One thousand kilometres of English coast — the longest national trail in England, walked in six named stages. Do the whole thing in one push, or take a stage at a time.
Distance
1036 km · 644 mi
Ascent
20,188 m
Duration
~52 days
the path, by section — tap a line to explore
| Section | Distance | From | Difficulty | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| South West Coast Path Stage 1: Minehead to Bude | 123miles | £150pp | Open › | |
| South West Coast Path Stage 2: Bude to St Ives | 113miles | £150pp | Open › | |
| South West Coast Path Stage 3: St Ives to Falmouth | 103miles | £150pp | Open › | |
| South West Coast Path Stage 4: Falmouth to Plymouth | 83miles | £150pp | Open › | |
| South West Coast Path Stage 5: Plymouth to Exmouth | 103miles | £150pp | Open › | |
| South West Coast Path Stage 6: Exmouth to Poole | 118miles | £150pp | Open › |
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— Now make it yours —
Most people walk it in 52 days. Some want longer to take it all in. Others want the challenge of doing it quicker. Pick the trip that suits you — or customise yours below.
Most walkers start with Stage 1 or 6 for the classic scenery, then come back for the wilder middle stages. Tell Craig your dates and ability and he'll help you pick.
