Ryedale Folk Museum
Open-air museum of rescued moorland buildings: cottages, workshops, a chapel and a Victorian shop.
Yorkshire's hill figure, cut in 1857 and visible from the A19 and the main railway line on a clear day.

The White Horse was cut into the escarpment above Kilburn by the village schoolmaster and his pupils in 1857, and is one of the largest hill figures in England. It is best seen from a distance, but the walk along the Cleveland Way from Sutton Bank to the top of the horse is easy and level with views the whole way. The village below is home to the Mouseman furniture workshop, whose showroom is open on weekdays and Saturday mornings (the visitor centre and cafe are currently closed).
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