Redcar is a seaside town situated on the North East coast of Yorkshire, 10 miles east of Middlesbrough, 5 miles west of Saltburn-by-the-Sea and about 20 miles north of Whitby.   To the south are Guisborough and the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park, and to the east is Markse-by-the Sea and Saltburn. Encompassing Redcar are 8-miles of sand and rocks to walk along, stretching from the estuary of the River Tees to Saltburn.

Coming from the north, south, or west, (see Fig. 1 below) the following route is suggested:

1.    Take the A19 until the junction with the A174 (signposted Redcar).

2.   Along the A174 for about 8 miles to a R. Abt, and go straight on passing Wilton Chemical Works on the left to the next Round-about.

3.   Take the 1^st exit from the Round-about  along Kirkleatham Lane (A1042), and then after about ¾ mile turn right into West Dyke Road (Fig. 2 below).

4.   Continue along West Dyke Road for just less than 1 mile (Fig. 3 below) and turn right into Edenhall Grove (there is a signpost to Ann Charlton's Lodge). The Gospel Hall is 100 yards on the left.

If travelling from the east or south-east take the A174 from Saltburn  through the outskirts of Marske and continue on the A174 until the junction with Kirkleatham Lane (A1042) - see Fig.2. After 0.5 miles turn right into West Dyke Road (Fig.3) towards Redcar. Edenhall Grove  is about 1 mile along on the right and the Gospel Hall can be easily seen from the junction with West Dyke Road.