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Exploring the England Coastal Path – Part 5 (Fairlight to Rye Harbour)
Heading East from The Cove in Fairlight, the King Charles III Coastal Path transitions from high, dramatic cliffs to expansive, low-lying wetlands and shingle reserves. 1. Cliff End and Pett Level Leaving the pub, the trail initially heads inland through village roads to bypass areas of active cliff erosion. Continue through the…
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Exploring the England Coastal Path – Part 4 (Hastings to Fairlight)
The route from Hastings Pier to Fairlight following the the King Charles III Coastal Path is a moderate to strenuous walk of approximately 7 miles (11 km). It transitions from flat Victorian promenades to rugged, hilly terrain within Hastings Country Park, featuring steep ascents through ancient wooded glens There is a great information board that…
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Exploring the England Coastal Path – Part 3a (Hastings Castle)
No visit to Hastings would be complete without taking the opportunity to visit Hastings Castle. The route from Hastings train station to Hastings Castle is a short distance and can be completed by walking (around 16 minutes), taking a bus, or a short taxi ride. The castle is located on top of…
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Exploring the England Coastal Path – Part 3 (Cooden Beach to Hastings)
Walking the England Coastal Path from Cooden Beach to Hastings is not just a hike; it’s an experience filled with natural beauty, rich history, and cultural exploration. From the tranquil sands of Cooden Beach to the vibrant atmosphere of Hastings, this route offers something for everyone. 1. Cooden Beach to…
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Exploring the England Coastal Path – Part 2 (Pevensey to Bexhill)
This route takes you from Pevensey Bay to Cooden Beach along the King Charles III England Coast Path, here is a detailed breakdown of the 5.2-mile (8.4 km) stretch. The path follows a relatively flat linear trajectory, primarily traversing a vast shingle ridge that serves as a vital flood defense for the low-lying…
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Exploring the England Coastal Path – Part 1a (Pevensey Castle)
When you reach Pevensey you should take the time to visit Pevensey Castle, which is a relatively short 25 minute walk (about a mile) from the Castle Inn pub. Follow the A259 through the town towards Pevensey Bay Railway Station. Take a left at Church Lane and go past St…
Walking Around the UK
King Charles III Coastal Path – My Journey Around the UK