Walking the King Charles III England Coast Path: North West (eBook)

NATIONAL TRAIL - Cumbria, Lancashire and Merseyside Coast
Artikelnummer: 978-1-78362-678-6
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Experience the King Charles III: England Coast Path (ECP) North West, a 590km (367-mile) National Trail stretching from Gretna on the Scottish border to Chester, showcasing the diverse coastlines of Cumbria, Lancashire and Merseyside. This section of one of England's most well-known long-distance trails is a month-long journey that offers walkers the perfect blend of wild estuaries, sweeping sands, and classic seaside towns, with views of the Lake District, Morecambe Bay's vast tidal flats, and vibrant cities like Liverpool.

This England Coast Path North West guidebook breaks the route into 28 stages, detailing the public transport links that make this section of England's newest National Trail so easily accessible to walkers of all abilities. Whether tackled as day walks or in one continuous stretch, this comprehensive guidebook is the planning tool you need, seamlessly integrating detailed route descriptions, trek planners and route summary tables into one unbeatable resource.

  • Step-by-step route descriptions with OS 1:50,000 mapping are provided across all 28 stages of the ECP: North West, which vary between 13 and 29km (8 - 18 miles) and can easily be adapted to your preferred daily distances
  • Accommodation listing and a stage facilities planner cover B&Bs, hostels, campsites and other services in coastal centres, including Whitehaven, Ravenglass, Fleetwood, Southport and the Wirral
  • Public transport is listed for every stage for those breaking the route into smaller sections or day walks, particularly from transport hubs such as Carlisle, Lancaster, Blackpool and Liverpool
  • Downloadable GPX files are available, providing a digital navigation option for the full 590km North West coastal route
  • The guidebook includes specific notes on when sections are planned to open, whilst providing alternatives in the meantime, so you can explore this brand-new trail starting today

With expert guidance from Ange Harker, a member of Natural England's Coastal Access Delivery Team, this guidebook equips you to experience the North West section of the England Coast Path with confidence. Whether you're anticipating the lesser-crowded trails with views of the Lake District, exploring tidal estuaries or experiencing the diverse birdlife, there is something here for all walkers to enjoy.

Enhance your North West adventure with two OS map booklets covering Cumbria, Lancashire, and Merseyside (sold separately), featuring detailed 1:25,000 mapping, for confident navigation whilst out on the trail.

Experience the King Charles III: England Coast Path (ECP) North West, a 590km (367-mile) National Trail stretching from Gretna on the Scottish border to Chester, showcasing the diverse coastlines of Cumbria, Lancashire and Merseyside. This section of one of England's most well-known long-distance trails is a month-long journey that offers walkers the perfect blend of wild estuaries, sweeping sands, and classic seaside towns, with views of the Lake District, Morecambe Bay's vast tidal flats, and vibrant cities like Liverpool.

This England Coast Path North West guidebook breaks the route into 28 stages, detailing the public transport links that make this section of England's newest National Trail so easily accessible to walkers of all abilities. Whether tackled as day walks or in one continuous stretch, this comprehensive guidebook is the planning tool you need, seamlessly integrating detailed route descriptions, trek planners and route summary tables into one unbeatable resource.

  • Step-by-step route descriptions with OS 1:50,000 mapping are provided across all 28 stages of the ECP: North West, which vary between 13 and 29km (8 - 18 miles) and can easily be adapted to your preferred daily distances
  • Accommodation listing and a stage facilities planner cover B&Bs, hostels, campsites and other services in coastal centres, including Whitehaven, Ravenglass, Fleetwood, Southport and the Wirral
  • Public transport is listed for every stage for those breaking the route into smaller sections or day walks, particularly from transport hubs such as Carlisle, Lancaster, Blackpool and Liverpool
  • Downloadable GPX files are available, providing a digital navigation option for the full 590km North West coastal route
  • The guidebook includes specific notes on when sections are planned to open, whilst providing alternatives in the meantime, so you can explore this brand-new trail starting today

With expert guidance from Ange Harker, a member of Natural England's Coastal Access Delivery Team, this guidebook equips you to experience the North West section of the England Coast Path with confidence. Whether you're anticipating the lesser-crowded trails with views of the Lake District, exploring tidal estuaries or experiencing the diverse birdlife, there is something here for all walkers to enjoy.

Enhance your North West adventure with two OS map booklets covering Cumbria, Lancashire, and Merseyside (sold separately), featuring detailed 1:25,000 mapping, for confident navigation whilst out on the trail.

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VerlagCicerone Press
EinbandAdobe Digital Editions
Erscheinungsjahr2025
Seitenangabe232 S.
AusgabekennzeichenEnglisch
Masse42'489 KB
PlattformEPUB
AutorHarker, Ange

Über den Autor Ange Harker

Ange Harker is a farm-raised outdoor writer from Nidderdale, with work published in Trail, Country Walking and Lakeland Walker; and an alumni of the Rural Writing Institute and Kendal Mountain Literature Festival's Open Mountain programme. She's also a qualified walking guide having led across England and Wales, including many rounds of the Yorkshire Three Peaks. For the last decade Ange has been a member of Natural England's Coastal Access Delivery Team in the north west; collectively devising, planning and proposing the eventual route all the way from the Scottish border at Gretna to the Welsh border on the Dee Marshes, and with a special interest in accessibility.

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