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Danes Dyke, which covers 148 acres is part of one of the finest stretches of coastland on the east coast, and is the most northerly outcrop of coastal chalk in the British Isles. This unique sea and cliff environment is protected as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and its seabird colonies mark it as a Special Protection Area. Danes Dyke acquires its name from the ancient ditch and bank earthwork, which runs through the reserve. Danes Dyke runs for 4km across the whole of the Flamborough Headland, from the nature reserve here in the south to Cat Nab on the Bempton Cliffs in the north.
There is an access for all route around the some of the site, but much of the site has long flights of steps. Access to the beach is down a steep slope An interpretation board will provide you with further information to help you enjoy your visit at the main car park. A tree trail helps you learn about the trees on this historic site.
Please note the site has toilets which are open all year round, and a cafe that is open during the summer months. Picnic benches are provided.
This site has a large pay and display car park for 80 cars.