Last month Exmoor National Park Authority unveiled the Exmoor section of the King Charles III England Coast Path (KCIIIECP), the first section to open in the South West.
The King Charles III England Coast Path is a National Trail around the whole coast of England, taking in existing coastal national trails like the South West Coast Path (SWCP) but offering new public access to link up and improve existing Exmoor routes.
Improvements have been made along a quarter of the length of this 35 mile stretch, so that walkers at popular Devon and Somerset spots such as ‘Hurlstone Point’, ‘North Hill’ and ‘Glenthorne’ can enjoy revived ancient paths and more scenic views.
There are a few places on this stretch where the coastal route has changed. For more information and details on these route changes, visit the ENPA website here.
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