Walking the King Charles III coastal path from Eastbourne

In the face of erosion, a name change and furious farmers, the world’s longest coastal path is agonisingly close to completion.

Join The Telegraph’s Greg Dickinson as he explores the 28-mile stretch of coast from Eastbourne to Rye Harbour as the newest section of the King Charles III England Coast Path.

Read more: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/activity-and-adventure/england-coast-path-trail-unfinished/

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hello from the King Charles III England Coastal path which when complete is going to be the longest Coastal Trail in the world at 2,700 mil they’re opening up different stretches of it um in stages and the most recent one to be signposted goes from the classic Victorian Seaside town of eastborn via Hastings to Ry and I’m walking that today [Music] after East warn you go along these shink beaches with martello towers and then beyond Hastings you get into the Hastings Country Park which as you can see is just beautiful you get a bit of elevation so you can see the cliffs kind of crashing into the sea and you’re ducking in and out of Woodlands which have little babbling Brooks running through them and often you’re on paths where there’s no one else around it’s beautiful and a timely reminder if ever we need one that in this country we are surrounded by one very long and very impressive Coastline for more from Telegraph travel click the link in the description