England Coast Path
The England Coast Path will be the longest managed and waymarked coastal path in the world.
Choose which part of the coast you are interested in from the map below to find out where you can go and what there is to see and do.
From the Scottish Border near Gretna Green down to the Welsh Border near Chester this stretch of coast offers a real journey of contrasts, passing the wilderness of the Lake District, the fun of Blackpool and the urban culture of Liverpool.
From the Scottish Border above Berwick to the Wash, this coast is famous for beaches, castles and seaside holiday resorts. But there is plenty more to explore including tiny fishing villages in sheltered coves and rocky cliffs home to huge seabird colonies.
Stretching from the Wash all the way round to Southampton this is a huge stretch of coast. From typical seaside towns with piers, beach huts and amusements to long empty beaches and nature reserves providing peace and reflection, there really is something for everyone.
From the Welsh Border at Chepstow to Southampton this section follows some of our most dramatic coastline. Linking coastal resorts, towns and villages it takes you along cliff tops, to the end of promontories, along piers and promenades and along estuaries.
