Anyone for Seaside Hiking?
There’s a reason why real estate is most expensive in seaside towns. Who doesn’t love to have the beach a few bounds away from one’s front door? And, of course, for seaside hiking.
Short of living there, most people love to take their summer holidays in seaside towns or at least spend a day or two there while holidaying in nearby cities.
During a week-long break in London, we decided seaside hiking would be great. So, off we went to Eastbourne and sought out the South Downs Way.
And now, seaside hiking is one of our favourites.
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Leigh, that was my first coastal hike and certainly loved it that I followed it up with a 2-3 day hike with my son in Ile St Mandrier near Toulon. Our next project would be easy hikes near London so yes the southwest would be a destination awaiting us.
That does look like lovely – and easy hiking.
Last year I ran into a couple hiking from Land’s End to John O’Groats & they said their favourite part of the entire hike was the coastal trail in the southwest of England. Have you done any of that trail?