but they seemed well sealed. Staithes and the viaduct there must have been another major highlight of the journey.
This video is fantastic, Ant. What an adventure! You’re in good shape.
Cheers Josepth Thanks :)
Thank you for the tour today. Luckily, you were not injured on some of those trail ways. A historic area to see. Be careful on the way home! See you on the next. Have a cracking week ahead! Cheers Ant! 🇬🇧😮🙂👍🇺🇸
awesome ant like you in notts and derby ,we have some nice treasures in yorks
I'm spending so much amazing time in Yorkshire recently
Definitely won't be doing that one, thought I was going to fall off just watching you do it😱
It was steep but i think the camera made it look worse
Stunning location! Quite surprised with all the health and safety these days that the access is still there.. really enjoying all your little explores along the way.. looking forward to the next one 😀the
Thanks for showing that amazing (and rather unsafe) trek down to what was not surprisingly a deserted beach. Beautiful scenery!
Thanks Jim it was a nice surprise
Beautiful scenery
Brave you climbing down there. But it was worth it. Amazing views and colours. Filming and drone excellent. Thank you Ant, would never have seen any of this if not for you.
Very kind Shirley as always
Brilliant! Lovely find that beach!
Thanks Angela :)
That's actually a favourite place for some of the local fossil hunters, they usually walk around to port Mulgrave...
I saw a chap come down with a rucksack and hammer just as I was leaving
Oh wow, how come I never new about these places in your videos 😮 can't wait to get out exploring this soon. Thanks
Love the way you show on the maps by the way 🤩
Thanks Jackie :) I hope you find a few good places :)
What a find Ant. With that weather its like an island in the Mediterranean or Pacific
Stunning !!
Stunning path, but yeah going back up is the tough part.
Cheers Mike :)
Great video Ant. Have walked along the cliff tops there many times but have never ventured down to the beach, next time I'm in the area I'll take a look. Thx
Thanks for watching :)
Love a snakey pathway!!! Thanks Ant, great vid. Cheers
It was a blink and you'll miss it place. Easily missed
So glad my husband didn’t see this path when we did the railway walk. Otherwise he’d have dragged me down there 😂. Much happier seeing you do it
Cor be careful Ant - Mind you I would have probably done the very same thing - but what does it look like @ high tide??? @ 6:56 - I think that to me looks like a part of a what they call "A Chair" - which is the part what holds the Rail to the Sleeper me thinks😉🚂🚂🚂
It was an unusual looking chair i thought but i agree. Still it would date back to around 1882 too. Must be more still up there
That’s some climb! I don’t fancy walking on that wooden staircase.
I won't do it again i feel :)
Nice video Ant fantastic views, like somebody said this dry weather spell is the time to go up and down there.
It really is. I like to make the most of it, save the tunnels etc for winter
Makes for Trekking to come to life !!
Folow the Cleveland Way and on the south sode of Whity you'll find Saltwick Bay. Not secret as such bit a hidden gem with a shipwreck , fossils and great scenery.
Thanks Ant.
Cheers Steve
That path was known locally as the Goat Track. In the 1930s my father and some villagers carried up a dead body that had washed ashore. No ropes or safety barriers then
Looks like a cracking spot Ant, albeit very dodgy. Those steps looked more like a ladder. Well worth the effort though 👍🏼😊
It was very steep indeed
@@TrekkingExploration I wouldn’t mind a visit myself, but I can already hear my wife yelling, “Be careful” and “Don’t go too near the edge!” at me 😉
When I do this in July, think I'll give the steps a miss 😅 But thanks for showing, and the great photography. !
It probably is something i won't need to do again
A cliffhanger! What a railway journey that might have been had it been completed - and survived those unstable cliffs.
It shows that there must be more railway bits lying around up top too, its worth a return
Nice one Ant,thanks lad
Cheers Simon
Have you ever done a video on Whitby Abbey? That would be awesome.
I'd like to do a Sunrise or Sunset one there so maybe around the Autumn
i used to go to runswick bay for my holidays when i was young unning views round here .
That path you have walked down is known as the goat track to us local fisherman we walk down that with our rods rod rest and a box full of gear on our backs
I've done this, it is dodgy, especially when wet! Some great fossils to be had down there though!
It's a lovely quiet spot. I love places like this
This is the path that anglers and fossil collectors use to access areas
It must be great when the tide is fully out
You were just south of Loop Wyke where there are old jet workings in the cliffs.
I really need to go back and explore more soon
Did you check the cliffs out for Jet?
Going down is always easier than coming back up.
Especially on this occasion thanks for watching
You’d have to be careful you didn’t get cut off by the tide down there
You would indeed. I knew it was in a couple of hours previously thankfully
Looks like a good place to camp
Get your 12 person wild camp tent down there 🤣
@TrekkingExploration I have a trolley, don't you know
'The staircase of death', ha ha
It felt like it lol
Please Ant, when showing us around places, can you try not to spin the handheld gopro too fast...makes me feel a bit pukey! Take it slow and allow the viewers to absorb the images. Also, when doing seaside walks, please try to research tidal times. Would hate to lose you to the sea!! Again, thanks for showing us the beautiful scenery from the ground and in the air. Such a great pilot!
The camera movement is something that'll probably stay.. it's not something I can consciously think about whilst doing everything else. In 4 years I've had maybe 3 comments about it 🤷
The tide was on it's way out as I knew this from knowing nearby Whitby tide times
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