YHA Boggle Hole
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Wild Swimming at Boggle Hole
Overview
Noted as a great place to swim in the Wild Swimming book. The sea at Boggle Hole is exhilarating, and perishing, all at once.
What makes it special
- Wild swimming near the hostel
Hostels nearby
Other things to do nearby
Cycling around Boggle Hole
Take a leisurely cycle along the National Cycle Route 1 or the North Sea trail which starts 10 minutes away from the hostel.
Mountain biking around Boggle Hole
The disused railway line (National cycle route 1 - North Sea trail) offers easy, family friendly and car free cycling, all within 10 minutes of the hostel.
Watersports in Boggle Hole
Step out of your room and into the sea and more importantly, you can then step out of the sea into a lovely hot shower!
Rock pooling and fossil hunting
Try rock pooling, fossil hunting and playing on the beach making sandcastles, all a stone's throw from the hostel.
Sea Fishing at Boggle Hole
Cast from the window of your room (almost!) and spend the whole day staring wistfully out to sea.
Ravenscar self-guided walking route
A picturesque and easy to follow route along the clifftop path, returning along the old train line.
Whitby self-guided walking route
An invigorating, long route which follows the stunning Coast Path and beautiful former railway line to guide you to and from historic Whitby.
Robin Hood’s Bay self-guided walking route
Explore the beach to Robin Hood’s Bay and enjoy stunning views on the way back along the clifftop - or the other way around, depending on the tide.
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