Boggle Hole

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54.42° N 0.53° W

Boggle Hole is to the southern end of Robin Hoods Bay and is a site of special scientific interest. Foreshore exposures of Siliceous Shales yield a range of trace fossils, and during scouring conditions, some superb ammonites can be found.

Highlights

Trace Fossils, Ammonites

Era

Jurassic

Access

Boggle Hole is at the southern end of Robin Hoods Bay, and can be reached by taking the narrow road through either Fyling Park, south of Fylingthorpe. The road is not suitable for large vehicles. There is a car park near Boggle Hole and a short walk to the shore. The area is of outstanding natural beauty.