Broxa Forest

High fire risk – to keep the forest safe, fires, barbecues and stoves are not permitted anywhere in the forest.

Visitor information

Explore the sights and sounds of Broxa, near Scarborough

Consisting of pine and conifers, come and see Broxa's many unusual tree species and keep your eyes peeled for its summer population of nightjars; a nocturnal bird from Africa.

The Moors to Sea Cycle Route passes through the forest, taking in the views at Reasty Hill Top.

The Blue Man Walk also passes through the forest connecting Broxa with Langdale.

At a glance

  • Walking trails
  • Cycling
  • Dog walking
  • Picnic area

Things to do

Explore Broxa Forest on two wheels and soak up the beautiful scenery, all whilst surrounded by wildlife.

The Moors to Sea Cycle Route passes through the forest, taking in views...

Enjoy a tasty treat in the forest at Broxa. Just bring along good food and company!

Together we can protect these beautiful spaces. Please do not use barbecues, gas stoves or...

Wander through this dramatic plateau of conifers with farmland valleys and views towards the coast.

A range of footpaths run through Broxa Forest, with the Blue Man Walk that...

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