Crossing 190 miles from St Bees on the Irish Sea to Robin Hood’s Bay on the North Sea, the Coast to Coast Path is one of Britain’s most beloved long-distance trails. Winding through the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales, and the North York Moors, it captures the very best of England’s wild beauty and character.
Created by legendary fell-walker Alfred Wainwright, this route offers more than a walk — it’s a journey through three national parks, countless villages, and the heart of rural England. Whether you’re walking it in full or section by section, it’s an unforgettable adventure that rewards every mile.
In this section, you’ll find trail guides, planning tips, gear advice, and inspiration to help you prepare for your own Coast to Coast hike — from choosing the right itinerary to celebrating that final step into the sea at Robin Hood’s Bay.