A section of the coastal path at Lebberston has been closed following a series of landslips in the area.
The North York Moors National Park say they are dealing with a number of slips along the Cleveland Way following the recent wet weather.
The most serious of these is at Lebberston Cliff where a section is being temporarily closed with an inland diversion in place.
Elsewhere there have been minor cliff slips and the path itself is said to be very muddy along the full length between Saltburn and Filey, but especially so between Whitby and Ravenscar and between Scarborough and Filey.
With more rain and storm damage forecast for Thursday, park officials are urging people to exercise additional caution if using the coastal Cleveland Way.



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