Port Mulgrave Harbour
UK-295 · Yorkshire, England
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A rugged, derelict Jurassic shale beach featuring historic abandoned harbour ruins and bohemian fisherman huts. Originally constructed in 1856 by Sir Charles Palmer to export iron ore to Tyneside steelworks, the harbour was abandoned by 1920.
Motor Access: Strictly unavailable to the shoreline. Vehicles must remain at the top of the cliff. Pedestrian Access: Accessible on foot via the Cleveland Way National Trail. A steep, newly renovated path with steps leads down from the clifftop to the shore.
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