Saltburn-by-the-Sea Map (Saltburn)

Detailed Street Map of Saltburn-by-the-Sea North Yorkshire & Guide to the Area

Saltburn Map North Yorkshire: Interactive map of Saltburn-by-the-Sea, displaying the town situated in the county of North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Saltburn-by-the-Sea area and a Saltburn-by-the-Sea town centre map, showing Saltburn Railway Station and Saltburn Beach.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Saltburn-by-the-Sea map are: Saltburn Pier, Saltburn Cliff Lift, Seaview Restaurant, Signals Café, Real Meals Deli, The Sitting Room, Rapps Café, No. 23 Bar & Eatery, The Ship Inn, Cooplands Bakery, Saltburn Surf School, The Victoria Pub & Hotel, The Spa Hotel, Sainsbury's Local, The Amber Rooms, Earthbeat Theatre Company, Saltburn Library, Beach Hut Gallery, Saltburn Leisure Centre, Saltburn Learning Campus, Hunley Hall Golf Club, The Guisborough Bookshop, Brockley Hall Hotel, Whistlestop Wines, Scoops Ice Cream Parlour, Rosie's Coffee Lounge, The Mermaid Fish Bar, Saltburn Animal Rescue Association Shop, Roseberry Funeral Service, Saltburn Dental Surgery, Lillian Daph, Julie's Barbers, The Vault, Halifax, The Sitting Goose, Rose Garden Tearoom, Seasalt & Co, Saltburn Miniature Railway, Guisborough Priory, Hair By The Sea, Saltburn Methodist Church, Hays Travel, Asda Express, The Tea Rooms in the Valley, Saltburn Health Centre, The Cutty Sark, Alessi's, White Lily Florist, Vitality Spa, Saltburn Primary School, Windsor Road Garage.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Marske-by-the-Sea, Skelton, Brotton, Boosbeck, Carlin How, Easington, Loftus, Liverton, Skinningrove, Staithes, Hinderwell, Runswick Bay, Guisborough, New Marske, Redcar, Lazenby, Kirkleatham, Wilton, Yearby, Dunsdale, Charltons, Moorsholm, Lingdale, Margrove Park, Great Ayton, Little Ayton, Stanghow, Ugthorpe, Castleton, Danby, Lealholm, Ainthorpe, Commondale.

Saltburn-by-the-Sea (Saltburn) is one of those places that instantly feels like a breath of fresh air. Tucked away on the edge of the North York Moors where land meets sea, it's a classic Victorian resort that hasn't lost its charm. The long sandy beach, colourful promenade, and dramatic cliffs give the town a proper postcard look, but it's not all about appearances—there's a relaxed, arty vibe running through Saltburn that draws in day-trippers, surfers and locals alike. Whether you're after fish and chips on the pier, a mooch around the quirky shops or a windswept walk up the cliff, it's a place that doesn't try too hard to impress—it just does.

The town came into its own during the Victorian era when it was developed as a fashionable seaside retreat by Henry Pease, a railway magnate with big ideas. Before that, Saltburn was just a tiny fishing village nestled below the cliffs, but the arrival of the railway in the 1860s transformed it completely. That sense of old-school resort glamour still lingers, especially in the gardens and the grand architecture near the seafront. Today, Saltburn has a population of around 6,000 and continues to thrive as a laid-back coastal town with a strong sense of identity and a clear nod to its heritage.

There's plenty to keep you occupied in and around Saltburn. The beach is the obvious star, loved by families, dog walkers and surfers alike. The pier—Yorkshire's last remaining one—stretches proudly into the sea, while the cliff lift, a water-powered funicular from 1884, still trundles up and down the steep bank. Valley Gardens offers peaceful woodland walks, a miniature railway and a tea room for a proper brew. For something more adventurous, the Cleveland Way walking trail runs right through the town. Just beyond Saltburn, you'll find the National Trust's Roseberry Topping—a distinctive hill with cracking views—and Rievaulx Abbey and Mount Grace Priory are close enough for a day trip, with plenty of crumbling charm and peaceful countryside.

North Yorkshire as a whole is packed with highlights. From the raw beauty of the North York Moors to the wide-open spaces of the Yorkshire Dales, there's no shortage of scenic routes, heritage sites and cosy market towns. Whitby's just down the coast with its dramatic abbey ruins and gothic vibe, while Robin Hood's Bay, Staithes and Sandsend offer quiet beaches, steep cobbled lanes and top-tier crab sandwiches. Inland, you've got Helmsley, Malton and Thirsk for food markets, antiques and a dose of old-school Yorkshire warmth. Wherever you turn, there's something worth pulling the car over for.

Getting to Saltburn is surprisingly easy, given its tucked-away feel. There's a train station right in town with services running to Middlesbrough and Darlington, connecting you to the wider rail network. By car, the A174 and A171 link Saltburn with the rest of the region, and there's plenty of parking once you arrive. Buses run regularly to neighbouring towns and villages. If you're flying in, Teesside International is the closest airport, about 40 minutes away by road. Once you're in Saltburn, it's all easily walkable—everything from the cliffs to the cafes is within strolling distance.

North Yorkshire itself is the largest county in England, and it wears that title well. From sweeping landscapes and ancient ruins to coastal towns and rural villages, it offers something for every pace of life. Farming, tourism, and heritage all play a part in shaping its character. There's a quiet pride in the way the county balances beauty and tradition with an open-armed welcome for visitors. Whether you're on a moorland hike, settling into a seaside pub or exploring a medieval market square, there's always that sense of space and story running through it. Saltburn's a small part of the county, but it captures the best of what North Yorkshire's all about.

We hope you found this Saltburn-by-the-Sea tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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