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Using the path as a basis for learning and skills.

Interactive and fun resource packs for a unique outdoor walking and learning experience

Seven stories sure to send a shiver down your spine

Nigel Nicholas describes why this part of the Wales Coast Path is special to him.

Find out where to go and what you can see

A stunning beach, a lighthouse, an ancient church, a Norman castle and the last of Edward’s castles in Wales.

Skilled and proud artisans have been a feature of Welsh life for centuries. Inspired by beautiful and dramatic countryside, the range of natural materials available to them, and the history all around them, those traditions thrive today.

Parts of the path are suitable and have facilities for horse riders

Explore the sea bed, the Swellies and life underneath the water

Stroll along this pleasant suburban path leading to a high viewpoint with a special sculpture at the top

Enjoy a train journey for a different perspective of the path

From a popular tourist town, through an important nature reserve and a picture-postcard hamlet, to an ancient castle and a popular seaside resort.

The meeting point of the southern terminous of the path with Offa's Dyke National Trail

A fully accessible route on a cycle path following the Menai Strait

Discover our medieval history on the edge of one of Europe's largest areas of sand dunes

A walk though shaded woodland on wooded track or boardwalk with glimpses of the Menai Strait and Britannia Bridge

A folk music band’s epic 870-mile walking tour of the Wales Coast Path