The Northumberland Coastal Path opened in 2006 and follows the county's coastline from Cresswell to Berwick-upon-Tweed. ... and includes photography, maps and route descriptions.

This is why the Northumberland Coastal Path is among the world's most 'thrilling' new tours for 2024, according to The Sunday Times.

The final stretch of a coastal path linking Bamburgh with the border of Scotland has officially opened.. The King Charles III England Coast Path completes a continuous path 245 miles in length ...

Find out why the Craster to Beadnell coastal walk in Northumberland, North East has been named among the UK's greatest, according to The Telegraph.

The last stretch of the King Charles III England Coast Path has opened between Northumberland and the Scottish border. The 38 mile (61km) stretch runs from Bamburgh by Budle Bay, Holy Island and ...

A 31 mile stretch of Northumberland’s spectacular coastline is open to the public to explore for the first time today (Wednesday 26th October). The route from Amble to Bamburgh is the latest ...

The Northumberland Coast Path, a stunning, 62-mile route running from Cresswell to Berwick-upon-Tweed, is officially divided into six sections. Here are three walks to try. Seahouses to Craster ...

The trail becomes increasingly dramatic, culminating at Cabo de São Vicente, the edge of the known world for Roman settlers, and the characterful coastal town of Sagres.

The Northumberland Coast Path was opened in 2006, following the county's coastline for 70 miles (112km) from Cresswell in the south to Berwick-upon-Tweed. It covers sandy beaches, rocky headlands ...

Sand, skies and castles dominate Northumberland coastal path. 23 August 2023. Share Save. ... The North East part of the King Charles III England Coast Path crosses sandy dunes and beach.

The North East part of the King Charles III England Coast Path crosses sandy dunes and beach The last stretch of the King Charles III England Coast Path has opened between Northumberland and the ...